I’m a frequent seller on TCG Player and eBay, and really like both platforms for different reasons. Misprint has the potential to surpass both of those platforms in features, functionality and customer service! In the three months I’ve been using the platform I’ve found it incredibly easy to buy and sell and cannot recommend it highly enough. I’ve had one delivery issue caused by USPS, and the misprint team really walked me through making it right, even taking a hit themselves when they didn’t have to. Give it a try!

Ehhhh, it’s okay. Values for cards are all over the place and the scanner needs work. It read every diglett from base as a fighting error and somehow many damaged cards are worth more than near mint. Lol. Same with light and heavy play. Machop kept saying 85$ as well. My legendary collection Squirtles read as reverse holos instead of common. Every base set 2 I ran through registered as first edition so I had to waste all my initial scans. I signed up for the 10$ unlimited scans after. The pricing structure needs work also, as I’d constantly have to cross reference eBay’s most recent sales. You can’t edit what set they’re from once you accept, you have to delete and rescan. Misprint has super good potential, I think it just needs more time and data to figure itself out. When you delete a card from your collection, it kind of freeze frames and takes you back to the top. Pretty annoying when you’re deleting many wrong listings. Still I’d say a solid 7 of 10. Haven’t sold anything as I was just looking for a way to see my duplicates collection value (and by that I mean cards I have many of and or don’t mind parting with).

I am glad to see another selling platform pop-up with the raising fees on several other marketplaces. However, this app is very difficult to navigate and listing cards is a pain. You can’t input cents in the listing price which leaves up to 60% of the profit off the table for lower priced cards which is a huge hit to profit margins. The card recognition software is also incredibly poor and only allows for ‘variant adjustment’, so if the recognition is completely off (which has happened for most raw, modern cards I’ve tried to list on the platform) there’s nothing you can do since you can’t search by card name or set. It is really common for it to ‘recognize’ a completely different character and then you are fat out of luck. There is also no support or documentation to speak of to try to trouble shoot common problems or answer questions. The listing recognition software was also down for over a week with no communication. I can only imagine the frustration if you were paying for the higher tiers

The interface of the app is really neat, Pricing and collection value tools were nice. I downloaded this app by being reeled into the low selling fees and easy to use system, as claimed in the ad but it is not user-friendly and it provided way too many hurdles to make a listing. (Which i was unsuccessful at) The scan tool was missing multiple times, either not working at all or capturing the wrong card (which used one of my scan limits) Selling was pretty much impossible on this app. I attempted 7-8 different RAW cards and failed to be able to list them. This was either due to me wanting to not list way below market (Which it prevented me from listing at market value). Once i caved in to listing dollars below market, I was prompted with an error because my tier wasn’t adequate. I tried to sell cards from most recent sets. (at the time is Mega Evolutions Perfect Order and Ascended Heroes) which I struggled to find them available or they weren’t on the app, which the sets have been out for months. I cannot speak for the buying side, because the selling side was so rough I didn’t even get a chance to attempt since I have spent a full hour going to and from different pages to create my seller’s account, and attempt to list cards Overall, the app has potential but far too user-friendly for me to move from Ebay, TCGPlayer, or even Mercari at the moment.