Pokemon demand does not stop at your postcode. The storefront side of TCG Sync puts your singles, sealed and slabs online with English and Japanese catalogues already built, pre-orders that hold allocation before a set lands, an online buylist customers submit from home, and one stock record feeding CardNexus, Cardmarket, eBay and TCGplayer.
Pokemon sells to collectors who will never visit the shop. The storefront has to describe condition honestly, hold allocation fairly, and get a parcel out the same week.
Every set, printing and language arrives with images and set data already populated. Condition variants and graded copies get their own listing, price and stock, so customers buy the exact card they are looking at.
Take deposits or full payment ahead of a set, cap each account, require an existing order history where you want to, and release the queue in order when stock lands.
Customers list what they want to sell from home, see your cash and credit offers, and post the cards in. Staff review every submission before a payout, and accepted cards arrive as sellable stock.
Japanese, Chinese and Korean products sit beside English on the same storefront with their own set data and search, so an import buyer can find the exact print they want.
The same singles list to CardNexus, Cardmarket, eBay and TCGplayer. Selling one online removes it everywhere before it can be sold a second time.
Storefront and marketplace orders land in a single fulfilment queue with addresses, labels and tracking, so one packing run clears the day.
Catalogues that maintain themselves, pre-orders that hold allocation fairly, and one pick list at the end of the day. Opening a new shop or selling under about $1.5M a year in TCG? Storefront Pro is usually the right place to start — same software, no monthly fee.
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Related topics, running on the same platform underneath.
The counter side: drop-day limits at the register, slabs, trade-ins and the cash drawer.
Connect mapped Pokemon inventory to CardNexus through its Public API.
Customers paste a Pokemon decklist and one-click the basket.
League registration, sealed allocation, and the stock split that actually works.
What counts as sealed, and why allocation is handled differently from singles.