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Hoard just finished its first sync. The dashboard is full of numbers now, and you might be wondering what you’re looking at. This tutorial walks through each part of the dashboard so you know what Hoard did, what it found, and what to look at first.

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The Today tab

The Today tab is your morning briefing. After a sync, it answers three questions: how’s my inventory doing, what changed, and is anything on fire?
Today tab showing the four summary cards: Sales Today, Inventory Value, Pricing Health, and Last Sync

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The stats bar (top row)

There are four cards across the top:
  • Sales Today — revenue from today’s orders, if any. Don’t worry if this is $0 after your first sync, it takes a few syncs to build up order history. The smaller line shows today’s order count and your month-to-date total.
  • Inventory Value — the total listed value of your inventory at your current prices. The smaller line shows how much that moved this week (green is up, red is down).
  • Pricing Health — how many of your cards are priced where Hoard thinks they should be versus how many need attention.
  • Last Sync — when Hoard last checked in with TCGplayer. Tap it to jump to the Sync Log.

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Competitive position

Below the stats, you’ll see a section showing how your listed prices compare to the target your own pricing settings produce. Check out the competitive position tutorial for a deep dive on reading this.

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Top movers

The cards in your inventory that moved the most in market price. These are worth looking at because they might need a price adjustment.

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The Sync Log

Click the Sync Log subtab on the Today tab to see what happened during your sync.
Sync Log showing sync history with step indicators, repriced counts, and per-sync totals
Each row is one sync cycle. Here’s what the columns tell you: The screenshot above was taken before the Listed Value Change column was renamed, so it shows that column as Revenue Impact.

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The Cards tab

Click the Cards tab to browse your full inventory.
Cards tab showing the inventory table with condition, quantity, and current price columns, the search bar above it, and the sidebar on the left
Each card shows:
  • Current — what you’re listed at on TCGplayer right now
  • Source — the price source your pricing rules use for this row
  • Target — what Hoard thinks you should be listed at, based on your pricing strategy
  • Gap — the difference between your current price and Hoard’s target
  • Upside — potential dollar value you could capture by adjusting to the target
The per-source columns are hidden by default. Click the + button on the Source header to expand them: Market, Low, Low + Ship, Direct, Mkt/Low, Dir/Mkt/Low, and PC. Low is the cheapest listing on TCGplayer; Low + Ship is that price with shipping included. Cards with a green “On Target” status are already priced where Hoard thinks they should be. Cards without that label have room to adjust.

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The Movers tab

The Movers tab shows which cards in your collection had the biggest price swings.
Movers tab showing top gainers and losers with price changes
  • Gainers — cards whose market price went up. If you have “Never lowers price” turned on, Hoard already raised your target to match.
  • Losers — cards whose market price dropped. Check whether your prices should follow or hold. This is where “Never lowers price” protects you from market dips you don’t agree with.
Use the time window toggle (1 day, 7 days, etc.) to zoom in or out.

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What to check first

After your first sync, here’s a quick checklist:
  1. Check the Sync Log. All green dots? Good. A red dot on a critical step means Hoard hit a problem, check the troubleshooting guide.
  2. Glance at the stats bar. Does your inventory count look right? If you have 5,000 cards on TCGplayer but Hoard shows 200, you might need to enable more product lines in Settings > Sync.
  3. Scan the Cards tab for big gaps. Sort by “Upside” to see where the biggest pricing opportunities are. If a card has a large positive gap, your price is below where Hoard thinks it should be.
  4. Check your pricing settings. Go to Settings > Repricing and make sure your pricing strategy matches how you want to sell. The default is the “Stay Competitive” template: it prices at market value (lifting to just under the lowest listing when competitors price higher), caps changes at 20% per sync (15% for cards under 5),keepsa5), keeps a 1 minimum, and won’t lower your prices on its own. It’s a solid starting point, but you know your business better.

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What happens next

Hoard will keep syncing on a schedule you set in Settings > Sync. The fastest cadence you can pick depends on your plan: weekly on free and Gold, daily on Platinum, every 4 hours on Diamond and Vault. You can always choose a slower cadence than your plan allows. Each sync:
  • Exports your latest inventory from TCGplayer
  • Uploads it to Hoard
  • Runs your pricing rules
  • Downloads a repricing CSV
  • Imports the new prices back to TCGplayer
On a free account, the last step does not run. Hoard computes and stores target prices, but writes nothing back to TCGplayer. Pushing prices requires a paid plan with Full Sync selected in Settings > Sync. In Review Mode, Hoard runs your pricing rules and waits for you to approve the changes before any price is updated. You can check the Sync Log anytime to see what happened. The Today tab will always show the latest numbers. If you want to adjust prices between syncs, click the Agent pill in the top bar and choose Preview Prices. It re-runs your pricing rules against your current inventory without waiting for the next sync. Sync Now is in the same popover. On mobile, both are in the menu. The Today and Sync Log screenshots on this page were taken before these actions moved into the pill, so they show Sync Now and Update Prices as standing buttons in the top bar.