About Card Tally
Card Tally keeps the books for your card business.
Card Tally is a ledger for people who buy and sell trading cards. It tracks what you own, what each card cost you, where it came from, what it sold for, and the deals you weigh at a show.
It is built for card dealers: people who work card shows, sell on eBay, trade and flip. It does not tell you what a card is worth.
Now in private testing. Public sign-up is coming.
What It Does
- Keeps every card and its cost. Purchase price, shipping, tax, fees and grading, so you see the real profit on each card.
- Records sales, trades and bulk deals. Including trades where cards go both ways.
- Tracks your shows. Sales, table costs and profit for each show.
- Reads the label on a graded slab. Scan the slab and Card Tally fills in the card's details for you to check. You can turn this off in Settings.
- Asks one question at a time. Adding a card, selling one and recording a trade each take one plain question per screen.
Recent Sales
On a card, the Recent Sales button opens eBay's sold listings for that card, in the eBay app on your phone or in a new tab on a computer. Card Tally does not fetch prices and does not show eBay listings inside the app. It takes you to eBay's own page. eBay may ask you to sign in.
Who Makes It
Card Tally is made by Tucker Mullen, an individual, who also sells cards at shows as Mullen Card Co.
Not Affiliated
Card Tally is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by eBay, PSA or any other company named on this site. Their names are used only to say what Card Tally works with. All trademarks belong to their owners.
Contact
See the Privacy page for what Card Tally stores.