Inventory then Pricing then Booth then Storefront

Built for collectible vendors

You’re all set.

One system for your inventory, pricing, booth, labels, and storefront.

The connected inventory ledger

Interactive example · illustrative prices
  1. 01

    Inventory record

    Pikachu Base Set card
    PikachuBase Set · #58English
    Condition
    Near mint
    Quantity
    1 available

    Record created

  2. 02

    Market price

    $42.50

    TCGPlayer Market

    Provider
    PokéWallet
    Example update
    10:24 AM

    Price retrieved

  3. 03

    Vendor price

    $45.00

    Your selling price

    Rule
    Market + 5%
    Rounding
    Up to $1

    Price set

  4. 04

    Electronic tag

    STF–012

    Assigned to this card

    PikachuBase Set · #58$45

    Ready to send

  5. 05

    Booth location

    A3–12

    Display case A

    Position
    Riser 3 · slot 12
    Availability
    At the booth

    Location assigned

  6. 06

    Storefront

    Live

    Visible to customers

    Brand
    Your store
    Customer view
    Booth inventory

    Storefront live

  7. 07

    Sale

    Ready

    Available at the booth

    Sale record
    No sale yet
    Inventory
    1 available

    Waiting for a sale

One connected workflow

One inventory.
Everything stays in sync.

Add a card once. Carry its identity, price, and location through your booth, electronic label, and customer storefront.

Follow a new card from inventory to the customer view.

Clear pricing

Market context.
Your final call.

Less repetition

One record.
Connected updates.

Ready to vend

Know the price.
Find the card.

Event timeline

Example workspace
  1. Card added to inventory

    Pikachu · Base Set · #58 · Near mint

    OK
  2. Market value retrieved

    TCGPlayer Market: $42.50

    OK
  3. Selling price calculated

    $42.50 × 1.05, rounded up: $45

    OK
  4. Booth location assigned

    Case A · Riser 3 · Slot 12

    OK
  5. Tag update prepared

    STF–012 · Review, then send over Bluetooth

    OK
  6. Storefront made available

    Customer sees this card at the booth

    OK

The product

Your inventory is the starting point

The details belong together.

Six parts of vending. One place to keep them connected.

A record with context

Know what you have.
And where it is.

Keep your full inventory in the vendor workspace. Mark the cards you’re bringing to a show, assign their physical locations, and give customers a view of what is actually available.

Full inventory
Private vendor workspace
At the booth
Selected for today’s table
Customer view
Only the inventory you publish

Your costs and internal records stay in the vendor workspace.

Designed for the physical booth

Software that knows
there’s a table involved.

From the card in your display case to the price on its label, Setful keeps the physical details connected to the digital record.

A place for every card

Cases, risers, binders, and slots. Find the right card while the customer is still at your table.

A price you can read

Assign electronic labels to inventory and update supported tags through the vendor workflow.

Your booth, on their phone

A QR code opens your branded storefront. Customers browse what you brought, at the price you set.

In use at LeChonky Mart

Built from a real show-day workflow.

Inventory, custom risers, electronic tags, and a customer storefront—brought together at one vendor’s table.

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Early access

Let’s get your
table set.

Tell us how you vend and what takes the most time. We’ll talk through whether the current Setful pilot fits your booth, your inventory, and your hardware.

  1. 01Share your current workflow
  2. 02Review the product together
  3. 03Scope your vendor setup

Payments, marketplace synchronization, NFC workflows, and deeper analytics are planned additions. Pilot availability and supported hardware are discussed individually.

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