CardShow Pro

CardShow Pro is built for card sellers at live shows.

Track inventory, pricing, sales, trades, expenses, and profits without slowing down at the table. Whether you sell sports cards, Pokémon, MTG, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana, or other TCGs, CardShow Pro helps keep your card business organized before, during, and after a show.

CardShow Pro is floor-first, not spreadsheet-first. It is designed around the real pace of live selling: quick adds, fast pricing updates, trade decisions, show tracking, and profit visibility when you need it.

Key features:
- Track card inventory with cost basis, ask price, comp value, status, notes, and photos
- Add cards quickly with seller-focused entry fields
- Scan labels to find cards faster
- Track sales and profit/loss
- Evaluate trades with card values and optional cash
- Manage upcoming and active shows
- Use Table Mode during live shows to track sales and trades
- Log expenses and show costs
- View collection value and profit insights
- Export inventory and tax/P&L data

Subscription tiers:
- Free: basic inventory tracking for up to 10 cards
- Collector: up to 50 cards, Trade Tracking, Collection Value, and Want List
- Dealer: unlimited inventory, Show Mode, Table Mode, Expenses, Profit Index, Tax Export, and advanced seller tools

CardShow Pro offers a 7-day free trial for Collector or Dealer Mode. After the trial, continued access to paid features requires a subscription. Subscriptions are managed through Google Play and can be canceled through your Google Play account.

Offline-first:
Core inventory, show, trade, and sales workflows are designed to work offline. Optional connected features, such as account sign-in, support, diagnostics, subscriptions, and cloud backup, may use internet services when requested or enabled.

CardShow Pro is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by eBay, PSA, Beckett, SGC, CGC, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana, or any other third-party marketplace, grading service, card brand, or trading card game owner. Third-party names are used only for identification and recordkeeping.

Get back to selling.