Make it possible to give a discount with multiple purchases, as it does not cost $3.00 to send an additional item in the same purchase and it may encourage people to purchase more items from the same seller.

Please add the prices for single DISNEY INFINITY items like FIGURES, PLAYSETS, CARDS, & POWER DISC

Bring back the pricing on games still available with link to actual page. Made things really easy and now its a downgrade, seeing as i have to go to an individual page. Where before it wasnt like that.

Same as Amazon or eBay to scan the barcode to list games without having to type in the game's discription.

Hi all. Long time Pricecharting seller and contributor here. I also have sold on eBay for a few years. Just wanted to say that I enjoy selling on Pricecharting a lot more than on eBay. It's a lot more straightforward and profits are mostly better than eBay. I would like to take the time to input some suggestions for the marketplace. I have a feeling a lot of what I'm going to say has been suggested before but that's ok, just wanted to get my thoughts out.

Pictures function:

In my opinion, this part of marketplace needs a desparate overhaul.

  The display of the thumbnails is a bit messy, especially on mobile where sometimes the photos go off the screen. A table here would be great.

  Six photos needs increased to at least eight. If you have a CIB item that you've tested, six photos is a constraint.

  Basic photo editing tools for cropping and rotating.

  Ability to delete photos youve accidentally attached my mistake. Right now you either have to refresh the draft or submit and reedit.

View counter:

Knowing how much engagement you get on your listing would be helpful

Text limit increase:

I'm very descriptive in my listings as I think it helps cover my ass down the road. I think a slight text limit increase would help here. Say an extra 200 characters at least.

Ability to add shipping on cheap items:

I get it. It's a lot easier to not have to deal with shipping charges but hear me out. Let's take Madden 95 for example. Right now it Pricecharts for $4 and some change. if we were to sell a copy of this, Pricechart would expect us to sell below the $4 mark if we want engagement but what Pricecharting does not take into account is that the eBay listings used for reference all charged shipping. So in effect, if we want engagement on a $4 game we have to sell it for $3-something with free shipping, making it impossible to make a profit. I believe we should have the option to charge shipping for anything at least under $10.

Anyway, that's my two cents. Thanks for reading my feedback. -Josh

A feature to add items I want to trade to a list, add items the other party wants to trade so we can compare values.

I would like to formally request that PriceCharting consider adding the Thrilljoy PIX!, Mega PIX!, and PIXl product lines to its tracking database.

Thrilljoy has quickly positioned itself as a serious competitor in the designer collectible vinyl space. While many collectors know Funko for its long-standing dominance, Thrilljoy is carving out a different lane — one built around intentional scarcity, premium presentation, and long-term collector value.

Founded by Brian Mariotti, the visionary who originally built Funko into a global brand, Thrilljoy carries immediate credibility. However, it is not simply repeating the old formula — it is refining it.

One of the most noticeable differences is presentation. Thrilljoy’s packaging and display design feel more premium — even luxe. The black box aesthetic, clean typography, and structured chase labeling give the product a higher-end, designer feel compared to the more cartoon-forward, mass-market style display traditionally associated with Pops. On a shelf, Thrilljoy reads more like a limited art collectible than a toy aisle item. That matters to collectors who display their pieces as part of curated collections.

Equally important is the production philosophy. Thrilljoy keeps even its base “Hero” figures limited — often in the 5,000–6,000 range — which protects long-term collectibility. The structured rarity ladder (standard Chase 1-of-6, Super Chase, Ultra Chase, etc.) has created a very active and trackable secondary market. The blind-box thrill, controlled case odds, and genuine scarcity have led to strong resale values and enthusiastic trading communities.

The collector base is not just hype-driven — it’s engaged and growing. There are active Facebook groups, Whatnot sellers, and trading networks where edition counts, odds, and value are tracked daily. The aftermarket activity is already robust enough to warrant standardized pricing visibility.

Thrilljoy is also expanding thoughtfully through recognizable licenses while maintaining disciplined production numbers. This smart-growth strategy builds anticipation without oversaturating the market — something many collectors appreciate in contrast to past overproduction cycles seen elsewhere in the vinyl space.

Adding Thrilljoy PIX!, Mega PIX!, and PIXl to PriceCharting would:

• Provide transparent market data for a rapidly growing collector segment

• Help establish standardized secondary-market benchmarks

• Increase buyer and seller confidence

• Capture early data on what is clearly emerging as a major competitor in designer vinyl collectibles

• Position PriceCharting ahead of the curve in tracking premium limited-run brands

With proven leadership, limited production runs across all tiers, premium packaging, and a strong chase-driven aftermarket, Thrilljoy has established itself as more than a niche brand. It is building a serious collector ecosystem — and that ecosystem deserves reliable market tracking.

Thank you for your consideration.