Inventory for singles, graded slabs, and custom items in one list, with cost basis, condition, language, finish, set, and storage location editable inline.
A two-sided trade calculator that balances what is coming in against what is going out and settles in cash or store credit.
Buy and trade rates set per shop, per order, or per card, so a hot single can price differently from the rest of the case.
Transaction history that is searchable by card name, event, or customer, with full line-item breakdowns and an undo that reverses both the inventory movement and the recorded payment.
Event tags and locations, so a weekend at a convention rolls up as its own report.
Profit and loss reporting, plus CSV import and export of inventory.
Market price history on every card, with condition-by-condition cash and credit offers.
A customer-facing view for showing an offer across the counter.
Staff accounts by invite, with more than one shop per owner.
What Trade Table does not do
Trade Table does not process payments. It records how a customer paid (cash, Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, PayPal, card, check, or other) and works alongside whatever card reader, terminal, or cash drawer the shop already uses. The only card Stripe charges is the shop owner's own Trade Table subscription.
Trade Table is not a public marketplace or storefront. It is internal software for the people working behind the counter.
Trade Table currently covers Pokémon and One Piece. Other trading card games are not in the catalog yet.
Built around how a card shop actually runs.
Not a spreadsheet. Not a POS that "supports" cards. A real tool that knows about sets, conditions, trades, slabs, and the chaos of a Saturday floor.
TradeTable
The current mess
One record across every screen
Spreadsheet + receipt printer + Square POS
Trade calculator that auto-balances
Manual math at the counter
Inline edits, no retyping
Re-enter every card by hand
Event tags + per-con reports
Was that one Saturday or two?
Pending review queue
Stuff falls through the cracks
Every card. Every detail. On one row.
Cost basis, condition, language, finish, set, and location, editable inline. Cards, graded slabs, and custom items in the same list.
Four copies of one card collapse into a single row you can open
Slabs keep their grade and their own price
CSV in and CSV out, so the data was never really ours
Every sale tagged. Every weekend explained.
Searchable by card name, event, or customer, with full line-item breakdowns and an undo that reverses the stock movement and the recorded payment together.
Filter to trades, buys, or sales in one click
Tag a transaction to an event and a location
Export the rows on screen as CSV
One plan, paid your way.
Monthly: $9.99 per month
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
Unlimited inventory, transactions, and events
Trade calculator + customer view
Reports and CSV export
Card detail with market history
Annual: $99.99 per year
About $8.33 per month, billed once a year.
Everything in monthly
16% off the monthly rate
One annual charge, no surprises
Same 7-day free trial
7-day free trial · cancel from Settings · payments handled by Stripe
Frequently asked questions
Does Trade Table process payments?
No. Trade Table records how a customer paid, whether that is cash, Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, PayPal, card, or check, but it never moves the money. It works alongside whatever card reader or cash drawer you already use. The only card Stripe charges is your own Trade Table subscription.
Which trading card games does Trade Table support?
Pokémon and One Piece. Cards, graded slabs, and custom items all live in the same inventory list.
How much does Trade Table cost?
$9.99 per month or $99.99 per year, after a 7-day free trial. Inventory, transactions, and events are unlimited on both. A card is required to start the trial and you can cancel from Settings.
What does the trade calculator do?
It holds both sides of a trade at once, what the customer is handing over and what they are taking, and keeps a running balance so you can see who owes what. Buy and trade rates apply per shop, per order, or per card, and the finished trade settles in cash or store credit.
Does Trade Table work for card shows and conventions?
Yes. Sales can be tagged to an event and to a location, and reports roll up per event, so you can tell what a given weekend actually earned.
Can I get my data out of Trade Table?
Yes. Inventory imports and exports as CSV, and transaction history exports as CSV.
Try it for a week. Keep it if it earns its place.
7 days free. Card required to start, charge on day 8. Cancel from Settings any time.