TCG Marquee vs Double Holo
Double Holo's Vendor Hub is the back office for card vendors: inventory, repricing, price labels, deals at the table, and listings synced to marketplaces. TCG Marquee is the part your customers see: a screen on your table that shows the cards you're selling, your asking price, and the market price, all day without you touching it.
The short answer
These aren't really rivals. Keep Double Holo (or whatever POS you use) for inventory and sales. Add TCG Marquee when you want people walking past your table to stop and look. If you only have budget for one, a POS comes first; a screen is what you add once the table is running.
What a screen does that an app can't
An LED board cycles your cards with their art, today's price, and the 7 and 30 day change. Nothing to open or unlock.
The Apple TV app, or screen mode in any browser, shows the same pages on a big screen.
At a card show, your table display shows the cards you're selling with your asking price next to the market price, and a shop page with your logo and a QR code (Pro).
Turn prices off and the screen shows your binders, set progress, and favorite cards, for the collector who just likes to look at them.
Side by side
| As of October 8, 2026 | Double Holo | TCG Marquee |
|---|---|---|
| What it's for | Running the business: inventory, sales, labels, listings | Showing your cards and prices on a screen |
| Where customers see prices | Printed price labels | A TV, monitor, or LED board on your table, plus your printed labels |
| Prices | Live market data and sold comps | Scrydex market prices, refreshed daily, with 7 and 30 day changes |
| Your asking price next to market | On the label | On screen, card by card, in show mode |
| Point of sale | Yes | No |
| Sealed product | Yes | No |
| Shop page with your logo and a QR code | Not mentioned | Yes, on Pro |
| Cost | Free for up to 50 items; paid plans from $16.67 a month billed yearly ($24.99 monthly) | Pro $9 a month (private beta) |
Double Holo details come from doubleholo.com/vendor-hub, checked October 8, 2026, and may have changed since. TCG Marquee isn't affiliated with Double Holo; the name belongs to its owner.
What Double Holo does that we don't
- Point of sale for card shows: buys, sells, and trades, with deal comping and profit per show.
- Inventory for raw, graded, and sealed product, with a slab scanner and TCGplayer or CSV import.
- Price labels that flag when the market moves past the sticker, with bulk repricing and label printing.
- Listing sync to Double Holo, eBay, Shopify, and TCGplayer, and a marketplace of its own.
Bringing your cards over
Double Holo lists CSV export on its paid plans. TCG Marquee imports a CSV and matches each card by name, set, and number, and you can mark which cards are for sale and set your asking prices before the show.
Questions
Do I need to replace Double Holo to use TCG Marquee?
No. TCG Marquee doesn't do point of sale or inventory accounting. It shows the cards you're selling on a screen, with your asking price next to the market price. Keep your POS for the sales.
Does Double Holo have a customer-facing price display?
Its Vendor Hub page doesn't mention one. Its prices reach customers through printed labels.
What does show mode put on the screen?
The cards you've marked for sale, each with its picture, your asking price, and today's market price, plus a shop page with your logo and a QR code. It needs the Pro plan.
Where do TCG Marquee's prices come from?
From Scrydex, a card market data service that tracks recent sales. Prices refresh once a day.
Can I try it now?
TCG Marquee is in private beta. Request an invite and we'll send one when a spot opens.
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