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A faster Cardmarket listing workflow for Pokémon sellers

NeoSatoshi detects your cards and exports a TCGPowerTools-compatible file you can import to Cardmarket. Skip the manual entry, keep the pricing logic you trust.

Cardmarket-ready exports without the busywork

NeoSatoshi handles card detection and pricing. TCGPowerTools handles the Cardmarket import. You stop typing.

TCGPowerTools-compatible export

Export a file ready for TCGPowerTools to import into Cardmarket. Set, number, language, condition, finish, and price are all filled in.

Cardmarket-aware pricing

Use Cardmarket trend, low, or average prices as your base, then apply markup, minimum prices, or per-card overrides before exporting.

Language and condition handling

EN, DE, IT, ES, FR languages and standard Cardmarket conditions are mapped correctly so your imports do not get rejected.

Special variant resolution

For Pokémon edge cases like stamped, full art, or alt art variants, NeoSatoshi prompts you to pick the right Cardmarket equivalent before export.

Best fit for this workflow

This page is for European sellers who use Cardmarket as a primary channel and want to keep TCGPowerTools as the import bridge.

Fit 1

Cardmarket is your main channel

Use this page if Cardmarket is where most of your Pokémon singles sell and you want to spend less time entering cards by hand.

Fit 2

You already use TCGPowerTools

This page fits sellers who like the TCGPowerTools import flow and want NeoSatoshi as the detection and pricing source feeding into it.

Fit 3

Pricing should follow Cardmarket trends

Choose this page when your prices need to track Cardmarket trend, low, or average values per card with markup rules applied.

1

Detected cards ready for Cardmarket

Each card carries the metadata Cardmarket needs: set, number, language, finish, condition, and price. Edge cases are flagged for review.

Detected cards ready for Cardmarket
2

Cardmarket-aware pricing rules

Configure trend / low / avg pricing with markup, minimums, and overrides before generating the TCGPowerTools file.

Cardmarket-aware pricing rules

How the Cardmarket workflow works

Three steps from card photos to a Cardmarket import you can trust.
1

Detect your cards

Upload card photos. NeoSatoshi identifies each card with set, number, language, finish, and any special variant.

2

Price with Cardmarket data

Pick your pricing rule (trend / low / avg + markup), set minimum prices, and adjust individual cards if needed.

3

Export and import to Cardmarket

Download the TCGPowerTools-compatible export, then import it via TCGPowerTools to Cardmarket. Done.

Cardmarket workflow questions

Why TCGPowerTools and not a direct Cardmarket API?
TCGPowerTools is the most reliable bridge to Cardmarket today and handles import quality well. We may add a direct Cardmarket integration later, but TCGPowerTools is solid.
Which languages are supported on Cardmarket exports?
English and German are fully supported. Italian, Spanish, and French work with limited support. Japanese is not yet supported.
How are special variants handled?
Stamped, full art, alt art, and similar variants surface a manual pick step before export. This prevents bad mappings to wrong Cardmarket products.
Can I price by Cardmarket trend?
Yes. You can choose Cardmarket trend, low, or average as the base price and apply markup, minimums, and overrides per card or globally.

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A faster Cardmarket listing workflow for Pokémon sellers

NeoSatoshi detects your cards and exports a TCGPowerTools-compatible file you can import to Cardmarket. Skip the manual entry, keep the pricing logic you trust.

NeoSatoshi

AI card detection for sellers. Speed up your listing workflow. Save hours every week.

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