You sell.
The books write themselves.
It's 3am. The show's over, the mailers are stacked, and you still can't say what you actually made. Packstage can. Drop in the export Whatnot already gives you and your books build themselves. Every card. Every show. Real profit, not a guess.
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Plans start at $0 · built with card sellers, for card sellers
books closed
| Gross salesfrom your export | $4,812.50 |
| Platform feesactual columns, not estimates | −$611.19 |
| Cost of goods soldSettledper-item, allocated from your lots | −$1,914.85 |
| Giveaways · supplies · shipping | −$246.70 |
| Net profit · $370.87/hr | $2,039.76 |
Whatnot tells you what you sold.
Packstage tells you what you made.
No spreadsheet, no per-card data entry, nothing touching your live stream. Three steps, about eight minutes per show.
Export your show
Grab the order file Whatnot already gives you.
Drop it in
Packstage identifies your cards against the same databases the hobby runs on, matches fees to the penny, and builds your P&L instantly. Estimates stay clearly watermarked until costs are real.
Settle in minutes
Answer a couple of quick questions, like "which purchase covers this card?", and watch estimated become real. Books closed. Every show.
Your gut says you did fine.
Your books can prove you did better.
Estimates assume you paid market-average for your inventory. But you don't. You buy collections right. One lot cost from you, and Packstage re-computes every item on screen. Sellers who source well are systematically better than any estimate gives them credit for. Now you can see it.
Your numbers, the morning after the show
Upload your export. Packstage reconciles gross to net, attaches real costs, and hands you this.
Show profit
$693.40Friday Night Singles$ / hour
$120.385.5 hrs on streamCoverage
SETTLING287 of 312 items costedRevenue vs net profit · last 6 shows
Item ledger
The back office of a world-class retailer. Automatically.
Show & monthly P&L
GMV to net profit with real fee columns, $/hour, and margin. Per show, per month, trailing.
Item-level cost basis
Every sold card carries what you actually paid, allocated from your lots by market value.
Review Queue
One inbox, sorted by dollar impact. Five minutes a show keeps books settled.
Buyer Book
Lifetime spend, whales, and who's gone quiet. Your most valuable asset, finally visible.
Tax Pack
Schedule-C categories, 1099-K reconciliation, one-click CPA export. Organized, not advised.
Intake 60 sec
Just bought a collection? Three fields and your photos, from the parking lot. Costs allocate when items sell.
Priced by how often you stream
Founding pricing, locked in for early sellers. Start free and move up as your show schedule fills.
Free
1 show / week
- Full Auto-Books on that show
- Show P&L and $/hour
- CSV import & export
Starter
3 shows / week
- Everything in Free
- Lot cost engine & allocation
- Tax pack export
Pro
7 shows / week
- Everything in Starter
- Buyer book & churn flags
- Monthly P&L & benchmarks
Studio
Unlimited shows
- Everything in Pro
- Multi-platform (as it ships)
- 2 team seats & priority support
A show is one stream with an imported order export. Overages never cut you off mid-week. Extra shows queue until your week resets, or you can bump tiers anytime.
Books you could hand an auditor.
Data you actually own.
Append-only ledger
No financial record is ever edited or deleted. Corrections are new entries, originals preserved. Fix anything, lose nothing.
Export everything, always
Every order, item, cost, and buyer in one download, one click, any time. Your books belong to you.
Delete means delete
Close your account and your data is actually gone. Not "deactivated," not "archived." You get a final export first.
Fair questions.
Is this against Whatnot's rules?
No. Packstage only uses the export files Whatnot officially provides to you, on your own account. Nothing touches your live stream, your listings, or the platform itself.
I sell more than Pokémon. Does it work for sports cards? MTG?
Yes. Cards and collectibles broadly, matched against the hobby's canonical databases, with graded slabs recognized by cert. Other categories (clothing, vintage) are on the roadmap once cards are excellent.
I don't remember what I paid for half my inventory.
That's the point. Books always render with clearly labeled estimates, and you upgrade them to real whenever you remember. "That binder was around $400" is enough. No shame, no blank screens, no homework.
Do you give tax advice?
Never. Packstage computes and organizes into standard categories and hands your CPA a clean export. Judgment calls stay between you and your CPA.
What does it cost?
Free covers one show a week with full Auto-Books. Paid tiers run $49 to $259 a month based on how often you stream, and founding pricing is locked in for early sellers. One show's worth of found margin covers the month.
Stop guessing what you made.
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Talk to the founder
Building this with sellers, not for them. Questions, ideas, or war stories about your books: I read everything. Or email hello@getpackstage.com.