Deepest TCGplayer integration
If TCGplayer is 80%+ of your business, their first-party tools have access to features and roadmap priority that third parties don't.
TCGplayer Pro is TCGplayer's own seller software. Storefront Pro is an independent platform that syncs with TCGplayer (alongside six other marketplaces). The question isn't just features — it's whether you want your platform vendor to also be the marketplace that takes a cut of every singles sale.
If you sell primarily on TCGplayer, their first-party Pro tools are highly optimised for that one channel. But your platform vendor being a marketplace with its own interests is a structural issue — their roadmap incentives don't always align with yours. Storefront Pro is independent, and syncs with TCGplayer (plus six other marketplaces) via your own seller credentials.
A straight matrix of what each platform ships. Partial means the feature exists but is limited, add-on, or third-party. Edit requests to admin@tcgsync.com.
| Feature | TCG Sync — Storefront Pro | TCGplayer Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Independent of any single marketplace | Yes | No |
| Full online storefront (your own domain) | Yes | Partial |
| Built-in POS | Yes | Partial |
| Buylist (online + at the till) | Yes | Partial |
| Deckbuilder | Yes | No |
| Live auctions | Yes | No |
| Live streaming | Yes | No |
| Native iOS & Android apps with your branding | Yes | No |
| Events & tournaments | Yes | Partial |
| Card recognition | Yes | Partial |
| Autopricing | Yes | Yes |
| TCGplayer sync — Native to both. | Yes | Yes |
| Cardmarket sync — TCGplayer Pro focuses on its own marketplace. | Yes | No |
| eBay sync | Yes | No |
| Cardtrader / Mana Pool / CardSynced | Yes | No |
| Shopify channel integration | Yes | Partial |
| Bundled website theme | Yes | No |
| Flat pricing | Yes | Partial |
| Migration support | Yes | — |
We're not here to pretend the other platform has nothing going for it. Where they're genuinely better, we'll say so.
If TCGplayer is 80%+ of your business, their first-party tools have access to features and roadmap priority that third parties don't.
One vendor for marketplace plus software is simpler to procure. You'd send one PO instead of two.
These are structural differences, not marketing spin. Every point below is a concrete feature or pricing structure you can verify.
TCGplayer takes a cut of singles sales. Your platform vendor also being TCGplayer creates an alignment issue — their incentive is to route you through their marketplace, not to help you build direct channels that bypass it.
All native in Storefront Pro. TCGplayer Pro focuses on TCGplayer. If you sell internationally or across multiple marketplaces, Storefront Pro is the broader fit.
All native in Storefront Pro. None of these are TCGplayer Pro's focus.
Storefront Pro: £1,000 setup + 2% on sales. TCGplayer Pro: varies by tier and features. The harder comparison is structural — Storefront Pro doesn't have a conflict of interest with you about where sales happen.