You buy six cards for €50 at a fair. Which one cost what? The app spreads the price paid over each card. That cost is then used for all your profit.
Step by step
- Scan the cards in a burst (Stock, then Scanner). A sealed product is read by its barcode in the same burst.
- Tap "Finish the lot". The lot sheet opens with the keypad ready.
- Type the amount paid. Each card’s share updates as you type.
- Tap a supplier among the recent ones, or "Private seller".
- Need to add shipping or fees? Tap the folded line "Shipping · payment method · date · Edit".
- Tap "Record the lot". "Undo" stays available for a few seconds.
Three ways to split
- Pro rata of the market price (default): a card worth €40 carries more of the price than a card worth €4.
- Equal shares: every card carries the same share.
- Manually: tap a card’s share to enter it yourself.
Good to know
- A card without a market price gets an average weight; an amber line tells you so.
- A purchase in a foreign currency is converted at the ECB rate of the purchase date. The original amount is kept.
- Shipping, payment fees, customs and import VAT go into the cost when ticked "included in cost".
- You correct a lot later? The profit of cards already sold is recalculated.
- On the web, the Lots page shows each lot, its allocation method and each card’s share.