Which marketplaces carry trading cards?+
Not every marketplace RestocksAIO supports lists cards. StockX has a dedicated trading cards category, and POIZON carries collectibles, so those are the outlets RestocksAIO lists cards to. The sneaker-focused marketplaces - WeTheNew, KLEKT, Laced and the rest - don't carry cards, so the workflow deliberately routes cards only where they actually trade. If your card business runs primarily through StockX, that's exactly the outlet the inventory, listing, pricing and payout tracking are built around here.
Does RestocksAIO grade or authenticate cards?+
No. There is no grading, slabbing or authentication feature, and no PSA or grading-company integration. RestocksAIO is the operating layer for a card-reselling business - barcode intake, grouped inventory, multi-marketplace listing, repricing and payout tracking - not a tool that touches the cards themselves. Grading stays with the grader and authentication stays with the marketplace. What you get is the back office: getting hundreds of card SKUs in fast, listed where they sell, priced to a floor, and reconciled after every sale.
Can I manage singles, sealed product and slabs together?+
Yes. All of it lives in one grouped catalogue. Each card SKU - whether it's a raw single, a sealed box or a graded slab - is tracked with its own cost and quantity, and grouped so you see every marketplace it's listed on at once. Barcode intake brings them in without manual typing, and a confirmed sale on any outlet decrements the right unit. That single grouped view is the difference from a flat spreadsheet, which has no way to understand that one card can be live on StockX and POIZON at the same time.
Is the card engine different from the sneaker tool?+
No - it's the same software. RestocksAIO is item-agnostic: inventory grouping, barcode intake, listing, Bricker repricing and payout tracking key off your SKUs and the marketplace, not whether the product is a sneaker or a card. That means you can run a card-heavy catalogue, or cards alongside other stock, in one place instead of splitting it across separate tools. The sell-more-than-sneakers guide covers how operators use the same engine across categories if you're weighing whether to consolidate.
Does it track card sales and payouts?+
Yes. Sales and payout tracking is part of the core operation: every confirmed card sale feeds profit and payout visibility live, with cost, payout and margin per SKU and a split showing whether StockX or POIZON is moving more volume. The data is export-ready when accounting needs it. For high-turnover card sellers this is what keeps the numbers honest without a weekly reconciliation - the catalogue, the listings and the sales all reference the same SKUs.
