Boothtender is the point of sale built for selling at card shows. Print barcode labels for your toploaders, ring up sales at the table, and see the profit on every show without a spreadsheet.
One system, from buy to sell
Built for the table, not the back office. Every part of it exists because a dealer was doing it by hand at 9pm on a Sunday.
Barcode labels
Print a label for the back of every toploader. Scan to ring it up, scan to see what you paid.
Point of sale
Cash, card and trade at the table. Open with a float, close with a count that reconciles.
Every in and out
A running record of what entered inventory and what left it — sold, traded, gifted, drawn or lost — so the count on the shelf and the count on screen agree.
Profit per show
Revenue, cost of goods, table fees and mileage, totalled per show while you are still at it.
Buying at the table
Work a collection into an offer by the pile, negotiate the whole deal, keep the cost basis.
Bulk and singles
Track a graded slab one at a time and a 900-card bulk box by average cost, in the same inventory.
Early accessPricing is not final.
Pricing that makes sense for one table or ten
Pay when Boothtender is carrying real inventory for you.