Say yes to collections without losing control of the store.

Hoard tracks cards you sell for other owners, their deal terms, estimated balances, and recorded payouts. Keep consigned cards connected to the owner while you run your TCGplayer store.

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Plans start at $29.99/mo. All supported TCGplayer product lines, every plan.

Consignors

12 active

Assigned cards

1,842

Open payouts

$4,918

Consignment desk

May payout run

Umbreon VMAX Alt Art

Pokemon · Evolving Skies Martin

$1,675

Gaea's Cradle

Magic · Urza's Saga Nina

$842

Blue-Eyes White Dragon

Yu-Gi-Oh! · Legend of Blue Eyes Rafael

$72

Martin's sold value

$3,142

Terms

70/30

Owed after fees

$699.40

Start with the agreement, not the apology later.

Consignment gets messy when the deal lives in a text thread and the cards go straight into inventory. Hoard makes intake the first step: who owns the cards, what games came in, how the split works, and what the seller should expect.

The collection can move into your normal selling workflow, but the ownership record travels with it.

Attach a consignor before cards enter sellable inventory.
Record the agreed split, guarantee, or cost basis once.
Keep internal notes separate from what the consignor can see.

Collection intake

Draft saved

Consignor

Martin Vale

Product lines

Pokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!

Deal model

70/30 split after marketplace fees

Received

186 cards · 24 sealed items

Internal note: call before accepting offers below floor on any graded cards.

Owner board

Every card assigned

Umbreon VMAX Alt Art

Martin · Pokemon · listed

70/30 $1,675

Gaea's Cradle

Nina · Magic · sold

Guarantee $842

Blue-Eyes White Dragon

Rafael · Yu-Gi-Oh! · payout open

Cost basis $72

Boa Hancock Parallel

Store owned · One Piece · listed

Store $49

Every card has a name on it.

Your inventory can hold store-owned cards and consigned cards at the same time. The difference is that Hoard never lets ownership become tribal knowledge.

Filter by consignor, game, status, payout state, or deal model. A sold card, a refund, a fee, or a manual payout can all point back to the person who owns the underlying card.

Different collections deserve different terms.

Some consignors want a clean percentage. Some want a guaranteed number. Some collections are better treated like a buy-in. Hoard keeps the math attached to the deal you made.

Percentage split

Share the sale

Set a split on net or gross proceeds. Each sale calculates the consignor share and your share from the same terms.

Cost basis

Buy in cleanly

Track the amount you agreed to pay for the collection, then keep the upside once the account clears.

Guarantee

Set a floor

Promise a minimum payout while keeping visibility into what has sold, what remains, and where the upside sits.

Example terms are illustrative. Actual agreements, taxes, fees, returns, and payout obligations depend on the seller's own policies and local requirements.

When a card sells, the ledger writes itself.

A consignment payout should not require rebuilding the month from exports, notes, and memory. Hoard ties sales, fees, refunds, adjustments, and manual payouts back to the right owner. Run the marketplace fee math yourself in the TCGplayer fees calculator before setting a consignor split.

When it is time to pay, the number has a paper trail.

See sold value, paid-out value, and open balance by consignor.
Account for fees, refunds, and manual adjustments.
Log payouts without losing the history behind the balance.

Martin Vale · payout ledger

Open balance $699.40

Umbreon VMAX Alt Art sold

May 6 · 70/30 split

Sale +$1,172.50

Marketplace fees allocated

May 6 · sale settlement

Fee -$172.10

Payout logged

May 2 · bank transfer

Paid -$900.00

Refund adjustment

Apr 24 · returned order

Adjust -$18.40

Fewer update texts. Fewer trust gaps.

When the consignor asks what sold, you should not have to stop packing orders to reconstruct the answer. Hoard can give them a read-only view scoped to their cards and their balance.

They see progress. You keep control of the store.

Private, read-only view for one consignor.
Listed cards, sold cards, and current balance in plain language.
Scoped access that can be revoked when the relationship ends.

Common questions

How do I track consigned cards separately from my own stock?

Assign inventory to a consignor in Hoard, then filter by owner when reviewing cards. Ownership records keep the consignor’s stock connected to their account.

Which consignment agreements can I record?

Hoard supports percentage splits, flat buy-in prices, and floor-payout agreements. Record the agreed model before using an estimated balance to plan a payout.

Does Hoard send money to consignors?

No. You pay the consignor separately and record the payout in Hoard. Payout records and manual adjustments help reconcile the estimated balance.

Can a consignor see their cards without accessing my store?

Yes. You can share a read-only report scoped to that consignor. It shows their inventory and balance without revealing your pricing strategy or split percentage.

Take in better collections without making a mess of your books.

Hoard keeps consigned inventory, owner records, deal terms, sold cards, refunds, and payouts tied together inside the same workflow that runs your TCGplayer store.

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