Catalogue and singles listings
Every TCG and OCG set arrives with set codes, rarities, editions and language data already populated, so a single goes from intake to a live product page with images and stock without anyone writing a description.
Your Locals crowd is forty people. Your website can reach forty thousand. This is the ecommerce side of TCG Sync for Yu-Gi-Oh! retailers: a pre-loaded TCG and OCG catalogue, every rarity and condition listed as its own buyable variant, a deckbuilder that turns a posted list into a basket, an online buylist customers submit from home, and one stock record feeding CardNexus, Cardmarket, eBay and TCGplayer.

Listing 40,000 Yu-Gi-Oh! singles is the easy part. Keeping every rarity, condition and language accurate across your own site and the marketplaces you sell on is the part that breaks spreadsheets.
Every TCG and OCG set arrives with set codes, rarities, editions and language data already populated, so a single goes from intake to a live product page with images and stock without anyone writing a description.
The same singles list to CardNexus, Cardmarket, eBay and TCGplayer. A sale on any channel decrements the shared record, so the last copy of a Quarter Century Secret is not sold twice.
Customers build a sell-to-us list at home, see the cash and credit offers from your rate card, and post the cards in. Staff review each submission before anything is paid out.
Players paste a tournament list, the deckbuilder checks it against Forbidden & Limited legality and your live stock, then adds every available card to the basket in one click.
Sell OTS, regional and Locals seats online before the day, so the shop knows the numbers in advance and players arrive already paid.
Orders from the storefront and every connected marketplace land in one pick list with addresses, labels and tracking, so a single packing run clears the day.
A catalogue that maintains itself, listings on the marketplaces that matter, 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: rarity-aware scanning, OTS check-in, trade-ins and the cash drawer.
How a pasted decklist becomes a basket of in-stock singles.
Rules-based repricing for a market that moves every weekend.
OTS registration, stock mix, Locals, and what to get right in month one.