Sell at the table. Account for every card.
Prepare stock and prices before opening, record completed sales in Checkout, and count the cards that come home.
The cash box does not tell you which cards sold.
Without item-level sales records, you have to reconstruct the show from receipts and memory before deciding what it returned.
Use the show selection and packed quantities as the starting count. Record completed transactions and compare them with the stock you bring back.
- Online listings wrong for the weekend
- Cash taken with nothing attached to it
- Prices set from memory under time pressure
- Reconciliation done from receipts days later
Keep the table connected to the show plan
Start with recorded inventory, approved show quantities, and packed stock.
Card payments
Prepare purchases from show inventory in Checkout and record transactions when payment is complete.
Cash, recorded
Record cash sales against the cards sold so the quantity and agreed price remain with the transaction. Cash POS has no transaction charge.
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Identification, recent sold comps, and market context one-handed at the table.
Show-only prices
Review and approve optional asking prices for the event without repricing your other listings.
Packed quantities
Confirm what you packed before opening Checkout, using the show selection and recorded locations.
Sales in your records
Keep completed transactions with the sold cards, then count returned stock and check discrepancies.
Before opening through the final count
Prepare the stock and payment setup before the first buyer reaches the table.
Prepare stock and prices
Review the show plan, confirm packed quantities, and print the labels you need.
Check your connection and payment setup
Complete payment setup and check a reliable internet connection for Checkout before opening the table.
Check before you commit
Use relevant comps, condition, acquisition cost, and fees when deciding an offer or agreed sale price.
Record sales and count returns
Record completed card or cash transactions, then count unsold cards and resolve differences after the show.
Questions people ask
What does the table actually run on?
Add inventory and open Shows in Checkout to plan, pack, and reconcile the event. Use Checkout to prepare purchases and keep completed sales with the cards sold.
Do show prices change my other listings?
No. Optional show-only prices apply to the event. You review suggested prices and quantities before approving them.
What does a table sale cost?
3.25% + $0.40 per card transaction, with no separate seller commission. You keep your listed price when the buyer covers the charge (default); covering it yourself reduces your proceeds. Cash POS has no transaction charge.
Can I see what a show actually returned?
Use completed Checkout transactions to review sales, then count unsold stock and resolve differences. Include acquisition cost, table fees, travel, and other expenses when judging the event's result.
Close the show with the stock accounted for.
Keep completed sales and counted returns with the event before making unsold stock available again.