Camera recognition
Works on any modern phone or tablet. No dedicated scanner, no proprietary hardware.
Card scanning
Card scanning software for card shops
Manual inventory intake is the single biggest staff-hour sink at a card shop. Storefront Pro's card-scanning software lets staff point a phone camera at a card, identify set / rarity / condition, and push it straight to inventory or a buylist submission — in seconds, not minutes.
- Point-and-scan intake from a phone or tablet
- Auto-identifies card, set, language, and edition
- Condition grading with a single tap
- Direct push to inventory or buylist
- Works with MTG, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana
- No dedicated hardware required
How it works
From binder to SKU in under 10 seconds
Every card a staff member types into an inventory form by hand is a card they aren't selling. Card scanning turns the slowest part of running a card shop into the fastest.
Set and edition detection
Identifies reprints, alternate arts, and promotional treatments automatically.
Condition grading
Staff picks NM / LP / MP / HP / DMG with a single tap. Defaults stick per session.
Buylist intake flow
Customers can scan their own cards into a buylist submission from their phone.
Bulk scanning mode
Scan a stack of cards continuously — hold the camera over each card briefly and move on.
Pricing auto-applied
Scanned cards get market-data pricing applied immediately via autopricing rules.
Recognition architecture
Why one recognition engine is not enough
Catalogue matching, messy real-world photos, and reference-image checks are different problems. The technical guide explains how the engines are routed and where staff confirmation remains necessary.
Read the three-engine recognition guide
See the intended roles for catalogue matching, visual classification, reference checks, and human review during card intake.
Connect scanning to buylist intake
Recognition becomes useful when the identified card flows into condition grading, an offer, staff approval, and inventory without re-entry.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- What phones and tablets are supported?
- Any modern iOS or Android device. No dedicated hardware required.
- How accurate is the recognition?
- Very accurate for modern sets. Older or heavily played cards may require manual confirmation — the UI surfaces candidates and staff taps the correct match.
- Can customers scan their own cards for buylist?
- Yes. Customer-facing buylist includes a camera intake flow from their phone.
- Does it work offline?
- Recognition requires network access. Staff devices on a shop Wi-Fi will work fine.
Storefront Pro
Stop typing cards into forms
The staff hours you save by switching to camera intake typically pay for the platform within the first month. $1,000 USD setup + 2% on TCG item sales.
Tell us how your store works and we'll help you choose the right package. All published pricing is billed in USD: Storefront Pro is $1,000 USD setup + 2% on TCG item sales, and Enterprise starts from $2,499 USD/month with 0% sales fees. Custom packages are scoped separately.