Toys and hobbies
For collectibles, models and games
Hobby buyers know the print run and what it went for last month. A vague listing loses them instantly.
Who this is for
Shops like these
Model kits and figures
Board and card games
Collectibles and trading cards
RC, drones and craft kits
The problem
What makes this trade awkward
01
Pre-orders tie up months
Money taken in March for July has to stay visible, and findable the day it lands.
What the platform does
Pending orders are the pre-order book
Filterable by status, so the day the shipment lands the queue is in front of you.
02
Edition is the whole point
First print against reprint are different products to a collector.
What the platform does
Edition as an axis
Scale by edition gives each combination its own price, count and photographs.
03
One-off and limited stock
A single unit that must not sell twice, inside a catalogue that mostly behaves normally.
What the platform does
A count of one sells once
The storefront stops offering it the moment it sells.
Your catalogue
How a toys and hobbies shop sets this up
Type the options once. Every combination gets its own price, stock and photographs.
One product
Mecha model kit
Scale
Edition
Nine rows. The limited 1/100 can be a count of one and price itself accordingly.
The features that matter here
What a toys and hobbies shop leans on
Order pipeline
Every order carries a status, and the list filters by it.
Options and variants
Type Size: XL, L, M and Colour: red, green — every sellable combination is generated for you.
Stock levels
Counted per variant, with stock held by open orders tracked separately.
Collections
Best sellers, new in, Ramadan picks — shelves that cut across categories.
Order lookup for buyers
Customers check their own order by number. No account, no password.
Blog and content
Posts and pages on your own address, tagged to the products they discuss.
Questions
Toys and hobbies — the usual questions
Record the deposit on the order and keep it pending. Automated part payments come with the payment integrations.
Yes, by order number on your storefront — no account needed.
Not yet. A Back in stock collection on your storefront home is the closest thing today.
Set your shop up this afternoon
Name it, add a product, type your options. Your address is live when you publish.