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What your Nintendo Switch games are actually worth on the secondary market - and why CartridgeBond beats eBay and GameStop.

How CartridgeBond pricing works

Prices reflect what Nintendo Switch games actually sell for in the secondary market - not GameStop trade-in values, not asking prices on eBay. We cross-reference eBay sold listings (90-day rolling), PriceCharting Complete-condition values, and observed local Wisconsin activity.

The CartridgeBond price is the price both parties commit to before meeting. No haggling, no lowballs, no surprises.

Game CartridgeBond eBay (after fees) GameStop trade-in
$50 $37-41 $28
$42 $30-34 $22
$43 $31-34 $22
$43 $29-33 $20
$38 $26-30 $18
$45 $32-36 $25
$38 $26-30 $18
$38 $26-30 $18
$45 $32-36 $25
$36 $23-27 $16
$39 $26-29 $18
$39 $26-29 $18
$32 $21-25 $14
$32 $21-25 $14
$36 $24-28 $16
$34 $22-26 $15
$34 $22-26 $15
$38 $26-30 $18
$28 $18-22 $12
$38 $26-30 $18
$38 $26-30 $18
$36 $24-28 $16
$42 $30-34 $22
$28 $18-22 $12
$36 $24-28 $16
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Why we beat the alternatives

vs eBay

eBay charges a 13% seller fee plus listing fees plus shipping costs. A Mario Kart 8 Deluxe that sells for $50 on eBay nets about $31-34 after all costs. On CartridgeBond it nets the full $43.

vs Facebook Marketplace

Facebook Marketplace is "free" but the time you spend on lowballs and ghost buyers costs more than the platform fees you save. Plus there's no condition standard - "good" can mean anything.

vs GameStop

GameStop trade-in averages 30-40% of resale value, and pays in store credit unless you take a further haircut for cash. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe nets ~$22 in GameStop credit. CartridgeBond nets $43 cash.

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