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Chase the cards. Complete the sets. Keep the margin.

The marketplace that works both ways.

Request early access to post open offers for the cards you want, or list yours with 0% fees during beta. Built for people who buy and sell.

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Five games at launch

Full curated catalogs. Raw and graded. More games as we grow.
Pokemon - EN & JapaneseMagic: The GatheringYu-Gi-Oh!One PieceDisney Lorcana

The ISO post, grown up

Buyers already post “looking for” requests in card groups and hope a stranger notices. Chase Sets turns that into a real offer any matching seller can accept.
The old way

Social card groups

A buyer posts what they want in a card group, then waits.

  • “ISO Charizard ex, will pay $140 shipped.”
  • 14 replies. Half of them just ask “still looking?” a week later.
  • Payment happens outside any marketplace, with no order to point back to.
  • If it goes wrong, the group can only remove the post after the fact.
On Chase Sets

Post it once. Any seller can accept.

The same request becomes a priced offer against the real catalog entry, visible to every matching seller.

Charizard ex — Special Illustration Rare

Sample offer • visible to matching sellers

$140.00
The exact card, price, and shipping destination are locked in before any seller sees it.
  • Any seller with a matching card can accept it — no listing negotiation needed.
  • Acceptance creates a real order, with checkout fee and shipping shown before payment.
  • The offer and its outcome stay tied to a real order record, not a forum thread.
1

Post an offer against the real catalog entry: price, quantity, and shipping destination.

2

Any seller with a matching card can accept it, at your price.

3

Acceptance becomes a real order — checkout fee and shipping shown before payment.

Seller tools that follow the market

Chase Sets turns market data into pricing decisions — less spreadsheet work, more control over your margin and inventory.
Coming to beta

Set your rules once. Prices stay current automatically.

Set a price floor, then let Chase Sets track the market for you. Every change previews before it goes live.

  • Pick a reference price, and Chase Sets keeps your listing priced to match the market.
  • Set a floor price. Chase Sets never prices your card below it.
  • Preview every price change before it goes live, and see exactly what changed.
Coming to beta

See the market behind every card

Completed sales turn into price history and market estimates. See your collection value without a spreadsheet.

  • See price history right on the card's page.
  • Track collection value as market estimates move.
  • Buyers see the same market context you do, so prices make sense at a glance.
Coming to beta

From spreadsheet scale to a native workflow

Bulk pricing tools and an API help high-volume sellers move past one-card-at-a-time work.

  • Built for sellers with six-figure inventories.
  • Import and manage large inventories in bulk.
  • An API for sellers who want to automate pricing.

Ready to stop pricing in a spreadsheet?

Join the seller wave and help shape how these tools work with real inventories.

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The same $10 card, three marketplaces

Compare the marketplace fee, per-order and payment fee, and dollars kept before you decide where to list.
Marketplace fee, per-order and payment fee, and dollars kept on a $10 card: Chase Sets versus TCGplayer and eBay.
On a $10 cardChase SetsTCGplayereBay
Marketplace fee$0.00$1.07$1.32
Per-order and payment fee$0.00$0.55$0.30
You keep$10.00$8.38$8.38

TCGplayer and eBay figures use each marketplace's own published seller-fee schedule. Both apply to a $10.00 item price before shipping or tax, as of July 2026, with cents rounded down in each marketplace's favor. Chase Sets figures reflect the 0% beta seller fee lock with no separate seller payment-processing fee.

$10 card beta seller math

Founder example before shipping and protection costs.

Buyer item price$10.00
Beta seller fee$0.00
Seller-side processingNone
Seller net before shipping$10.00
Card processing is buyer-side at checkout; Chase Sets balance skips it.

$100 graded-card founder math

A larger founder example before shipping and protection costs.

Graded card sale price$100.00
Founder seller fee$0.00
Seller-side processingNone
Seller net before shipping$100.00
Founders keep the sale price before shipping and protection costs.

What you actually keep

Enter a sale price and compare seller fees side by side. Chase Sets numbers load live from the published fee schedule: 5% per item, never more than $25.00 per item.
Marketplace fee, seller-paid payment processing, and what you keep selling $50.00: Chase Sets versus TCGplayer and eBay.
Selling $50.00Chase SetsTCGplayereBay
Marketplace fee$2.50$5.37$6.62
Payment processingNone — buyer-side at checkout$1.55$0.40
You keep$47.50$43.08$42.98
Founders windowSee founders terms

Founders lock a 0% seller fee on every listing created during their 60-day window. The comparison above uses the standard schedule that applies outside that window.

TCGplayer figures: 10.75% marketplace commission (capped at $75 per item) plus 2.5% + $0.30 payment processing, from TCGplayer's published fee schedule as of July 12, 2026. eBay figures: 13.25% trading-cards final value fee on the portion up to $7,500 and 2.35% above it (payment processing included), plus a $0.30 per-order fee ($0.40 on orders over $10), non-store rate, from eBay's published fee schedule as of July 12, 2026. Competitor fees are rounded down in their favor and exclude shipping, tax, store subscriptions, and promotions. All three columns compare the item price before shipping or tax. Chase Sets values load live from the published fee schedule.

