Bookmark a query — edhrec<500 is:foil or name:Gengar price>30 — and Hoard keeps working it: reprice the slice as the market moves, pull straight from the results, or flag it for audit. The Cards tab is the search bar that thinks like a seller.
Your inventory questions don't fit a search box that only knows card names. Sellers think in formats, demand ranks, variant tiers, and what's spiking this week. Hoard's query syntax does too.
Game-aware operators (Pokemon HP, Yu-Gi-Oh ATK, Magic format legality), external market intelligence (EDHREC demand rank, Reserved List), seller context (quantity, listed price, market gap, condition) — all in the same query bar.
Bookmarks aren't just shortcuts. Attach a pricing rule to a bookmarked search and Hoard runs it against the matching slice every time inventory changes — a new Gengar lands, the rule reprices it; an Alliances Force of Will moves up the EDHREC chart, the foil version gets caught by the rule.
You write the rule once. The slice updates itself. You stop logging in to reprice the same line every week.
Every row carries the card art, the printing, your listed price, the TCGplayer market price, the gap between them, your quantity, the condition, and your custom floor. The decision lives in the row.
Sort the table when you want precision. Flip to Binder Mode when pictures are faster than rows. Pull two cards into the compare drawer when you're staring at near-duplicates and need to pick which to ship.
The same card identity that fills this row also drives the pull queue. One $3M storefront used it to cut One Piece pull times 64%, from 3.5 minutes to 75 seconds. Read the case study for the rest of the numbers.
Inventory search is one piece of a larger TCGplayer toolkit. See how it fits into the full TCG seller software stack, or compare Hoard against other TCGplayer seller tools directly.
same row
sortable
price<market
binder
Magic, Pokemon, Pokemon Japan, One Piece, Lorcana, Riftbound, Digimon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Dragon Ball Super, and the rest — same operators, same bookmarks, same compare drawer. No separate spreadsheet per product line.
Each game keeps the metadata that matters to its sellers: Pokemon HP and variant tiers, Yu-Gi-Oh ATK/DEF and Ghost Rares, Magic format legality and EDHREC ranks. When a side shelf grows into a serious product line, the workflow stays the same.
Bookmark the searches you run every week. Attach the pricing rules once. Stop logging in to do the same thing every Sunday.