Which trading card games are supported?

Synq supports Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Pokémon TCG Japan, Disney Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Flesh and Blood, Riftbound, Sorcery: Contested Realm, Digimon, Grand Archive, and the Gundam Card Game, all with TCGPlayer market pricing. We add games by demand, so let us know what you need.

How does automatic price syncing work?

Synq checks TCGPlayer market prices once a day. Your dashboard shows which listings have drifted from the market, and you can apply updates with one click on any plan. On the Pro and Scale plans, Synq can apply them automatically at an hour you choose.

Can I use my own prices instead of market prices?

Yes, you are always in control. Price at market, at market plus a percentage, or at market minus a percentage, set a specific price for any listing when you add it, or add store-wide floor and ceiling rules to protect your margins.

How does condition-based pricing work?

When you add a card, Synq creates a Shopify variant for each condition you stock (NM, LP, MP, HP, DMG), each with its own price and stock. Each condition uses a sensible default percentage adjustment that you can change in settings.

Does Synq change my existing Shopify products?

No. Synq only manages products you create through the app, and it does not scan, import, or remap your existing listings. To have Synq manage an existing product, recreate it through the app.

How many cards can I manage?

Starter handles up to 2,000 cards, Pro up to 15,000, and Scale up to 50,000. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial so you can see the value before you commit.

Can I use it across multiple stores?

Yes. Each Shopify store gets its own Synq installation with independent settings, which is great if you run separate stores for different games or regions.

What if I want to cancel?

Cancel any time from your Shopify admin under Apps, then Synq. Your products stay in Shopify and price syncing simply stops. There are no cancellation fees.

Comparison

Synq vs spreadsheets

A spreadsheet is a fine place to start, but it does not write prices back to your Shopify store, and every market move means manual lookups and re-entry. Synq does the pricing and the listing for you. Here is how the two compare for a Shopify card shop.

Task	Spreadsheet	Synq
Get market prices	Look up each card on TCGplayer by hand	Priced from TCGplayer market data
Write prices to Shopify	Copy and paste each price into Shopify	Synq writes prices to Shopify for you
Conditions	Track NM/LP/MP/HP/DMG in extra columns	Each condition is its own Shopify variant
Keeping prices current	Re-check and re-enter manually	One-click Sync all prices, or automatic daily repricing on Pro and Scale
Creating products	Type titles, find images, set variants	One-click creation from a built-in catalog
Errors	Easy to mistype a price or paste the wrong cell	Consistent rules applied every time

When a spreadsheet is enough

If you list only a handful of cards and rarely reprice, a spreadsheet works. The pain shows up as your catalog grows, because the work scales with the number of cards and the pace of the market.

Where Synq helps

Synq prices from TCGplayer market data, writes prices straight to Shopify, handles a variant per condition, and keeps prices current with a one-click sync or automatic daily repricing. See how Synq works and how it prices your cards.

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