Tom Peacock
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Online shops · own product · 2026

TCG Shop Platform

A ready-made website for Pokémon card shops: sell online and buy cards instantly.

TCG Shop Platform on desktop
TCG Shop Platform on a phone
The story

Independent Pokémon trading card shops need a website that sells cards and also buys them from customers at a fair price. This white-label platform gives any shop a shopfront for singles, graded slabs and sealed product, plus a buylist where customers search 20,000 cards and get an instant cash offer worked out from live market prices. A shop rebrands it with its own name, logo and colours in about 30 seconds.

The clever bit

A prospect types their shop name, drops in a logo and picks colours, and the entire site reskins live in front of them.

What it does
  • Shopfront with basket, checkout and order tracking
  • Instant cash offers on 20,000+ cards from live market prices
  • Send-in flow with reference numbers and staff payouts
  • Collector binder with a Pokédex tracker and virtual pack opening
  • Live rebranding: shop name, logo and colours
  • Admin panel for pricing rules, inventory, orders and nightly price sync
For
Independent trading card shops in the UK and their customers
Status
Working build
Works with
Supabase · TCGCSV market prices · FX rates · Royal Mail (postage)
Built with
Next.js 16 · React 19 · Tailwind CSS 4 · Supabase (Postgres, Auth, RLS) · Vercel Cron

Scroll through it

A recording of the real build, captured from the browser.

More screens

Collector binder with a Pokédex tracker and portfolio value
Collector binder with a Pokédex tracker and portfolio value
Make it yours: rebrand the whole site in 30 seconds
Make it yours: rebrand the whole site in 30 seconds
Buylist: search 20,202 cards and see an instant offer
Buylist: search 20,202 cards and see an instant offer
Next build
OneSign LynxBio pages, managed QR codes and NFC merch for UK small businesses, in one dashboard.
Your turn

Tom
Peacock

Let's make yours real.

Tell me the idea in a sentence. I'll come back with how it could look, how it would work, and what it takes to get it live.

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North East England · 2026