Customer relationship
Your customer list should be yours. Customers buying singles, sealed, tickets, and trade-in credit should not be forced through one marketplace relationship.
Independence
Future-proof your card store before the next platform shift
Future-proofing a card store means keeping your inventory, pricing rules, and customer relationships independent of any single marketplace. Storefront Pro syncs one inventory to TCGplayer, Cardmarket, eBay, Cardtrader, Mana Pool, CardSynced, and Shopify, and works with Shopify or without it — so no one channel owns the tools your store runs on.
- Works with Shopify, or without
- Multi-marketplace sync so one channel does not own your revenue
- Inventory, customers, orders, and buylist history stay part of the migration conversation
- 2% only on TCG item sales, never accessories, comics, events, or supplies
- Enterprise removes sales fees entirely
- Fully onboarded within 48 hours after kickoff
Future-proofing a card store means no single marketplace owns your customers, pricing rules, or revenue. Storefront Pro syncs one inventory to TCGplayer, Cardmarket, eBay, Cardtrader, Mana Pool, CardSynced, and Shopify, works with Shopify or without it, and charges 2% only on TCG item sales.
The consolidation problem
When marketplaces buy the tools stores run on
BinderPOS being acquired and its domain redirecting to TCGplayer is the proof case current store owners can check. Some shops will be comfortable with that. Others want the platform vendor and the marketplace to be separate.
Pricing rules
Your margin rules, condition multipliers, language rules, and channel strategy should be portable store knowledge, not trapped in one marketplace's tooling.
Data ownership
Inventory, customers, orders, and buylist history should remain operational assets your store can discuss clearly before any migration, integration, or offboarding decision.
Marketplace balance
TCGplayer, Cardmarket, eBay, Cardtrader, Mana Pool, CardSynced, and Shopify can all be channels. None has to be the only place your revenue lives.
Shopify flexibility
If Shopify works for your store, keep it. If it does not, Storefront Pro can run without it. Replatforming should not mean starting over.
Fee alignment
Storefront Pro charges 2% only on TCG item sales. We win when you sell cards, not when accessories, comics, events, or supplies pass through the till. Enterprise removes even that.
Leaving should be allowed
Questions to ask before any platform move
A store owner should know what data comes with them, what format it arrives in, and who checks it before the till depends on the new platform.
- Inventory: cards, sealed, slabs, conditions, quantities, prices, SKUs, and channel state.
- Customers: account records, store credit balances, and order links where privacy rules allow.
- Orders: order history, line items, fulfilment state, and payment references where legally exportable.
- Buylist: submissions, accepted items, payout method, and credit issued.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- What happens to my data if I leave?
- The commitment is simple: your operational data should be part of the platform conversation before you commit, and migration planning should make those records visible before cutover.
- What if a marketplace changes its API terms?
- Multi-marketplace sync reduces dependence on one channel. If one API changes, your storefront, POS, customer list, and other channels remain under your control.
- Do you take a cut of my buylist?
- No. Storefront Pro charges 2% only on TCG item sales. Vendor-only and Enterprise pricing use their own stated package terms.
- Who owns the customer relationship?
- Your store owns the customer relationship. Storefront Pro is the operating platform behind your storefront, POS, buylist, and sync.
- Is this anti-Shopify?
- No. Storefront Pro works with Shopify, or without. The point is optionality.
- How fast can migration happen?
- Storefront Pro onboarding is hands-on and fully onboarded within 48 hours after kickoff for typical migrations.
Storefront Pro
Keep your store independent
Storefront Pro gives you one platform for storefront, POS, buylist, and sync without handing your entire operating system to one marketplace.
Every package starts with a free 3-day trial — you only pay if you decide to continue. Pricing is billed in GBP; approximate equivalents move with exchange rates: £1,000 setup is about US$1,337, CA$1,896, or €1,172.
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Pricing
How Storefront Pro and Enterprise align fees with card sales.
BinderPOS comparison
The specific acquisition and migration context.
Autopricing
Keep pricing rules under your store's control.
Store credit
Keep customer value tied to your customer accounts.
Kiosk
Self-serve workflows inside your own shop.
Tour
See the platform modules in one walkthrough.
Support
How migration and ongoing support work.