DeckBasket
Demo Mode: the shops and prices shown are made up. Nothing here is for sale. How the demo works

For local game stores

Turn more decklists into orders your shop can fulfil.

DeckBasket helps UK Magic players compare a whole card list after stock and postage are counted. You keep the customer relationship, checkout and fulfilment. We help the player find a practical basket.

The current retailer data is synthetic.

Retailer names, prices, stock and postage in Demo Mode are fictional. The search, listing selection and whole-basket optimiser are the real product.

Free to participate
This phase is about proving value for players and shops before monetisation.
You remain the merchant
Your checkout is the final authority for stock, price, payment and fulfilment.
Ranking stays independent
Affiliate or commercial relationships never change optimisation order.

The player journey

From decklist to your checkout

Individual card prices do not answer the useful question. A cheap card can become expensive once it adds another parcel. DeckBasket compares the delivered basket and shows the trade-off plainly.

  1. Paste a decklist

    A player brings a whole list, not a trail of separate card searches.

  2. Compare the basket

    DeckBasket checks stock, card totals and postage across participating shops.

  3. Go to the retailer

    For live integrations, the player follows the selected result to the retailer.

  4. Complete checkout with you

    The retailer remains the merchant and confirms the final stock, price and delivery.

Participation

Work with the system you already use

We only use inventory through a route you authorise. Where practical, DeckBasket adapts to your existing API, feed or export. Your team should not maintain a second catalogue by hand just for us.

  • No lock-in. Either side can stop the integration.
  • No invented integration claims. We agree and test the data route before anything is shown.
  • No ranking fee. Recommendations follow the basket result, not commission.

How inventory can stay current

There is no one required update schedule. The right route depends on what your inventory system supports.

  1. Webhook or event updates

    Where your system supports them, stock changes can be sent as they happen.

  2. Incremental API polling

    Ask only for records that changed since the last successful update.

  3. Regenerated authorised feed

    Use a feed your existing system already produces on a practical schedule.

  4. Slower or manual export

    If that is the available route, show its age clearly instead of implying live stock.

A full catalogue sync establishes or reconciles the baseline. Incremental or event-driven updates maintain freshness where they are available. Your checkout remains the final authority.

Shape the useful version

Tell us how your inventory works.

DeckBasket is in non-commercial validation. Participation is free. We want to understand what would make this useful for a small UK shop, what data route already exists, and what you would need to trust it.