Las Vegas Pokémon Card Vendors.

Singles, Slabs, Sealed and Card Show Chaos

Two collectors. One chaotic booth.

Splash & Shadow TCG started with Ludwig and Renee, two Vegas-based collectors turning a mountain of cards into a real card-show vendor brand.

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ShadowWave

Import your Collectr, TCGplayer, or Shiny collection and see which of your cards are moving — before the market does. Built by a vendor, for vendors. Beta opens soon.

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Built by a vendor · for vendors

Market has undercurrents.
ShadowWave lets you see them first.

ShadowWave is a desktop pricing and market-intelligence tool for Pokémon TCG vendors — built by someone running the same inventory you are. Import the collection you already track, price it against live market data, and see which of your cards are moving before the rest of the market does.

Beta opens for testers in the coming weeks · Mac desktop app · free during beta
ShadowWave dashboard showing collection value, fast movers, and market arbitrage opportunities
The problem
01

You hear about the move after it happened

Trends in this hobby surface through influencers — after the market already moved. By the time it's a video, you're buying the top and selling the bottom.

02

Price isn't the whole story

A card that books $80 but never sells isn't an $80 card. For a vendor, liquidity matters almost as much as price — and no tool you use today measures it.

03

Your inventory is trapped in someone else's app

You've already built your collection in Collectr, TCGplayer, or Shiny. Retyping thousands of cards to switch tools was never going to happen.

What it actually does

Not a concept. A working vendor tool.

Two parts: the desktop app where you run your collection, and a background service that watches the market for you overnight. Here's what's inside.

Import

Your collection, already in there

Bring the files you already have — Collectr, TCGplayer, and Shiny imports built in, plus plain CSV. The biggest players in the space, no retyping a single card.

Movers

See your cards move first

Fast Movers and a Sleeper Watch on the collection you actually own — flagged before the trend hits your feed. Influencers report the wave. You'll have seen it forming.

Liquidity

Liquidity, actually measured

Every card gets a plain-language liquidity read — Illiquid, Slow But Movable, Medium, and beyond — right next to the price. Because whether it sells matters almost as much as what it books.

Arbitrage

Grading ROI, calculated

See the real return on sending a raw card to PSA — gem rate, fees, and payout net of costs, right in the Vault. Country-to-country price gaps are next on the roadmap.

The Lab

Ready for eBay

Export a pre-priced eBay Seller Hub listing file at whatever markup strategy you set. Local data dump means your collection loads instantly — no waiting on the web to refresh.

Ledger

Purchases, sales & trades

Every deal you make — bought, sold, or traded across the table — tracked in one place, so you finally know your real numbers.

Inside the app

Real screens. Real inventory.

No mockups. Every screen below is the live app, mid-beta, running real inventory.

The flip math, worked out for you

$5,454.92 in expected profit across current holdings — per card, with gem odds pulled from real pop-report data, fees, and expected sale price after costs. Not a guess.

ShadowWave Market Arbitrage panel showing per-card raw-to-PSA flip ROI, gem odds, and expected profit

Every card, priced and scored

Cost paid, live price, liquidity tier, and raw-to-slab ROI — side by side for every card in the Vault, updated on every pricing run.

ShadowWave Vault table showing liquidity tiers and arbitrage percentages for individual cards

Singles, slabs, sealed — one Vault

PSA, BGS, CGC — every grader, tracked and priced right alongside your raw singles and sealed product. Same Vault, no separate spreadsheet.

ShadowWave Vault Slabs tab showing graded cards with grader, grade, cost paid, and price

Bring the collection you already built

Collectr, TCGplayer, Shiny, or a plain CSV — drop it in and ShadowWave takes it from there. No retyping a single card.

ShadowWave import screen with Collectr, TCGplayer, Shiny, CSV, and Google Sheets options

Select. Export. List.

Batch-select cards in the Vault and export a ready-to-upload eBay CSV in one click — no re-keying prices into Seller Hub.

ShadowWave Vault with multiple cards selected and an eBay CSV export button
Why trust the number

Every score tells you how sure it is.

Most pricing tools give you one number and let you assume it's real. ShadowWave labels every price and liquidity score with where it came from — so you know when you're looking at proof, and when you're looking at an estimate.

Confirmed
Backed by real sold transaction data.
Estimated
Inferred from listings disappearing off the market overnight — movement, not a confirmed sale.
Baseline
Built from annual sales volume alone — the honest floor every card gets before better data arrives.
Why we built it

"I built ShadowWave because I was tired of pricing my own inventory off gut feel and a browser full of eBay tabs. I'm a vendor first. Every feature in here is something I needed for my own binder before it was something I built for anyone else's."

— Ludwig · Splash & Shadow TCG

About Splash & Shadow TCG

Ludwig and Renee didn't start as vendors. They started as collectors — the kind who obsess over condition, argue about which sets actually matter, and have definitely stayed up too late watching market trends move. Somewhere between a mountain of bulk and their first card show table, Splash & Shadow TCG was born.

Based in Las Vegas, they run a booth that doesn't fit neatly into one box. Pokémon singles, PSA slabs, sealed product, bulk boxes, trade binders, collection buying — if it's in the hobby, it's in the mix. But the real goal has always been bigger than the booth.

Ludwig is building ShadowWave — a next-level analytics platform for collectors and vendors who are serious about the market. Real data, real insights, the kind of tool that didn't exist yet so he decided to build it himself.

On the content side, Splash & Shadow is doing things differently. No boring pack openings. No inside jokes that only vendors get. Instead: something artistic, something that actually captures what makes this hobby feel electric — whether you've been collecting for 20 years or just pulled your first rare.

The bigger plan? Travel. New cities, new shows, new collectors. Because the cards are cool, but the people are the point.

Collectors first. Always.