Shop independent U.S. sellers — games, cards, and more.
Looking for a used console, a sealed game, or a binder pull? GameLister connects you with independent U.S. shops — not a faceless listing farm. We're early and growing real inventory.
What are you hunting this week?
Flat 5%. Forever. Free storefront.
When an item sells on GameLister, platform fee is flat 5% on the merchandise — not a volume ladder. Postage isn't fee'd as platform fee. First 5 paid sales are $0 (promo). Stripe processing is separate.
What's the fee question that usually stops you from listing?
Flat 5%. Forever. Free storefront.
When an item sells on GameLister, platform fee is flat 5% on the merchandise — not a volume ladder. Storefront is free. Postage isn't fee'd as platform fee. First 5 paid sales are $0 (promo). Stripe processing is separate.
What's the fee question that usually stops you from listing?
A U.S. marketplace for games — and the stuff next to them.
GameLister is a U.S. marketplace for games, consoles, accessories, trading cards, comics, and sim gear. Sellers get a free storefront. Buyers shop independent U.S. shops in one place. We're early and building in public — no fake "millions of buyers" claims.
@KodieLT 10% on a $245 sale is $24.50 gone before processing even hits. every graded card sale on ebay you're pricing around that fee. fwiw i'm building GameLister, 6.5% only when you sell.
@oheykatelyn mercari visibility is rough rn, listings just sit there. the traction problem is real even before the international part. fwiw i'm building GameLister for exactly this, US-only tho so it won't help with international
@Lunens__ 10% on the final sale before processing even hits, and the bigger the bundle the more it stings. you price higher just to cover it and your sell-through tanks. fwiw i'm building GameLister to do 6.5% with no listing or monthly fees.
@HTSports2024@eBay Clean Casas auto, the purple /250 chrome is a solid card. eBay's 10% fee on singles adds up fast though. fwiw i'm building GameLister to give card sellers a cheaper option with real grader and grade filters
@DadMansDugout Live shows work for chase cards and big hits because the energy drives bids. For graded singles where buyers want to filter by grader and grade, a structured listing marketplace fits better. fwiw i'm building GameLister for that side.
@KalystC Re-uploading 5k listings from scratch is the worst part of every marketplace. The fact that you have to redo it manually every time is exactly why inventory import exists. fwiw i'm building GameLister so you can pull your whole catalog in without retyping anything.
Collectors don't shop like general buyers. They want condition, grader, grade, set, and provenance before they even think about clicking buy. A generic electronics category doesn't cut it for a PSA 9 Charizard. Structure is what makes the right buyer find the right card.
@_stuffNthings Mercari's solid for moving comics but the fees add up, especially on lower priced items. fwiw I'm building GameLister, 6.5% only when you sell and no monthly store rent. US only.
@RangerRhespen@TCGplayer Listings not showing up and zero support response means you're burning money for nothing. You deserve a platform where your stuff actually surfaces and support is real. I'm building GameLister, a lower-fee US marketplace for cards and games: https://t.co/llIcuUqaLd
@5Royalman eBay fees on a card like that are brutal, 10% plus the per-order fee on top. i feel the pain. fwiw i'm building GameLister, 6.5% only when it sells and shipping isn't fee'd. hope you find a buyer either way, that's a nice pull
@yaoivee 100+ listings by hand is brutal. importing via CSV beats retyping every title and re-uploading every photo. i'm building GameLister so you can bring your whole inventory over without starting from scratch
@DC_Razorback@CardPurchaser Vinted fees are lower but the card buyer traffic is thin compared to eBay or even TCGplayer. You save on fees but wait longer for sales. Worth testing tho