Photo-first inventory
Photograph one card or a group. Review the identification, correct details, and add physical copies to your inventory.
B•S•T Cards AI
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BUILT FOR THE CARD SHOW FLOOR
Photograph a card, confirm the details, take payment, and record the sale—without stopping the line at your table.
For sellers who are done juggling
ONE SELLER WORKFLOW
B•S•T Cards AI keeps identification, inventory, checkout, and sales history connected.
Photograph one card or a group. Review the identification, correct details, and add physical copies to your inventory.
Find the card, enter the agreed price, and complete a Cash or Venmo sale while the buyer is still at your table.
See what sold, for how much, and by payment method across a day, show, month, or your complete history.
Start with a CSV from your spreadsheet, eBay, Whatnot, or another inventory export instead of rebuilding from scratch.
Ring up $1, $3, $5, $10, or custom box cards without cataloging every low-value card individually.
Purchase costs and portfolio totals live away from the card-show selling screen, so you control when financials are visible.
FROM PHOTO TO PAYMENT
Search existing inventory or take front and optional back photos.
Review set, variation, parallel, autograph, card number, and serial numbering.
Enter the price and accept Cash or Venmo.
The sale is recorded and inventory is updated automatically.
PUBLIC BETA
B•S•T Cards AI is currently in active Beta. Core inventory and selling workflows are ready to test, while card identification and seller reporting continue to improve from real-world use.
Join the BetaCOMMON QUESTIONS
The Beta is designed for sports-card sellers and is being structured to support additional trading-card categories over time.
No. Import a CSV, add cards ahead of the show, scan a card only when needed, or use Price Box Sale for fixed-price bulk inventory.
You control the asking and final sale price. Market-pricing tools may be limited or unavailable during Beta while the data workflow is refined.
Yes. Sales can be recorded as Cash or Venmo. Trade Show mode does not add marketplace fees or sales tax to the transaction.
No. Photos help with recognition and make inventory easier to browse, but sellers can import and manage cards without keeping a high-resolution image of every card.
No. Inventory belongs to the signed-in user, and purchase costs and portfolio totals are separated from the primary card-show workflow.

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