Accepting beta sellers
Your table has limits. Your inventory doesn't.
Buyers scan the QR code on your table and browse your entire inventory in their phone's browser.
- Full inventoryAll Pokémon products
- No app to downloadLive market prices
- One QR, foreverEnglish and Japanese
Built for the folding table
What it is
A digital menu for card show vendors. Your inventory lives at your own link and buyers browse it on their phone.
A way in for anyone
Not everyone knows what to ask for. A code on your table lets them see everything you have and start from there.
We do the setup
Most vendors keep no digital inventory anywhere. During beta, we build your shop.
6 steps
How it works
The premium booth experience.
1Paste your list.
Paste your inventory from a spreadsheet or your notes. Slab finds each product and you check them one at a time before anything saves. Or search the catalogue and add them one by one.
2Price it your way.
Set your asking price. Market prices come from TCGplayer, eBay and Fanatics Collect sales, so you can price against what products are actually moving for. Or leave the price off and price it at the table.
3Choose what buyers see.
Full customization of your shop and product details, and which pricing buyers see.
4Print one QR code.
Put it on your table, or show it from your phone. Change your shop name, your URL, your prices, anything, and the code still works.
5Buyers scan and browse.
Your whole case on their phone, searchable, with no app and no account.
6Sell as you go.
Mark sold from your phone and every open menu updates in real time.
Features
For the Vendor
- Paste a whole list and review each product before it saves
- Skip the stickers. List without a price and show the market price instead
- Singles, sealed and graded
- Pokémon catalogue search in English and Japanese
- Product not in the catalogue? Add it by hand with your own photos
- Table too small? Show your whole case anyway
- One QR code, printed once, works forever
- Market prices, condition ladders and graded sales in your inventory
- No price shown unless the product is matched with certainty
For the Collector
- No app, no account
- Your whole case on their phone
- Search by name, set or number, filter by type
- Market prices and sales history when you choose to show them
FAQ
Pokémon, in English and Japanese, including singles, sealed and graded. More games are coming.
No. Buyers scan your QR with their phone camera and your menu opens in the browser. No app, no account.
Request access and we'll reach out. During beta, we can build your shop, up to 50 products, or you can paste your list or add them yourself. Then you print one QR and you're live.
Yes. Paste your list from a spreadsheet or your notes, one product per line. Slab reads 25 lines at a time and finds each product, and you review them before anything saves. Anything it can't match is set aside for you to check, never guessed.
No. Leave the price off and the product shows $–. If you show market prices, buyers see the market price too, so you can price it at the table.
Yes. Update anytime and buyers see the current price. Your QR never changes.
Mark it sold on your phone and it updates on every buyer's screen.
Yes. Only you can edit your listings. Buyers can only view them. Your data is stored securely and your account is protected by email sign-in.
TCGplayer for singles and sealed, eBay and Fanatics Collect sales for graded. Your asking price is always your own. You choose whether buyers see any of the market data.
We show no market price. A confident wrong number costs you real money at the table, so we would rather show nothing than guess. You can still list the product and set your own price.
Yes. The catalogue covers English and Japanese, chosen as you add it.
Slab is in beta and free for early vendors, who help shape it. We'll always be upfront about pricing as it evolves.
No worries. Any unique products that don't appear in our search engine can be manually uploaded.
What's new
October 2026
Paste a list to add your whole inventory at once, then review each product before it saves. Sealed price history. Graded prices now include Fanatics Collect sales. A note when your price is far below market. Faster menus, clearer charts and tighter privacy. Prices are now optional, with the market price shown in their place.
September 2026
Market prices, price history and condition pricing on every Pokémon card. Graded slabs with prices by grade. Japanese and English Pokémon catalogues. Sealed products. A dashboard built for phones, with partial sales and sold tracking.