Pokemon TCG Inventory Management Software
Free for card vendors during open beta.
Pokemon TCG inventory management software tracks the raw cards, sealed products, and graded slabs a vendor owns, along with each item's condition or grade, cost basis, live market value, and where it is listed for sale. Double Holo Vendor Hub tracks all three, raw cards, sealed products, and graded slabs, in one inventory synced across the Double Holo marketplace, your other online marketplaces, and your Shopify storefront, free for card vendors during open beta as of August 2026.
Last updated August 19, 2026
What Vendor Hub tracks for every item
Every item in Vendor Hub inventory, raw card, sealed product, or graded slab, carries live market value next to what you paid for it, so margin is not a guess. Cards and slabs also carry condition or grade. Add a graded slab by scanning it straight into inventory instead of typing it in by hand, and sealed product tracks the same way, right alongside your cards. Each item also shows which channels it is listed on, so nothing gets sold twice.
Importing your inventory
Bring in your existing inventory from an export from your platform, or any generic CSV, no need to re-enter everything by hand. Graded slabs can be added the same day by scanning them straight into inventory. Most vendors import their inventory and run their first deal the same day.
Multichannel listing sync
Publish listings from one inventory to the Double Holo marketplace, your other online marketplaces, and your Shopify storefront. When something sells on any channel, the rest sync automatically, so the same card never sells twice.
Automated repricing
Vendor Hub shows live market value next to every item in inventory. Set repricing rules once and listings reprice as the market moves, instead of you checking hundreds of listings by hand. Anything the rules do not cover gets flagged as stale, not forgotten.
Card show tools
At the table, point Vendor Hub's scanner at a card or slab and it comes back comped from live market data with your buy and trade percentages already applied, so you can quote a price in seconds. Every deal lands in your books automatically, so profit and loss per show is a number instead of a guess. See the full walkthrough on the Card Show POS page.
Platforms
Vendor Hub runs in your browser and as an app for iOS and Android, with the same inventory and tools in all three places.
Pricing
Vendor Hub is free during open beta, as of August 2026, on web and mobile, with no contract and no card on file. That includes inventory with live market values, automated repricing rules, multichannel listing sync, price label printing, deal scanning and comping at shows, per-show profit and loss, and accounting exports. Early vendors keep preferred pricing when paid plans arrive.
Card inventory breaks down in predictable ways: prices go stale faster than anyone can reprice by hand, the same card gets listed on two channels at once, and cost basis gets lost without a system tracking it next to market value. For the full breakdown of how each problem compounds, see the full guide.
Where Vendor Hub is still limited
- Pokemon-first today. Vendor Hub is built around Pokemon TCG inventory. It does not cover other trading card games or sports cards the way a multi-game platform does.
- D101 printer support is in the works. Vendor Hub prints over Bluetooth to NIIMBOT D110_M, D110, and D11S label printers today. D101 support is not live yet.
- Open beta. Vendor Hub is free while Double Holo builds it with an early group of vendors. Paid plans are coming, and early vendors keep preferred pricing when they arrive.
Vendor Hub vs spreadsheets vs generic POS software
| Feature | Vendor Hub | Spreadsheets | Generic POS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live market pricing | Yes, per card | No, manual entry | Rarely, not card-specific |
| Automated repricing | Yes, rules you set | No | No |
| Multichannel listing sync | Yes, automatic | No, manual per channel | Sometimes, extra integration |
| Cost basis per item | Yes, tracked automatically | Possible, but manual and easy to lose | Sometimes, generic SKU only |
| Slab scanning into inventory | Yes | No | No |
| Cost (as of August 2026) | Free during open beta | Free tool, but the hours spent maintaining it are not | Often a paid monthly plan |
How we compare
Double Holo publishes this comparison and is one of the products compared. Every product was evaluated against the same criteria, using each vendor's published product pages and app-store listings.
Sources are first-party product pages and store listings, checked on August 19, 2026. "Not publicly documented" means no claim was found in those sources, not proof a feature is unavailable.
Last verified August 19, 2026.
Bring your inventory into one system
Import from your existing platform or CSV, scan slabs straight in, and let live values and automated repricing take it from there. Free during open beta, no card on file.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I import into Vendor Hub?
An export from your existing platform, or any generic CSV. Most vendors import their inventory and run their first deal the same day.
Does Vendor Hub handle graded slabs?
Yes. Scan a slab straight into inventory instead of typing it in by hand, and it sits alongside your raw cards and sealed product with live market value next to what you paid.
What does free during open beta include?
Everything: inventory with live market values, automated repricing, multichannel listing sync, price label printing, deal comping at shows, per-show profit and loss, and accounting exports. No contract and no card on file, as of August 2026.
Which platforms does Vendor Hub run on?
Your browser, plus apps for iOS and Android. It is the same inventory and the same tools in all three places.
Does Vendor Hub work at card shows?
Yes. Scan a card or slab at the table for an instant comp against live market data, with your buy and trade percentages already applied, then track profit and loss per show automatically.
See the full feature list on the Vendor Hub page, including deal comping and per-show profit tracking for card shows.