Hoard for consignment sellers
A friend with a Pokemon binder. A buddy offloading expensive Magic singles. Someone's grandparent who pulled a Yu-Gi-Oh box from a closet. Sell all of it through your storefront, above market, without spreadsheets.
How it always starts
You have the storefront and the buyers. So when a friend asks if you'd flip their binder, you say yes. Then they tell another friend, who tells another. A few months later you're running a consignment desk on top of your own inventory.
The selling part stays easy. The bookkeeping is what kills it.
Sell above market
Most consignors get market price minus a cut. The cards sit at the floor and that's what they signed up for. You can do better.
The pricing engine that runs your inventory runs theirs too. Same strategy, same floor, same overnight spike protection. A card that would have moved at $14 moves at $17, and the consignor's split goes up with it.
That gap is why a friend with cards picks you instead of the next person with a TCGplayer account.
Quick math
You're already running the storefront. You're already syncing prices. The cards that move through your account on behalf of friends are revenue you've been leaving on someone's kitchen table. Drag the sliders to see what a year of casual consignment turns into when you actually charge for the work.
Three deal models
Different friends want different deals. A cut on every sale. A flat number paid up front. A guaranteed minimum with the upside on you. Hoard runs whichever one you agreed to.
Every sale, fee, refund, and rounding fix lands against the right consignor. The balance updates as cards sell. Log a payout, the balance zeroes.
Every card has a name on it
Tag a card to a consignor when it comes in. After that every event the card touches gets logged against them: listed, repriced, sold, refunded, fees taken, split applied. You stop guessing.
One friend's Pokemon binder lives next to another friend's Magic singles in the same dashboard. Filter to one consignor and the rest of the store disappears. Filter by game and it narrows again.
Pete$842Dave$1675Shane$72Yours$49
Dave$415Pete$78
Shane$28
Yours$59A link for the consignor
Generate a private share link and send it. The consignor sees what's listed, what's sold, and what they're owed. Read-only, no login, scoped to their cards and nothing else in your store. The token is opaque and you can kill it any time.
It replaces the weekly "any updates?" text.
Magic, Pokemon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh, Lorcana, Riftbound. One storefront, every consignor accounted for.
