The market moves every week. Your shop follows it in one press, one more click prints the labels that changed, and the code on the back rings the exact card through the till, stock, books and all.
Gastly 177/162printed at £58.00 · 12 Aug£58.00£63.00+8.6%
Alakazam ex 201/165printed at £72.50 · 3 Aug£72.50£70.00-3.4%
Articuno 161/159printed at £21.50 · 12 Aug£21.50£24.00+11.6%
Every card checked against the UK last solds and moved to today’s price. Approve the lot, or manually overwrite any that you’re not happy with.
Step 2 · Print
Print the labels that changed
Gastly£63.00
BOX 4SLOT 112
50 by 20 millimetres of thermal label, folded over the toploader’s edge. Price face out. On the back, the QR and the drawer it lives in.
Step 3 · Ring
Scanning it rings it up
Scanning…
Scan a label or type a code
Gastly 177/162 · NM£63.00
CashCard
£0.00ready
Scan the label with the phone, the till finds that exact card, and Card hands £63.00 straight to the reader. Cash goes in the tin, and the books follow either way.
Have a go
The back office, open. Click anything.
This is Seller HQ with the doors off. Ring a card through the till, check the market, reprice the shelf. Nothing here is a video and nothing here touches the live market.
yourshop.example · Seller HQ
Tuesday, 25 August
Good morning
Taken today£412.60£23.11 average · 17 cards across every channel
Stock value£8,1401,214 cards · 806 lines
Held for others£96.00Dan · 14 cards
Needs a price3scanned, not yet priced
Live at the till
open
Alakazam ex 201/165 · NM£70.00
Sleeves · pack of 100£3.00
Articuno 161/159 · NM£24.00
Toploaders × 2£1.20
Mega Dragonite ex 152/217 · NM£45.00
Till
Open · £412.60 taken
Scan a label or type a code, name or set↵ adds to bill
Bill
empty
Nothing on the bill yet.
Total£0.00
RUNG · stock and books updated
Inventory
1,214 cards · 806 lines
Prices
checked 6 days ago
Today's UK price for everything priced automatically. Hand-priced cards are left alone.
Alakazam ex 201/165Scarlet & Violet 151 · 3 Aug£72.50→£70.00
-3.4%
Articuno 161/159Journey Together · 12 Aug£21.50→£24.00
+11.6%
Gastly 177/162 · second copyTemporal Forces · 12 Aug£58.00→£63.00
+8.6%
Books
This month, as it stands
Sales · 84 lines£1,942.60
Postage · Royal Mail£126.40
Stock bought£610.00
Set aside for the taxman£241.24
Every sale lands here the moment it rings, whichever channel it came from. The tax set-aside is worked out as you go, not in January.
Open the till
Ring a card through
Check the market
Reprice and print
Canned stock, real screens. Nothing here spends a price check.
Why it is built this way
Made for a UK counter
Counter first
Most shop builders start with the website and wedge a till in later. This starts where you actually sell, at the table with a queue, and the website is what the till earns you.
UK prices, in pounds
Prices come from the UK market in GBP, not a foreign figure passed through an exchange rate. Royal Mail postage and sole trader tax are built in, not plugins.
No cut, no keys
Your sales are yours, minus only what your card processor takes. Checks and card reads are included in your tier, you never hold an API key, and a low allowance says so in plain words.
Plain prices
Three tiers and a trial
For a weekend table or a full shop counter, singles, sealed and slabs alike. Your sales are all yours: we take no cut and no per-listing fee, and the only slice is your card processor's. Start where you are and move up when the counter asks for it.
Price gun
£20/month
For pricing a collection
Reprice thousands of cards in one press
Print the price tags that changed
Your whole collection searchable from your phone: asked for a card, you know in seconds
A price check is one card priced against the live UK market. Repricing spends one check per card, so 4,000 checks reprices a 1,000-card stock four times over, and a card already checked today prices again for free. Start on a free trial with the whole thing and 400 checks. We set every shop up personally; launch pricing is confirmed when doors open.
Small batches
Get behind the counter
We open shops in small batches and set each one up personally, so the queue moves at a human pace.