How it works
The show starts before you get there.
Showfloor connects four things that normally live apart: the card, the vendor holding it, the booth they are sitting at and the show itself. Once those are connected, a card show becomes something you can search instead of something you walk and hope.
Know before you go.
Showfloor connects four things that normally live apart: the card, the vendor holding it, the booth they are sitting at and the show itself.
Vendors list what they're bringing.
Inventory becomes connected to a specific show and booth.
Collectors build their chase.
Attendees search inventory, save cards and identify what they want to find.
Showfloor connects the two.
Card, vendor, booth and show become part of one searchable experience.
The show floor becomes navigable.
Collectors can move with intent instead of relying entirely on chance.
From search to booth.
One query resolves to a specific table in a specific room. This is the path a collector takes on show day.
- 01
Search the show
Example Charizard 1999 PSA 10Searching vendors at Pokebananza Winter
Query the inventory vendors listed for this event.
- 02
Read the result
Example PSA 10POKÉMONCharizard 1999
Base Set · Holo
Booth 14Wyborski Cards$12,400
Saved to Chase list
Grade, price, vendor and booth arrive together.
- 03
Walk to the booth
Example - Booth 14, your result
- Entrance
The booth is marked on the show floor map.
Chase list
Build your chase before the show.
Save the cards you're hunting, keep your priorities organized and record where you find them as you walk the floor. Your chase stays connected to the show you're attending.
- Scoped to the show you are attending, so your list matches the room
- Log a sighting the moment you spot a card at a booth
- Keep priorities ordered so the must-find cards stay at the top
My chase
Pokebananza Winter
1 of 3 found
- PSA 10POKÉMON
Charizard 1999
Base Set · Holo
Found
Booth 14 - RawSPORTS
Jordan 1986 Fleer
Rookie · Raw
Hunting
- BGS 8MTG
Black Lotus
Unlimited
Hunting
For vendors
Your table starts working before the doors open.
Show collectors what you're bringing before show day. Create your storefront, list show-specific inventory and make it easier for serious buyers and traders to find your table.
- A storefront that shows exactly what shoppers see
- Listings tied to one convention, so every show starts clean
- Category, grade and market pricing on every card
- Payment and trade preferences shown up front
Wyborski Cards
Bringing to this show
- PSA 10POKÉMON
Charizard 1999
Base Set · Holo
Booth 14Wyborski Cards$12,400
- PSA 9POKÉMON
Blastoise 1999
Base Set · Holo
Booth 14Wyborski Cards$1,850
For hosts
Less spreadsheet. More show floor.
Bring event setup, vendor management, registrations, communication and show operations into one connected host experience.
- Events manager with upcoming and past shows
- Vendor library with bulk import and messaging
- Registrations and waitlist review
- Day-of operations scoped to the active show
- Reports and CRM exports
- Public event pages for every show
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
Pick up where it applies to you.
The same event, seen from three sides.
Showfloor for Collectors
Search show inventory, build a Chase list and navigate the floor.
Showfloor for Vendors
Publish a storefront and list what you are bringing to each show.
Showfloor for Hosts
Run events, vendors, registrations and the floor plan from one console.
Questions, answered.
What is Showfloor?
Showfloor is a discovery and event platform built specifically for trading-card shows. It connects collectors, vendors and hosts around the same physical event.
Do I need an account to browse Showfloor?
No. Collectors can browse participating shows, vendors and maps before creating an account. Authentication is requested when an account-specific action requires it, such as saving a card.
Can I search for cards before a show starts?
Participating vendors can list show-specific inventory so collectors can browse available cards before and during the event.
What is a Chase list?
A Chase list helps collectors keep track of cards they are hunting and record where they find those cards while walking a show.
Can vendors manage their inventory on Showfloor?
Yes. Vendors can create a storefront and manage show-specific inventory including card details, categories, grades and available pricing information.
Can Showfloor help card-show organizers manage vendors?
Yes. Hosts can manage events, vendor information, registrations, communication, day-of operations, reports and public event pages through the host experience.
What types of cards does Showfloor support?
Showfloor supports major trading-card categories including sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh! and One Piece.
Start with a show.
Find the event you are attending, see who is vending and build your chase.