Add the exact box or card set you are pricing. The image stays in this browser during the free calculation.
The sample uses public product specs and illustrative operating costs. Replace every assumption with your actual receipt, platform fee schedule, packaging, and shipping responsibility.
Estimates depend on the fees and costs you enter. Confirm current platform terms before committing inventory. Sell-through is a planning scenario, not permission to open unfilled product.
Human-checked deliverables
Turn the estimate into a launch plan.
01
Flat price
$49
Break Audit
A decision-ready economics report for one product or planned break.
One product and one selling platform
Break-even, fee check, and discount ceiling
70%, 85%, and 100% sell-through scenarios
Go, reprice, or skip verdict in a polished PDF
Delivered by email within one business day
02
Flat price
$99
Launch Pack
The audit plus the operating sheet for your next live card show.
Everything in Break Audit
Compliant spot structure and show checklist
Pricing ladder and giveaway ceiling
Listing copy and launch worksheet
Delivered by email within two business days
Non-custodial
We never touch your inventory proceeds or wallet keys.
Your real costs
The report uses your fees, shipping, and sell-through.
Ready to share
A clean report for partners, sellers, or your own archive.
The model in plain English
What is a card break?
A seller divides sealed inventory into clearly defined spots. Buyers purchase a spot instead of the whole box, then the seller opens the product live and ships each buyer the cards assigned by the published rules.
01
Buy inventory
The seller buys sealed boxes and records the true all-in cost.
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Define spots
Each spot is a pack, team, character, number, or another disclosed category.
03
Open live
After the inventory is accounted for, the seller opens it and fulfills each spot.
BreakMargin calculates whether spot revenue covers inventory, fees, fulfillment, supplies, and promotions. It does not replace the rules of the marketplace where the break is sold.
For breakers, by the numbers
Great energy still needs a floor price.
Gross is not profit
Inventory, fees, shipping, supplies, and giveaways all compete for the same spot revenue.
Sell-through is the lever
A profitable full break can become a loss when too many spots remain unsold.