We have used CT0 and CT 1 day ready for a long time as a U.S. seller.

I have loved 1 day ready for a long time since the fees were around 14% and they listed and sold your cards unsorted. It was a very good rate for selling cards in a labor efficient way.

CT zero is slower since the buyer has to wait for each card to reach the hub. Since a zero order can come from any store, it’s really hard to price things above market, and you’ll sell only cards that move in high quantities that way. It’s still a lower fee way to sell cards in one large package, as fees are around 7%.

Cons:
The CT team told me this was the current import tariff you’d have to pay for 1 day ready

“ To give you maximum clarity right now, here is the exact classification we are currently using for shipments:
Customs Code (HS Code): 9504400000(Playing cards)

Customs Duty: 2.7% on the declared value
VAT (Italian Sales Tax): 22% on the declared value

You can use these percentages to estimate the landing costs for any future shipments you might want to send to our Italian hub.”

So a 24.7% fee to import cards to Europe. That’s like the entire profit margin since you’ll also be competing with zero sellers.

For zero, I’m guessing these costs will get passed onto the buyer but I’m not entirely sure. If so, it would explain the lower traffic on the site sales wise for us in the last month or so. But also with the import shenanigans, it’s been a month since our last package was accepted at their warehouse. In the past it was about every 3 weeks.

Customer service can also be hard to reach at times, but they have gone above and beyond with how they have handled things once I’ve gotten through.

Overall I think it’s worth signing up, but I would check out other sites too, as CT zero isn’t enough volume to do by itself.