Restorers Map:

Most collectors who visit CraftCard are looking for someone to entrust with the restoration of their cards.

This is why the CraftCard Restorer Map was created: a network of selected restorers, visible directly on the website, which allows customers to find the professional closest to them and hand-deliver cards, avoiding unnecessary shipping, costs, and risks.

Access to the map is via a monthly subscription, which can be cancelled at any time, and includes a 25% discount code on product supplies and technical support on Instagram, a platform for discussion and growth, where you can share completed works and receive advice, guidance, and support to improve over time.

You can join the map as a student or as a restorer, based on the work you currently do or have already done.
If you already have experience and can demonstrate properly executed restorations, you will immediately be listed as a restorer. Otherwise, you will be listed as a student and, thanks to continuous support and feedback, you will advance to the restorer category as the quality of your work reaches the required standard.

After purchase, you will receive a form to fill out with your approximate location and a link to your social media page, where you showcase your work. Collectors will then be able to evaluate your restorations and contact you directly, without going through the website.

CraftCard does not accept commissioned work: requests from the website and social media are directed to registered restorers. You can decide whether to accept only hand deliveries or also shipments.

In practice, the subscription pays for itself with one job per month.
All additional work obtained through the map represents a continuous and potentially very high earning margin, because it does not require advertising investments or the constant creation of viral multimedia content to be visible.

Visibility comes directly from the authority of the CraftCard brand, the website's exposure, and its social media presence: the restorer benefits from a flow of already qualified requests, without having to build their own audience from scratch.