Tilt Rips Marketplace: 0% Fees on Buys, Sells, and Listings

Most hobby marketplaces tax both sides of the trade — platform rake on the buyer, platform rake on the seller, sometimes listing fees just to post the card. Tilt Rips markets 0% fees on buys, 0% fees on sells, and no listing fees. You pulled a duplicate? List it. You are hunting a specific slab to finish a binder? Buy it. You are not paying rent twice to move inventory you already own.

That is peer-to-peer liquidity without a handshake tax — and it is one of the four exits every rip gets after the reveal.

What you can do on the marketplace

Browse and filter by condition, edition, price, rarity, grade. Check recent sales for comps. List from inventory or directly from vault. If sell back at 90% is the fast exit, the marketplace is the price discovery exit — you set the ask and wait for the buyer who wants your card more than you do.

Flippers live here. Set builders live here. Collectors who pulled twice on the same chase card live here.

How it pairs with ripping

Rip on Packs → vault the hit or list immediately → buyer pays, you keep the full sale minus zero platform cut on the trade structure Tilt Rips advertises. Compare that to selling elsewhere where both parties bleed percentage on every transaction.

Marketplace vs sell-back — quick pick

Start trading

Already ripped? Open the marketplace. New? Read what Tilt Rips is, watch Top Pulls, then rip your first pack with a plan to list if you hit a duplicate chase card.

Zero fees will not make a bad pull good — but they make a good pull yours to keep when you sell.