Scanner intake + CSV import
Drive an Epson document scanner directly, or import from any collection app's CSV. Both land in the same batch grid.
C Sort is a desktop app that runs on your machine, drives your own scanner and label printer, and keeps your inventory yours. No cloud lock-in, no per-card babysitting. Every screenshot below is the real app — C Sort runs Aether Inn, our own card store, every day.
Feed your scanner — each card identifies itself (name read off the scan, matched to the card database). Or import a CSV from any collection app. Misreads are flagged, never silently dropped.
A visual grid of your batch — click cards, hit NM / LP / MP. Multi-select, bulk apply, done. No robot pretending it can grade your cards for you.
Every card gets its own price from live market medians (Scryfall market + Card Kingdom retail). You set one catalog-wide margin — the app computes each card's price, enforces a $1-net-profit floor, and auto-routes true bulk into bulk-box lots instead of penny listings.
Both platforms included. Inventory stays matched — a sale on one side decrements the other. Your listings, your seller account, your reputation — C Sort is the automation, not a middleman.
Drop the shipping label (PDF, JPG, or PNG) onto the app — it prints to your thermal label printer, barcode-safe, no driver fights.
Drive an Epson document scanner directly, or import from any collection app's CSV. Both land in the same batch grid.
Multi-select cards and bulk-apply NM / LP / MP. Flat, predictable condition pricing — LP −5%, MP −10%.
Each card priced off its own live median across sources. One margin dial for the whole catalog — no per-card price screens.
Cards that can't clear $1 net after fees get held and flagged, never force-listed at a loss. True bulk auto-routes into bulk-box lots.
List and sync to both from one place, on your own seller accounts. One tier, no platform upsell.
PDF, JPG, or PNG label files render to your thermal printer barcode-safe — letterboxed, never cropped.
Inventory lives in a local database on your PC — rebuildable from your live listings if the machine dies.
Card identification, price sources, and bulk rules are all built for Magic: The Gathering singles — because that's what we sell too.
More questions? Read the full FAQ →