Shopify and your buylist stack already run your inventory, TCGplayer sync, and pricing beautifully.
We don't touch any of it. We rip out the clunky template on top, hand-code an elite storefront on your live data, and drop an AI Collectible Curator over it.
No Migration. No Replatforming.We build on the exact stack you run today, then layer on the parts a template never could.
You didn't build a regional operation on a theme meant for a boutique candle shop. But that's what most card stores are running — and it shows the moment traffic spikes.
Hundreds hit your singles database at once, filtering the same 30,000+ SKUs.
A PSA 10, a rare variant cover, and a common bulk single all go live together.
Tournament-legal? Trade-in policy? Grading intake?
Buyers want to claim spots and pay in the moment, all at once.
Someone wants to move a binder or bulk lot and asks what you'll pay.
None of this is a backend problem. It's a front-end problem — and a front-end problem has a clean fix.
Built on Holkin's proven Iris architecture, grounded in your live data — stock, buylist, rulings, grading. It answers what a template can't, 24/7, and talks value in factors, never fabricated numbers.
Strong candidate. I won't quote a dollar value — those move daily — but here's how it pencils out:
Your live buylist right now:
$85 cash · $110 credit live · CADWant me to start the trade-in so it's ready at the counter?
2 in stock, both NM — and yes, legal in Standard for Thursday. Want me to hold one, or book you a seat?
Knows your submission policy & each grader's requirements — PSA, BGS, CGC — from your knowledge base, not guesswork.
A real number, read live from your store's data — never an AI estimate.
Live stock & condition, checks tournament legality, and books the seat — one answer, all grounded.
A casual collector's wandering the shop while a line waits at the counter. They pull up your site, snap the card in their hand, and the Curator names it — set, number, your live buylist. They walk up already knowing what they've got.
Identification only — and fair by default. The Curator names the card and quotes the same live buylist for every seller; condition stays their call, the price is read from your store, and it never invents a value.

That's an Umbreon VMAX — Alt Art · Evolving Skies #215. A foil alt-art — is it Near Mint?
$1,650 cash · $2,100 credit live · CADA player thumbs through thousands of singles, sports lines and comic runs on mobile — filtering by set, variant and condition without a single hang.
"In stock? Legal Saturday?" They ask the Collectible Curator and get an answer off your live inventory — instantly, at any hour.
They register for the weekend tournament on the spot — player ID locked to that date, no hand-loaded ticket. For bigger events that need a decklist, it's submitted and format-checked against your live catalog — which can even flag the cards they're missing that you've got in stock.
They prep a buylist or a grading submission digitally — sorted, priced against your live numbers, ready to hand across the counter.
The customer does the legwork on their schedule — and arrives ready to transact, not ready to ask their first question.
| Standard POS template | Custom Holkin build | |
|---|---|---|
| Core search speed | Chokes under load, laggy at scale | Fast across 30,000+ SKUs, even at peak |
| Mobile experience | Cramped, desktop-first afterthought | Mobile-first, built for the table |
| Active AI | None, or a bot blind to your stock | The Curator, grounded in live data |
| Booking & intake | Third-party links at best | Native seat booking + grading intake |
| Decklist & competitive prep | No decklist tools of its own | Format-legal decklist check vs. live stock — flags gaps you carry |
| Back-in-stock alerts | None — buyers keep checking back | Auto-alerts when a wanted card lands |
| 3-year cost | Template & app fees, forever | Pay once. Own the code. |
Handing your storefront to someone new is a real call. Here's why it's a safe one — it already works, it's honest by design, it's built to make you money, and there's a real person behind it.
Not a generic "contact us." Hand us where your store lives online and we research it before the first call — so you walk in with tailored recommendations already on the table.
Keep the backend that works. Replace the front-end that doesn't. The next step is a short discovery conversation — bring your URL, we'll bring the research. No pitch.
Build my store's roadmapYou own the storefront outright — the Collectible Curator is a live service we run and keep sharp.
The detailed, sourced three-year cost comparison comes with your proposal.