Card Dealer Pro scans cards and lists them to eBay, Shopify, CollX, and Whatnot. Hoard scans cards and lists them to TCGplayer, then keeps repricing them.
Card Dealer Pro's homepage says to "use an autofeed scanner, flatbed or smartphone to rapidly ingest card images." It also lists adding cards from a scanner, phone, or cert number. A native Mac and Windows app handles scanning.
The homepage says the app publishes listings to eBay, Shopify, CollX, or other marketplaces. Its FAQ names eBay, CollX, Whatnot, and Shopify as direct connections, and says CSV export works with any system. TCGplayer is not named on the homepage.
The homepage says its visual search matches cards to a database of 20 million unique card records. It does not name specific games. Plans are billed monthly, and annual billing saves 16%.
Prices are from the homepage as of October 2026. Technical.ly reported that CollX acquired Card Dealer Pro in June 2022.
| Job | Card Dealer Pro (per its site) | Hoard |
|---|---|---|
| Scan input | Autofeed scanner, flatbed, or smartphone | A folder of JPG or PNG photos from a flatbed, a sheet-fed scanner, or any camera. Hoard cuts photos with several cards into single cards. |
| Games | No games named; a database of 20 million card records | Scan matching covers Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokémon (English and Japanese), One Piece, Dragon Ball Super, Dragon Ball Fusion World, Gundam, Riftbound, Lorcana, and Digimon, as of October 2026 |
| Identification | AI card ID against its database | Hoard suggests a catalog match for each card, and you review it before anything enters inventory |
| Condition | Not covered here | Not read from the photo. You set a folder default and change it per card. |
| Pricing | Market pricing alongside AI card ID | Your pricing rules price each card when it reaches staging |
| Listing destinations | eBay, Shopify, CollX, Whatnot, CSV export | TCGplayer only. The Hoard Desktop agent uploads through TCGplayer's own CSV import. |
| Ongoing repricing | Not listed on its site | Scheduled repricing of listed cards, with safety checks and rollback |
| Orders and fulfillment | Not listed on its site | Pull sessions and order tools for TCGplayer orders |
| Price | $9, $19, or $59 a month, as of October 2026 | Free to add cards. Listing is on Diamond at $299 a month, up to 100,000 listings. |
Card Dealer Pro lists directly on eBay, Shopify, CollX, and Whatnot. Hoard lists and reprices on TCGplayer only, so a seller who sells mostly on eBay should start with Card Dealer Pro.
Card Dealer Pro's entry plan costs $9 a month, and Hoard's listing plan is $299 a month.
Hoard fits a store that sells on TCGplayer. You scan a folder, review the matches, and publish. The Hoard Desktop agent then uploads the new listings, and Hoard reprices them on your plan's sync schedule. The bulk scan guide walks through this flow.
Hoard has limits. It does not read condition from a photo. Foil and non-foil printings with the same art need a check in review. Games other than Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Fusion World need Hoard Desktop running to scan, as of October 2026. Listing needs a paid plan or trial and a TCGplayer Level 4 account. See seller levels.
On Hoard's test sets, the matcher picked the correct card first for 175 of 175 Yu-Gi-Oh scans and 97% of 401 Magic scans. In September 2026, two stores kept Hoard's first suggestion for 84.7% of 2,236 scanned cards. We found no published accuracy figure for Card Dealer Pro.
The TCGQuickShip comparison covers another scan-to-ship tool. See also choosing a card scanner for selling, moving ManaBox scans to TCGplayer, TCGplayer scanner problems, TCGplayer seller-tool alternatives, and the Kronozio migration guide.
Its homepage does not name TCGplayer. It lists eBay, Shopify, CollX, and Whatnot as direct connections and says CSV export works with any system.
Plans are $9, $19, and $59 a month as of October 2026. The $9 Prospect plan includes 500 AI credits and a 7-day free trial. Annual billing saves 16%.
Hoard is an alternative for a seller whose sales are on TCGplayer. It scans a folder of photos, prices cards by your rules, and lists them through TCGplayer's CSV import. See more seller tools.
Its homepage names no games. It says visual search matches cards to a database of 20 million unique card records.
Technical.ly reported that CollX acquired Card Dealer Pro in June 2022. Read the report.
Adding cards to Hoard works on the free plan. Listing them on TCGplayer needs the Diamond plan ($299 a month) or a trial. See pricing.
Connect your TCGplayer store and try scan intake and pricing with your own inventory before anything changes on TCGplayer.
Get started freeSources: Card Dealer Pro homepage, Technical.ly on the CollX acquisition, Hoard pricing, and Hoard production records queried Sep 27, 2026.