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Privacy detailsOn Deck by MDC gives hobbyists, show sellers, full vendors, and online sellers one place to track, manage, price, stage, sell, trade, and present trading-card inventory.



Who it is for
On Deck is useful before you ever set up a vendor table, but it does not stop being useful when your inventory, sales channels, and show schedule get serious.
Know what you own, what you paid, where it is, and what it is worth without building a spreadsheet around your collection.
Build the exact inventory going to the show, print targets and labels, scan sales, and keep the table moving.
Run raw and graded inventory across Pokémon, One Piece, and sports with collections, search, exports, and sold tracking.
Research comps, organize listing data, export sports draft templates, and keep direct, streamed, and online sales tied to inventory.
The difference
Most tools stop after telling you what a card might be worth. On Deck keeps going—from physical tracking and pricing to show prep, customer browsing, deal math, and sold history.
Raw ID, cert, set, number, grade, image, collection, cost, and market stay together.
Compare cost to 90%, 85%, and 80% of market before the negotiation starts.
A read-only QR catalog lets customers search your live table inventory themselves.
Singles, bundles, and trades resolve into sold records instead of disappearing from a list.
Everything in the current build
The landing page now reflects the actual application: inventory, image support, pricing, show prep, public catalog, print tools, sports set data, deal workflows, and sold tracking.
See raw and graded counts, market, cost, spread, ROI, On Deck value, and daily sales from one mode-aware dashboard.
Rank raw cards and slabs by realistic margin at 85% or 80% of market, filter the list, and send selected cards directly to On Deck.
Create raw IDs, scan grading certs, import CSV data, and connect physical inventory to the card details that matter.
Show card images throughout raw, graded, combined inventory, On Deck, and public catalog views so the right card is obvious at a glance.
Import Collectr data, build missing raw copies from quantity, link slabs by cert, and refresh markets without losing your own inventory structure.
Stage only the cards you are selling, override market when needed, and see immediate 90%, 85%, and 80% decision points.
Build multi-card sales or trades, allocate value across outgoing cards, add incoming raw or graded cards, and account for cash paid or received.
Generate card labels, custom-logo QR codes, storage labels, a compact catalog label, or a full 8.5 × 11 table sign.
Let customers scan once and browse your current On Deck inventory by name, set, mode, player, or location with market prices only.
Start with card number, then expose only the matching player, parallel, variation, and serial options from imported modern set data.
Move data by CSV, export sports eBay draft templates, and open mode-appropriate research links for active and sold listings.
Use the same account on iOS, Android, and web with mode-aware inventory and a read-only demo for a no-risk product walkthrough.
End-to-end workflow
Every major screen connects to the next action, so your card does not have to be re-entered every time it moves from storage to sale.
Add raw cards and slabs, keep cost and market attached, organize by collection, and retain the identifiers you use in the real world.
Use combined inventory to compare cost against 85% and 80% sale values, then build a focused show or selling list.
Move selected cards into the active selling board, print the right labels, and share a customer-facing catalog from one QR code.
Record singles, multi-card bundles, or trades while keeping incoming cards, cash adjustments, and allocation math in one workflow.
Move completed deals into sold history and keep the sale amount, cost, take-home, profit, and percentage of market tied together.
On Deck Selling Mode



Built for real negotiations
On Deck keeps the outgoing cards, incoming cards, cash adjustment, market totals, costs, and deal allocation visible. That means faster decisions and a cleaner record after the handshake.
Customer-facing table catalog
Customers scan a sign, search the cards you actually brought, and see market prices without getting access to cost, internal notes, seller controls, or the rest of your inventory.




Three dedicated card modes
Each mode keeps its own raw and graded inventory while sharing the selling, label, public catalog, and sold-tracking foundation.
Raw and graded images, Collectr imports and linking, TCGplayer-oriented research, automatic raw IDs, show pricing, and public catalog support.
Separate raw and graded inventory with the same core selling, collection, On Deck, label, search, and catalog structure.
Modern set-list intake, card-number-first filtering, parallels and variations, serial details, comp links, CSV tools, and eBay draft export.
Pokémon image support
Images make inventory faster to verify at home, easier to sell at a show, and more useful to customers browsing the public catalog. The current Pokémon workflow carries imagery across the places it matters.




Pokémon names, card artwork, and related marks belong to their respective owners and are shown for inventory-reference examples. Mount Diablo Cards is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures Inc., or Game Freak.
Mount Diablo Cards inventory
On Deck powers the workflow behind the scenes. When you want to browse what Mount Diablo Cards is actually selling, choose the storefront that fits the deal.
On Deck by MDC
Keep the collection, the show list, the table catalog, the deal, and the result connected from the beginning.