Compare Chase Sets vs TCGplayerCompare Chase Sets vs eBay

Founders beta: the first 500 accounts

Beta access opens a 60-day window and a shot at one of 500 numbered founder badges. Here is exactly how both work.
Capped at 500 founders
  • The first 500 accounts to list or make an offer claim a numbered founder badge, publicly displayed.
  • Every listing you create in your first 60 days of beta access locks 0% seller fees until it sells.
  • Your numbered founder badge is publicly displayed. Listings you locked at 0% keep that rate until they sell. The 60-day window and the 500 numbers are what run out.
  • Join the founders-circle Discord anytime and help shape the early community.
  • Help shape seller tools for bulk listing, pricing, fulfillment, fee locks, and offers.
Read the founders offer terms

When can I use Chase Sets?

Chase Sets opens to everyone on September 1, 2026. Numbered beta invite waves begin late July 2026, and invites go to the waitlist first.
Beta invite waves

Invites begin late July 2026

Wave 1: 100 invites. Wave 2: 250 invites. Wave 3: 500 invites. Each wave opens only after marketplace checks pass.

  • A qualified Wave 1 seller chooses Sell or Buy and sell, names at least one supported game, and selects an inventory-size range. Signup alone does not qualify.
  • Later waves open once checkout, shipping, and support are running smoothly for the accounts already in.
During beta

Founders window runs through beta

Beta access starts your 60-day 0% fee-lock window, and your first listing or offer claims one of 500 numbered founder badges while numbers remain.

September 1, 2026

Public launch: open signup

On September 1, 2026, signup opens to everyone — no invite needed. Waiting until then means no beta wave and a later shot at the founder numbers.

Get in line for a beta wave

Preview the buying experience

A sample of what checkout shows: price, seller profile, condition, and shipping. Earned shipping credit, card processing, returns, and order protection stay together too.
Sample Pikachu 173/165 Illustration Rare Pokemon card.
Sample listing
Raw Near MintSample: 3 available

Pikachu Illustration Rare

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet 151, 173/165 Illustration Rare, English. Condition, seller history, shipping, returns, and support stay with the listing.

$83.40
Raw market estimate
Review account, condition, returns, support, and shipping first.
Sample card accountVerification placement shown
Sample profile data
Tracked card mailer, $0.48 after shipping creditNon-delivery, payment error, and not-as-described supportReturn options shown before payment
Request early accessOrder protection

Total before payment

Checkout shows item, one combined Shipping line, tax, and card processing (2.9% + $0.30) before payment. Pay with Chase Sets balance and card processing is $0.

Item$83.40
Shipping$4.65$0.48 tracked shipping
Tax$0.00 in this sample
Card processing (2.9% + $0.30)$2.82 · $0 with Chase Sets balance
Estimated order total$86.70
Every line is visible before payment. Card processing is 2.9% + $0.30; Chase Sets balance makes it $0, for a $83.88 total on this sample order. Protection is included on every order.

Order Protection comes with every order. Read the protection policy

Signals before payment

Secure payment review

Provider-backed checkout confirms the final charge before you pay. Card processing is 2.9% + $0.30, shown before payment; paying with Chase Sets balance makes it $0.

Shipping credit

One combined Shipping line covers shipping and Order Protection together. On higher-value orders, that line can run a little higher.

Support context

Support reviews tracking and payment status. They also check seller details, listing evidence, and return options.

Built by someone who lists cards too

A short note on why Chase Sets exists and who is building it.
From the founder

Todd Skelton

Founder, Chase Sets

I buy, sell, and ship trading cards myself, and I got tired of watching marketplace fees eat into card margin before a sale even clears. Chase Sets starts from that math: a 0% seller fee lock during beta, buyer totals shown before checkout, and a roadmap shaped by what the waitlist actually asks for.

  • Every beta fee decision comes from someone who lists and ships cards too.
  • Fee math and policies stay public instead of buried in fine print.
  • The founders-circle Discord is where the early roadmap gets shaped, not just announced.
Join the founders circle on Discord
Takes under a minute

Help shape the founding seller wave

Tell us whether selling, buying, or both matters most. Beta access starts your founders window the moment you get in.

  • First 500 founders: your numbered badge is claimed by your first listing or offer, and locks 0% seller fees for 60 days.
  • Founding sellers get input on bulk listing, pricing, fulfillment, beta fee-lock rules, and offer rebates.
  • Collectors see item, account, and shipping details before checkout. Return, support, and shipping-credit details are included too.
  • Public policies stay visible before you pay.
Join the founders circle on DiscordRead the founders offer terms
Early access

Request early access

Tell us whether you buy, sell, or both, and what matters most — invites go to the right people first.

One signup helps shape the first buyer and seller tools and puts your account in line for a beta invite.

Choose the workflow you would use first.

Tell us about your inventory

Optional, sellers only: helps us measure real inventory behind the waitlist, not just interest.

Games you sell

Select every game you currently sell or plan to sell.

Beyond early access emails, this covers new features, launch milestones, and founder updates. Ask support@chasesets.com to remove you anytime.

No live transactions happen during prelaunch.

Marketplace questions

Quick, plain answers about buying, selling, fees, and protection.
Read every FAQ

Is Chase Sets live yet?

Not yet. Chase Sets opens to everyone on September 1, 2026, and beta invite waves begin late July 2026. Join the waitlist for an invite before launch and founders offer eligibility.

What do sellers pay during beta?

Listings created during beta keep a 0% seller fee until sold. Chase Sets also does not pass separate seller payment-processing fees to sellers. Buyers pay only payment processing at cost, shown before payment: 2.9% + $0.30 by card, 0.5% by bank account, $0.00 with Chase Sets balance.