Here's how to price a card listing below market: pricing a few percent under market value is one of the fastest ways to move a card without a lowball offer, and this turns a fair market value into a clean, ready-to-post price.
Fair market value (FMV) is what a card actually sells for recently, not a list price. Use the calculator's built-in "Look up eBay sold listings" link to pull real sold comps for your exact card and grade.
Type the FMV into the calculator. Everything else, the tiers and the shareable image, is derived from this one number.
Seven tiers run from full price down to 30% off, each auto-rounded to a clean number so you're never listing at an odd price.
Download hands you a ready-to-post image with the price, savings, and accepted payment methods baked in. Copy link shares the live calculator instead.
A price like "5% off $45" is $42.75 — nobody lists at that. Rounding to a clean number ($40 or $45) keeps the listing looking intentional instead of like a spreadsheet output.
No — it only calculates the price and builds the image. You still list it yourself on eBay, a Discord server, or wherever you sell.