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Lootstack finds the exact printing, language, and foil finish while the sleeve stays on. Add each card to your collection or a trade list, with TCGPlayer or Cardmarket prices alongside it.
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Lootstack started because paying for shipping on cards that were already nearby didn't add up. Most of what we needed was sitting in binders within reach. So we built a tool that finds the matches, helps you negotiate, and tracks every trade.
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Join the community on DiscordList what you have and what you want. Lootstack handles the rest.
Choose the local game stores where you play and trade
Import, scan, or build want lists. Tell us what you have and what you want.
We match you with nearby players automatically and notify you when new cards appear
Meet at game night, check the cards, and walk away with exactly what you wanted
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No shipping delays, no marketplace fees, no middlemen. Just you, your cards, and your local community.
Filter thousands of cards by game, format, set, and condition. Know exactly what's available before you even walk into the store.
Build your want list once. Lootstack watches card at your stores and pings you the moment someone adds the one you need.
Why pay $5 to ship a $2 card? Trade face-to-face at your LGS, keep your money, and actually meet the people you're trading with.
See every card available for trade across every store in your area. Discover traders you've never met and stop relying on the same five people at Friday Night Magic.
The short version of matching, pricing, and meeting through Lootstack.
More answers in the Help Center →Yes. Searching, trade lists, messaging, collection tracking, and deck building are free. Lootstack does not charge a fee when collectors trade with each other.
Add cards you have and cards you want. Lootstack shows nearby matches; you message the collector, agree on the cards, and choose when and where to meet.
No. Add only the cards you want to trade. You can track the rest of your collection without listing those cards for trade.
Choose a public place you are comfortable with, such as a local game store during opening hours. Confirm the cards and time in messages before you go.
Lootstack shows TCGplayer prices in US dollars and Cardmarket prices in euros as a reference. You and the other collector decide whether the trade feels fair.
Sign up, list what you want, and let Lootstack connect you with local traders who have it.
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