For hosts
Less spreadsheet. More show floor.
Most card shows are run from a spreadsheet, a group chat and a printed table map. Showfloor brings event setup, vendor management, registrations, communication and the floor plan into one place built for trading-card events.
One console for the whole event.
From publishing the event to assigning the last table on show morning, the operational picture stays in one system.
Events manager
Create, edit and publish shows, with upcoming and past events kept separate.
Public event pages
Every published show gets a share-ready page collectors can browse without an account.
Vendor library
A CRM-style view of your vendors with bulk import, messaging and removal.
Registrations and waitlist
Review incoming vendor applications and manage the waitlist when tables run out.
Booth and map management
Lay out the room, place tables, group them into pods and assign vendors to booths.
Day-of operations
An operational view scoped to the show you are running today.
Notifications and messages
Reach vendors in-app rather than chasing a group chat.
Reports
Show analytics and CRM exports for the event you just ran.
Upcoming shows
3 events
- Published
Pokebananza Winter
Feb 15 · Detroit, MI
42/48 tables
- Waitlist
Spring Card Classic
Apr 12 · Toledo, OH
48/48 tables
- Draft
Summer Slab Show
Jul 08 · Grand Rapids, MI
11/40 tables
Events, registration counts and publish state in one view.
Floor plan
Lay out the room, then let collectors navigate it.
Set your room dimensions, place 6ft and 8ft tables, group them into pods for wayfinding and assign vendors to booths. The map you build is the map attendees use to find a table.
- Booth 14, your result
- Entrance
Common questions.
What does Showfloor replace for a card show organizer?
The spreadsheet of vendors, the separate table map, and the group chat used for vendor communication. Events, vendors, registrations, messaging, the floor plan and reporting live in one console.
Can I manage vendor registrations and a waitlist?
Yes. Vendor applications come in for review, and a waitlist covers the case where more vendors apply than you have tables.
Can I build a floor plan for my venue?
Yes. You set the room dimensions, place tables, group them into pods for wayfinding and assign vendors to booths. The resulting map is what collectors navigate.
Do attendees need an account to see my show?
No. Published shows get a public page that collectors can browse, including vendors and the floor map, without signing up.
Run your next show from one place.
Set up the event, bring your vendors in and publish a page collectors can actually use.