Who VendorStax is built for

Built for card vendors who want to run their table like a real business.

Not every vendor needs VendorStax. But if you're serious about knowing your profit, managing your inventory, and growing your business, this was built for you.

VendorStax is the operating system for vendors who need to track every card, every deal, every show, and every dollar of profit without relying on memory, spreadsheets, or guesswork.

This isn't an app.
It's how you run the business.

Most inventory tools are built for collectors. VendorStax is built for vendors who buy low, sell at market value, manage trade credit, handle consignment, and need to know, after every single show, whether they actually made money. If that's you, keep reading.

Vendor Type 01
Card Show Vendors

You set up at local shows, conventions, and weekend events. You bring hundreds of cards, spend hours at the table, and at the end of the day you're not always sure if the show was worth it. You need to know what you brought, what sold, what sat, and whether the table fee and travel actually made sense for the profit you walked away with.

This resonates if you say things like
"Was this show worth it?" "I forgot what I paid for that card" "These cards keep showing up unsold" "I need a show report" "Dead inventory is killing my ROI"
Vendor Type 02
Full-Time and Serious Side-Hustle Vendors

You're buying inventory regularly. Raw cards, graded slabs, binder buys, bulk lots. You're tracking buy rates, watching market value and the lowest comp, and trying to grow your profit instead of just chasing sales. You need a system that keeps up with the volume and tells you where your money is actually working.

This resonates if you say things like
"What's my buy rate on this lot?" "Is my ROI actually improving?" "What should I restock?" "Slabs vs. singles. Which performs better?" "I need to see profit, not just revenue"
Vendor Type 03
Vendors Who Buy, Trade, and Consign

Your business isn't just selling, it's buying collections off the street, offering trade credit, handling cash deals, and sometimes selling cards on consignment for other people. Every one of those transactions has money attached to it. VendorStax tracks all of it in one place so nothing gets lost in the shuffle and you always know what you owe, what you're owed, and what came in.

This resonates if you say things like
"Cash deal or trade credit?" "What do I owe my consignors?" "I bought a collection, now what?" "Did that trade actually make sense?" "I need to track consignment separately"
Vendor Type 04
Multi-Channel Sellers

You sell at shows and online, TCGPlayer, eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Whatnot, local pickups. Your inventory moves across all of it and right now there's no single place that shows you the full picture. VendorStax gives you one system to understand how your cards are moving, what's sitting, and where your profit is actually coming from.

This resonates if you say things like
"I sell on three platforms" "I don't know which channel performs best" "My inventory is scattered everywhere" "Which cards move online vs. at shows?"

Who VendorStax is not for

VendorStax is not built for casual collectors who only want to catalog their personal collection. There are great apps for that. This is built for vendors who buy, sell, trade, restock, and need to understand profit.

VendorStax is built for you if you...
  • Buy cards with the intent to resell them at a profit
  • Set up at card shows, conventions, or local events
  • Handle trades, cash deals, or consignment for others
  • Need to know your real profit after all costs, not just your sales total
  • Want to stop relying on memory, photos, or spreadsheets
  • Think of your table as a business, not just a hobby

Not an app.
An operating system for your table.

An app does one thing. An operating system runs everything. VendorStax connects your inventory, your shows, your trades, your buyers, your consignors, and your market data into one place, so every decision you make is backed by real information, not gut feel.

When you know your cost basis, your lowest comp, your show cost, and your buy rate you stop guessing. You start running a tighter operation every single show.

Inventory Layer
Every card: raw, slab, single all tracked with cost, market value, and status in real time.
Show Layer
Reserve cards, log every deal at the table, track show cost and table fees, and close with a full profit report.
Transaction Layer
Cash deals, trade credit, binder buys, and consignment — every dollar in and out accounted for.
People Layer
Your regulars, your consignors are tracked so you know who your best buyers are and what you owe after every show.
Intelligence Layer
See what's moving, what's dead inventory, and which cards are gaining momentum before the price catches up.
Show Floor Layer
Show Mode for the vendor. Kiosk Mode for the customer. Two views, one system, built for the table.

If this sounds like you,
VendorStax was built for you.

Request access and we'll get you set up. We're being selective, and every vendor who joins gets a real onboarding experience, not just a login link.