LGSTome vs SortSwift

Prices and features checked on 15 September 2026 from the pages linked below. Tell us if something has changed.

SortSwift and LGSTome are the two closest products on this list: both are zero-commission, both start free, and both publish one inventory to Shopify, eBay and Mana Pool. SortSwift is broader, with a POS, buylist portal, consignment, card scanning and 44 games spread across nine plan tiers. LGSTome is narrower and priced by inventory size alone. Here is the detail.

The short version

  • SortSwift’s bundles run from a free Entry plan (5,000 items, no marketplace sync) through $19, $49, $99, $149, $219, $249, $369 and $499 a month, with marketplace “sync slots” and advanced autopricing per game unlocked by tier. LGSTome has five plans from free to $139, all with every marketplace and every feature; tiers differ by card count.
  • SortSwift includes a point of sale from its $249 Core plan, a buylist system from $219, consignment, kiosk, events and AI card scanning. LGSTome has none of those.
  • SortSwift’s free plan is more generous on items (5,000 versus 1,000) but includes no marketplace sync; LGSTome’s free plan can publish to Shopify, Mana Pool and eBay.

Side by side

FeatureLGSTomeSortSwift
Monthly price Free for 1,000 cards, then $9 to $139 a month by inventory size Free; $19; $49; $99; $149; $219; $249; $369; $499 bundles, plus à la carte modules
Commission 0% on every marketplace 0% on POS and synced marketplaces
Free tier 1,000 cards with every marketplace and feature 5,000 items, no marketplace sync slots, CSV tools
Marketplace access All marketplaces on every plan One sync slot at $19, two at $49, up to unlimited at $499
Shopify Shopify app: products, variants, inventory, orders, pickup Yes; CSV export only on the free plan
Mana Pool Native publishing and order sync Yes
eBay Bulk listings, order sync, refunds, labels Yes
TCGplayer Market prices only; no listing sync “Semi-sync” via a Chrome extension; automatic sync not yet shipped per their docs
Point of sale No point of sale Included from the $249 Core plan, or $49.99 à la carte
Buylist Buy lists priced against market, shareable quotes, Card Kingdom comparison Customer portal with live queue, from the $219 plan or $64.99 à la carte
Automatic pricing Nightly auto-repricer with rules per game, price band and condition Rule engine every 12 hours; advanced autopricing sold per game
Card scanning No camera scanning; import from apps that scan (Manabox, Collectr, Riftscan) AI scanning, unlimited standard accuracy, paid high accuracy
Games Magic, Pokémon, Lorcana, One Piece, Riftbound 44 games including Magic, Pokémon, Lorcana, One Piece, Riftbound
Getting started Self-serve, no setup fee, cancel any time Self-serve, cancel any time

A check means included, a cross means not offered, a dash means partial or conditional.

Where SortSwift is the better choice

  • A point of sale, kiosk, events, consignment and a customer-facing buylist portal, for shops that want everything in one product.
  • 44 trading card games, including Yu-Gi-Oh!, Flesh and Blood, Star Wars: Unlimited and Gundam.
  • AI card scanning, including a paid high-accuracy tier, and sorting hardware.
  • A 5,000-item free plan and additional integrations such as Square, CardTrader, WooCommerce and Walmart.

Where LGSTome is the better choice

  • Every marketplace on every plan, including Free. No sync slots to count.
  • Simpler pricing: five tiers by card count, the highest at $139 with unlimited cards.
  • Auto-repricing included on every plan rather than priced per game.
  • Built-in buy lists with shareable accept-or-decline quotes and a Card Kingdom buylist comparison, on every plan.
  • Shipping labels, packing slips and envelopes from the same order inbox.

Sources

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Related

LGSTome or SortSwift?

Which is cheaper?

It depends on what you need. A seller who wants Shopify, Mana Pool and eBay synced pays $39 a month on LGSTome for 10,000 cards, or $99 on SortSwift for the third sync slot. A seller who wants a POS or buylist portal pays $219 or more on SortSwift and cannot get them from LGSTome at any price.

Does LGSTome scan cards with a camera?

No. LGSTome imports CSVs from apps that do camera scanning, such as Manabox, Collectr and Riftscan, so you can scan with your phone app and import the result in one step.

Can I run both?

Not sensibly. Two tools owning the same inventory is how oversells happen. Pick the one whose feature set matches your shop and move your inventory by CSV.

Is SortSwift’s free plan better?

For a collector cataloguing 5,000 cards without selling, yes. For a seller who wants to publish to a marketplace on the free plan, LGSTome’s free plan is the one that does it.

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