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One subscription, not five.

Card Dealer Pro, Kronozio and CardLuma are seller tools, and good ones. They meter every scan, they run on a desk, and the collection side is somebody else's app. BinderTrax is the phone and the desk on one account: unlimited scanning on the phone, a real Binder behind it, and the selling workflow on top.

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01At a glance

Side by side

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  BinderTrax Card Dealer Pro Kronozio CardLuma
Starts at Free, then $9.99 $9 $8 $10
iPhone & Android app Full app — scan, price, Binder, sell Mac & Windows app; phone photos upload iPhone companion for graded slab labels Browser; phone photos upload by QR
Scanning on your phone Unlimited on every paid plan Counts against AI credits Counts against documented cards Counts against monthly scans
More people on one account Up to 4, with roles (Enterprise) Not on published plans Not on published plans Not on published plans
Collection tracking Digital Binder, set checklists, missing cards Seller inventory Unlimited cards in Kronocard Seller inventory
Card coverage 24 TCGs plus sports & non-sports 20M records, trading cards Sports, TCG, art cards 10M records, sports-first
Centering check Front & back, adjustable lines Not offered Not offered Not offered
Graded cert lookup Reads the slab; lookup coming soon PSA, SGC, CGC, BGS Scan a PSA barcode on iPhone “Coming soon”
In-person selling POS checkout & show prep Not offered Not offered Not offered
Taking payment in person Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay & Cash App by QR Not offered Not offered Not offered
Inventory labels Thermal & Avery, barcode + QR, your logo Not stated Inventory and shipping labels SKU label templates
Scan a label to sell Stock drops and the eBay quantity follows Not offered Not offered Not offered
Marketplaces eBay eBay, Shopify, CollX, Whatnot eBay; others by export add-on eBay, Shopify, Whatnot
eBay listings live at once 50, 250, or unlimited by plan Not stated 500 managed cards Unlimited
Order fulfillment Orders and statuses, eBay and in person Not stated Batch shipping labels from the order Not stated
Sales & profit reporting Revenue, units and P&L by window, in person vs eBay Not stated Sales report Per-card profit and loss

Every competitor cell comes from their own public pricing and feature pages, checked on 4 September 2026, and links to them are at the foot of this page. Where a company does not publish an answer we say so rather than guess. Think we have something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.

02The difference

You get what you pay for

The whole app is on your phone

All three of them can take a photo from a phone. What the phone is doing in those tools is being a camera pointed at a desktop workflow — the cards, the prices and the listings live somewhere else. In BinderTrax the app is the product: scan at a show, price a card in a shop, check what you are missing from a set while you are standing at a table, then open the same account at your desk when it is time to list. Kronozio's iPhone app reads graded slab labels and sends them to the Windows app. Card Dealer Pro and CardLuma have no phone app at all.

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Scanning on the phone is unlimited, on every paid plan

They sell scans. A credit is spent whether the card turns out to be worth listing or not, so you end up rationing — not scanning the commons, not scanning to check, not scanning the box you are unsure about. We meter the web portal and nothing else, because a phone scan of a TCG card is read on the device itself and costs us nothing to run. Scan the whole box. Scan it twice.

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Your shop is more than one person

None of the three publishes a way to put a second person on an account, so a second person means a second subscription and a second copy of your inventory. Enterprise puts up to four people on one account with real roles — an inventory manager who receives stock but cannot publish, a listing manager who lists but cannot change what you paid. One inventory, one set of numbers, and staff who can only reach the part of it that is their job.

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The label you print is the label you sell against

Every one of them can print you a label. Ours carries a barcode and a QR of the same code, so at a show you scan the toploader at your table and the card leaves inventory — and if it was live on eBay, the quantity there drops with it. That is the loop nobody else closes: the fear at a card show is selling the same card twice, once across the table and once online an hour later, and the answer to it is the scan, not the label. The buyer pays by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Cash App from a QR on your screen, and the sale lands in the same revenue and profit report as your eBay orders rather than in a notes app.

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It is a collection app as well as a seller's

Cards you are keeping and cards you are selling are the same cards, and in a seller tool the ones you keep have nowhere to go. The Binder holds them by set with the missing ones showing greyed out, prices every copy per finish, and tracks what the whole thing is worth over time. When you decide to sell one it is already in the system.

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03Volume

Scan volume, like for like

Their number is every scan you will make. Ours is the web portal only — scanning on the phone is not counted at all once you are on a paid plan.

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Scans a month BinderTrax** Card Dealer Pro Kronozio CardLuma
500 Free $9 $8 —
1,000 — — — $10
1,100 — $19 — —
2,500 $17.99 + unlimited mobile scanning — — $20
5,000 $44.99 + unlimited mobile scanning $59 — $38
10,000 $114.99 + unlimited mobile scanning, up to 4 users — — $71

** The BinderTrax figure is the web portal allowance only. Phone scanning is unlimited on every paid plan, so a Dealer subscriber scanning 5,000 cards through the portal is also scanning without limit on the phone. The other three count every scan against the one number. Ours also includes the phone app, the Binder, in-person checkout and show prep; theirs is the seller workflow.

—Start

Free is a real plan, not a demo

Five hundred scans a month and a five-hundred-card Binder, with no card and no trial clock. Scan a box and see whether it names the right printing before you pay anybody anything.

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Sources, all checked 4 September 2026: carddealerpro.com, kronozio.com, cardluma.com. Product names and trademarks belong to their owners; we are not affiliated with any of them.