Sell cards to people who came for cards.

List your copy where buyers can compare its printing, condition and price. Scan supported cards in the Fetch app or list on the web, then sell to collectors in your country.

Sell cards on Fetch

Cards you can find on Fetch

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Cards for sale across Australia and New Zealand: 2.8M+
Sellers across both marketplaces: 2,300+
Cards sold a day across Australia and New Zealand: 3,000+

Australia and New Zealand combined. Stock: September 2026; sales: 30-day average.

Give every card a proper place to sell

Compare how each marketplace handles card listings, condition and shop inventory.

Listing a single: eBay Australia
Seller-created item listing¹; Fetch
Shared card record, set and artwork
Describing condition: eBay Australia
4 grades: Near Mint or Better to Heavily Played¹; Fetch
5 grades: Near Mint to Damaged
Your card business: eBay Australia
General marketplace sales channel¹; Fetch
Store OS: till, website, buylist, inventory

Price against the card, then get on with selling

Check other sellers' asking prices and the card's price history before setting yours. List one card at a time, or use the bulk tools available on your plan.

Identify the exact card and choose its condition.
Set your asking price using local market information.
Manage the order in Fetch and post within your country when it sells.

A card shop needs more than another listing screen

Fetch Store OS tracks card variants, quantities, buy prices and sell prices in one inventory. Keep stock, orders and reporting together across your till, website, buylist and Fetch sales.

Explore Fetch Store OS

From a stack of cards to your next sale

Scan before you list
Identify supported cards in the Fetch app, then choose condition and set your asking price.
Price with collection context
Track what you own and its estimated value, then compare local asking prices when you're ready to sell.
List where collectors are looking
See how many people need each card. New listings can notify local collectors who've enabled Needed alerts.

Questions about eBay and Fetch

Is Fetch an alternative to eBay for Pokémon cards?

Yes. Fetch is built for trading-card singles and graded cards in Australia and New Zealand. Pokémon sellers can use the app scanner for supported cards, compare local prices and list their copy on the card's catalogue page.

Is selling cards on eBay free in Australia?

Eligible Australian sellers with up to A$25,000 in sales over the past 12 months pay no final value fee. Purchases from sellers without a Pro plan carry a Buyer Protection fee. Fetch has no listing fees; the seller fee depends on your plan and is shown before you list.

Can I move a large card inventory to Fetch?

Fetch has bulk listing and CSV import tools, with access depending on your plan. For a card shop, Store OS brings inventory, pricing, point of sale, website orders and a buylist into one system.

Can I buy cards on Fetch as well as sell them?

Yes. Search the marketplace by card or game and compare copies from local stores and collectors. Australian listings are shown in AUD and New Zealand listings in NZD for the selected country.

Can I see what my own collection is worth while I'm selling?

Yes. Mark cards Owned in a Fetch collection and it tracks their quantities, conditions and an estimated value alongside what you currently have listed.

Put your first card in front of card buyers

Start with a single, a stack of trade-ins or your shop's inventory.