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Your table starts working before the doors open.

Collectors decide which tables to visit before they arrive. A Showfloor storefront puts your inventory, your booth number and your trade terms in front of them while they are still planning their day.

Built around how a dealer actually works a show.

Your inventory travels with you between shows, so listings you have already built are ready to bring to the next event instead of rebuilding a table from scratch.

  • Storefront preview

    See exactly what a shopper sees on your page, so nothing about your table is a surprise on show day.

  • Inventory manager

    Add, edit and remove listings with category, grade and pricing, without spreadsheets in between.

  • Card search drawer

    Pull card records from market and per-game catalog sources to populate listings quickly instead of typing them by hand.

  • Payment and trade preferences

    Show which payment methods you take and the trade valuation you apply, so the conversation at the table starts further along.

  • Booth visibility

    Your booth number appears on every listing and in search results, and is marked on the show floor map.

  • Show registration

    Register for shows and manage your participation with the hosts running them.

Vendor storefrontExample

Rocket City Cards

Verified
Table 42 · Michigan Card Expo
PokémonSportsVisited

Vintage and modern singles, graded slabs, and sealed product. Ask about our binder of chase holos.

Accepted payment

Cash
Trades at 80%

Your storefront leads with the booth number, payment methods and trade valuation.

Common questions.

How do collectors find my table at a show?

Your booth number appears on your storefront, on each of your listings and in show search results, and your booth is marked on the show floor map.

Can I show which payment methods I accept?

Yes. Payment methods appear as badges on your storefront, along with the trade valuation you apply to card prices.

Do I need to re-enter card details for every listing?

No. A card search drawer pulls records from market and per-game catalog sources so listings can be populated from existing card data.

Give collectors a reason to walk to your table.

Set up your storefront, list what you are bringing and let buyers plan around your booth.