Yes, only when cards sell is there a fee. Fire card Manager seamlessly connects to the site for easy listing.

Use the left hand menu and select 'Identify/Price Cards' to identify the missed cards.

1. Open Snapscan software for the SV600
2. 'Open Scan Window' in the top left of the screen
3. 'Edit Profiles' in the top right of the scan window
4. Change settings to Color Mode: Color, Image Quality: Better, Rotation: Automatic, File Format: JPEG (*.jpg), Feed: Continuous Scan, Save to: Choose a drive and folder named SV600 e.g. C: drive 'images folder' and 'SV600 folder'. Save changes
5. Click the SV600 Scan Cards tab in Fire Card Manager while Snapscan is still running with the big 'Scan Button'
6. When ready after selecting category and change 'Output folder' to the same place SV600 is saving images e.g. C: drive 'images folder' and 'SV600 folder'
7. Press Start in the lower right of Fire card Manager and follow on screen instructions. Always start with as many cards as your scanner will allow with the face up. Once the faces are scanned with SnapScan click 'Finish Scanning' and it will prompt you to save to the SV600 folder you created.
8. Fire Card Manager will automatically pick up the images and import them. Once you see the images in Fire Card Manager, Click 'Fronts Scanned Continue to Backs' in the lower right hand. Flip the cards in the same place they are at and repeat steps above. After that you can click 'Backs scanned' after images appear and it will automatically import and pair the cards.

Let your antivirus software clear the file for you. This is normal for brand new software. Upon full release the software will be registered eliminating this threat warning.

The best way is from the Help menu tab at the top left. Click 'Report a Bug' and fill out the information. A screenshot is a great help as well and can be done from the Report a Bug app in the software. These are checked daily and fixes pushed out.

Yes. In any scan window (flatbed, ADF, SV600, camera or Upload Images), click $ Import by card value instead of Done and set the range you want to keep, for example $5 to $20. Cards outside the range are listed with their photo, AI estimate and place in your stack ("Card 7 of 50 scanned"). Pull those cards out and click Cards Removed Done: they move to a Collection box for their category, marked Not For Sale, and the cards you kept are renumbered to match your stack. Done still imports everything.

No. Every scanning method now identifies and prices each card a few seconds after it's saved, while you keep scanning. If a card didn't identify (for example because of a network hiccup), use Identify/Price Cards in the left-hand menu to retry it.

Type the season straight into the Year column or the Year box in the Card Editor, for example 2024-25. A single year like 2025 works too. The AI fills in seasons for split-season cards on its own.

The year belongs in the Year column and the sport or game in Category, so the set name is just the product, like "Topps Chrome" or "Prizm - Global Reach". The app takes years and the sport, league or game name out of set names automatically, which stops listing titles from repeating them. Years in parentheses, like "(1985 Topps design tribute)", are kept. To update titles already on Slabs & Singles, select those cards in the Slabs & Singles window and click Update price/details.

Yes, to people you trust. Cards up to $20 can go in a stamped envelope for anyone. On slabsnsingles.com, sellers can add friends and regulars to their trusted buyer list (Sell → Trusted buyers) or send them an invite link; those buyers can choose a stamped envelope for one raw card up to $100 at checkout. Envelopes have no delivery confirmation, so a missing envelope on those orders isn't covered. Use a $1.31 nonmachinable stamp for thick cards and very rigid toploaders.

Yes. Slabs & Singles offers promo codes for a number of sales with no marketplace fee, especially for new sellers and card shops. Enter a code in the seller hub on slabsnsingles.com (Sell). Each card sold uses one fee-free sale; Stripe's card processing still applies.