Catégorie
Run your shop
Running a card shop day to day: POS, multi-format stock, buybacks, loyalty, preorders, tournaments and hardware. Practical guides written for shop owners.
Fitting out a 25 m² TCG card shop: zones and stock
Showcase, sealed wall, counter, play table: how to organise 25 m² and what to buy first to open a card shop without tying up all your cash.
ReadSoftware for a Pokémon Card Shop: What It Must Handle
Pokémon is the biggest volume in a card shop. Here is what software must handle so it does not slow you down.
ReadSoftware for a One Piece Card Shop: Managing Allocation
One Piece runs on allocation. Here is what software must handle so the same box is never sold twice.
ReadSoftware for a Magic Shop: Holding the Singles Stock
Magic lives on singles. Here is what software must hold so the stock stays accurate.
ReadSoftware for a Yu-Gi-Oh! Shop: Handling the Volume
Yu-Gi-Oh! is volume at low prices. Here is what software must handle to keep the inventory workable.
ReadSoftware for a Lorcana Shop: Rarities and Releases
Lorcana draws players and collectors alike. Here is what software must separate to keep the stock accurate.
ReadManagement Software for a Trading Card (TCG) Shop
Taking payment is not enough. Here is everything management software must cover in a card shop.
ReadWhich POS software for a TCG shop in 2026?
A generic till doesn't speak the language of cards. Here's what real TCG software must handle — and how to choose.
ReadPOS Hardware for a Trading Card Shop: The Guide
Scanner, receipt printer, cash drawer, label printer, card terminal: what a card shop counter really needs, and how to choose each piece.
ReadPreorders and Releases in a TCG Store: A Guide
Limited allocations, preorder lists, launch-day rush: how to run a set release without disappointing your customers.
ReadCard Shop Loyalty Program: What Actually Works
Points, store credit, tiers: what really works to keep players and collectors coming back to your card shop.
ReadCard Buyback Pricing: How to Set the Right Price
Buying used cards is an underrated margin lever. The catch is setting a fair price, neither too high nor too low.
ReadOpening a Trading Card (TCG) Shop in France: The Guide
Status, registration, premises, supply, NF525 compliance: the concrete steps to open a card shop in France without nasty surprises.
Read