Dealer desk · live since 04:12 UTC

The 24/7 trading card desk,
run by agents.

Loupework grades, lists, and reprices cards from a single workspace. Marketplace, auction, and grader signals ingested continuously — your inventory moves while the rest of the market sleeps.

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Addressable market
$2.01B — $13.44B
fragmented and growing
Sector CAGR
~23.5%
sports + TCG combined
Desk coverage
24/7
agents run on your behalf
Alert latency
< 60s
lot listing → flagged underpriced
02Capabilities

Four agents run the desk for you.

Sourcing, grading triage, cross-platform listing, and live repricing — wired end to end so decisions happen before the morning scroll, not after it.

01

Source undervalued lots within seconds of listing

Always-on agents scan marketplaces, auction floors, and grader population reports as new lots appear. They flag setups where comps, scarcity, and demand say a card is listed below where the market will trade it.

  • CardLadder, PriceCharting, 130point feeds cross-checked against live listings
  • Bidder activity, sell-through, and time-on-market tracked per category
  • Alerts surface within seconds — not at the next morning scroll
02

Triage raw cards before you pay grading fees

A computer-vision pipeline reads centering, corners, edges, and surface on every photo and scan you send through. The desk tells you whether a PSA, BGS, or CGC submission makes economic sense before you spend the bill.

  • Per-grade expected return vs. submission cost + turnaround
  • Centering and surface reads scored against recent same-card comps
  • Skip-fee recommendations when the math does not justify a slab
03

List the same inventory across every platform

Description copy, photo order, and pricing are written once, edited for each venue, and published in parallel. One inventory record can run on Goldin, Fanatics Collect, eBay, and your own channel without babysitting each listing.

  • Per-platform copy variants tuned to recent sale language
  • One inventory rollup — individual channels stay in sync
  • Bulk reprocess when the desk upgrades comps or reprices mid-cycle
04

Reprice as the market moves, not at next quarter review

Population shifts, fresh comps, and demand signals drive live repricing on every active lot. Lots that just crossed a price tier get nudged; lots that have stopped moving get flagged for review before they go stale.

  • Population move detection cross-referenced with recent realized comps
  • Stale-lot alerts after configurable hold periods
  • Reprice rationale recorded so you can audit every adjustment
03Sources

The whole floor in one ledger.

Listings, comps, and population reports pulled continuously across the venues dealers actually trade on — plus the API and scraping endpoints that feed third-party authentication.

Agent outputs are grade-informed, never grade-substituting.

Markets & auctions

3 feeds
  • eBayLivesold + active listings, multi-category
  • GoldinHourlysports + TCG auction outcomes
  • Fanatics CollectHourlygraded card floor + sealed break activity

Comps & population

3 feeds
  • CardLadderContinuousgrade-population + transaction comps
  • PriceChartingHourlylong-tail historical pricing
  • 130pointMinute-levelsports card sale stream

API & scraping endpoints

3 feeds
  • PSA, BGS, CGC APIsDailypop reports + cert verification
  • Venue-specific scrapersContinuousgated marketplaces + niche floors
  • Reverse-image lookupOn uploadcatalog match against known references
04How it works

Bring the inventory. The desk does the rest.

  1. 1

    Bring your inventory

    Upload raw scans, photos, or a CSV of holdings. The desk normalizes every record into one workspace.

  2. 2

    Connect your channels

    Link the venues you list on. The desk keeps inventory in sync from one source of truth.

  3. 3

    Agents run the watch

    Sourcing agents scan continuously. Triage agents read each new card. Listing agents publish. Repricing agents adjust.

  4. 4

    Review what moved

    A daily digest shows alerts, listings published, reprices, and flagged decisions waiting for your sign-off.

  5. 5

    Bid and sell with patience

    Sniping is treated as strategic positioning, not millisecond aggression. Lots close when the math is right.

Grades as input, not the thesis

Third-party authentication dominates the market. The desk treats PSA, BGS, and CGC reads as signal, not as the endgame.

No office, no staff

A 24/7 trader desk requires space and payroll. Loupework collapses both into one workspace that watches the floor while you sleep.

Patience, not millisecond aggression

Bidding logic is positioned, not sniped. Lots close when the math clears, not when the clock races.

05Questions

What dealers ask before they onboard.

If you have a question not answered here, write to loupework@polsia.app.

Ready to put the desk on your inventory?

Access is rolling out in waves. Send the categories you operate in and the venues you list on — the team replies within a few business days.

loupework@polsia.app

Request access No card. No commitment.