Get ready before you load the car.
Choose stock, find the cards, prepare prices and labels, then keep table sales and returned quantities with the show.
The show takes more than the weekend.
Choosing stock, finding cards, and checking prices can consume the days before a show. Afterward, loose sales records make it harder to know what should have come home.
Start from available inventory and keep the plan, packing counts, completed sales, and returned cards together.
- Packing from memory instead of recorded locations
- Prices prepared too late
- Completed sales with no card attached
- Unsold stock returned without checking the count
Prepare, sell, and check what comes back
Show planning is available on Operations and above. Add your inventory, then open Shows in Checkout.
Plan the selection
Set dates, audience interests, capacity, and price range. Review suggested cards and quantities before allocating stock.
Find and pack the cards
Use recorded storage locations and packing lists. Confirm quantities as you put cards into the show cases.
Choose show prices
Review optional show-only prices against comps, acquisition cost, and selling fees before approving them.
Print price labels
Prepare labels for the selected stock before opening the table.
Sell through Checkout
Prepare purchases from show inventory and keep completed transactions with the cards sold.
Check returned stock
Count unsold cards after the show and resolve differences against recorded sales before returning them to sale.
From selection to counted returns
Keep each stage with the show instead of rebuilding the record on Monday.
Prepare the plan
Confirm inventory costs and locations, then choose the cards and quantities for your event.
Pack and label
Find cards from the packing list, confirm quantities, choose show prices, and print labels.
Record completed sales
Use Checkout at the table and record the transaction when payment is complete.
Count what comes home
Compare counted returns with the show records and check discrepancies before making stock available again.
Questions people ask
Where do I start?
Add your cards, costs, and locations to Inventory. Open Shows in Checkout to create the event, review a selection, and prepare the packing list.
What does a table sale cost me?
3.25% + $0.40 per card transaction on Storefront, Checkout and POS, 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.
What if there is no signal?
Checkout needs a reliable internet connection. Check venue coverage or your own connection before opening the table; a hotspot still depends on available signal.
Will show prices change my other listings?
No. You review and approve optional show-only prices. They apply to the show rather than repricing your other listings.
Bring stock you can account for.
Start with your inventory, prepare the show, and check the cards that come home.