Seller terms

Opening a storefront is free. You keep the listing until it sells. Scoreloot is not your employer, your partner, or the owner of the lot.

The cut

When a lot sells, Scoreloot takes 7% of the sale plus card processing. You keep the rest. The buyer pays the listed price. See the fee calculator.

Who can sell

Collectors sell here. You do not need an LLC, a shop, or an EIN. 18 or older, your own items, a checking account. A company can sell too — that is optional, not the default.

The listing

A lot is for sale as soon as you list it. A live room is optional. You do not have to go live to sell.

• Photo of the actual item — not a catalog scan
• Honest condition and cert numbers
• No tickets, no fakes sold as real

Presale

Official brands can list a presale with a ship-by date. Buyers pay Scoreloot up front. The brand ships on or before that date. You pay Scoreloot. We hold the funds until the lot is delivered and 3 days pass with no open issue. Then the seller is paid the sale price minus 7% and processing (2.9% + $0.30). Collectors cannot open a presale.

When it sells

Ship within three business days, or by the presale date if the lot is a presale. Print the packing slip. Add tracking on the order. If you do not ship, we can cancel the sale and close the storefront.

Payouts

The buyer pays Scoreloot, not your stall. We hold the funds until the lot is delivered and 3 days pass with no open issue. Then we release your net (listed price minus 7% and processing, plus any shipping the buyer paid) to the checking account you linked. Set that up before a lot can sell. If you do not finish, buyers cannot check out your lots.

High-volume file

200 sales of new or unused lots and $5,000 in a year: we collect a legal name, working phone, email, tax ID last four, and address. Ten days, then selling pauses. A shop or LLC also gives legal business name, EIN last four, and the person who controls it. Recertify yearly. Over $20,000, city and contact show on the lot.