TCGplayer Pro is a set of inventory and pricing tools for sellers on the TCGplayer marketplace, and Oskii is counter software that lets customers search your stock and gives staff a pick list.
TCGplayer Pro
Marketplace and in-store tools
Marketplace, Pro Website and kiosk
Channel
Quicklist card scanning
Getting stock in
MassPrice, scheduled rules
Repricing
By form, for Level 4 sellers
Sign-up
Oskii
Sells to the person in your shop
iPad search of your real stock
Kiosk
The exact printing, until close
Holds
Bin by bin, on staff phones
Pick list
$29 or $69 a month
Price, no fee per sale
Side by side
| Capability | TCGplayer Pro | Oskii |
|---|---|---|
| Customer kiosk | Digital binder kiosks | Stock search and pickup requests |
| Marketplace selling | TCGplayer listings (stronger) | No |
| Getting stock in | Reads cards by image (stronger) | ManaBox or CrystalCommerce CSV |
| Repricing | MassPrice across channels (stronger) | Daily market estimates |
| Games | Several (stronger) | Magic: The Gathering |
| Point of sale | Your own | Your own |
| Holds on the exact copy | Not listed | Held until close |
| Staff pick list | Not listed | Bin locations on a phone |
| Listed price | Not published | $29 or $69 a month (stronger) |
Marketplace, website and kiosk: TCGplayer Pro. Dedicated holds and staff picking: Oskii.
TCGplayer Pro facts from TCGplayer's own Pro page.
TCGplayer Pro official product and pricing information (checked October 21, 2026)Why a shop adds Oskii
- Walk-in customers search your cases and binders on an iPad.
- A request holds the exact printing until they reach the register.
- Staff pull from a bin-by-bin list on their own phones.
- A published price, and no fee per sale.
When a TCGplayer Pro alternative makes sense
Choose the workflow before choosing the software. TCGplayer Pro serves marketplace sellers and also includes a store website, an in-store kiosk and channel management. An in-store screen alone is not a reason to switch.
Oskii fits a store that wants customers to request exact copies and staff to work through locations on a phone, with the sale staying in its existing POS. It does not replace access to TCGplayer buyers or MassPrice rules.
Compare fees on the transactions you actually make
TCGplayer states that purchases processed by your own POS have no Pro fee; pickup orders through the TCGplayer cart have a processing fee but no commission. Do not treat every in-store purchase as a marketplace sale when comparing costs.
Ask for the current fee schedule for your account, separate shipped orders from pickups, and include payment processing. If leaving a third-party sync provider, confirm Pro eligibility with TCGplayer before disconnecting anything.
Test the pickup workflow before switching
Run a small inventory sample through customer search, a multi-card request, a missing item and an uncollected hold. Check who changes stock after payment and how staff reconcile sales made elsewhere. Keep your marketplace listing workflow until a tested replacement covers it.
