Gatefold Store takes a milk crate of wax and turns it into a priced, scannable catalogue with a proper till — from a folding table at the legion hall to a full-blown digital shop. You sling the records. The gear handles the rest.
★ Beta pricing: first 10 sellers ride free — then just $10/mo.
The pricing, tagging, till, and sales tax. Gatefold Store takes the boring paper grind off your plate so you can get back to digging the crates.
Pull in your whole Discogs stash in one tap, or blast through a fresh stack with your phone. Art, pressings, and grades sort themselves out.
Live Discogs market stats by grade, plus real sold data from eBay & Discogs. Quit doing mental gymnastics to price a sleeve.
Spit out barcode tags, scan 'em, and ring 'em through — vinyl, merch, whatever. Take tap, card, cash, Venmo, or PayPal.
Every single sale logged cleanly. Daily, weekly, monthly tallies, sales tax ready to go, and tidy exports for QuickBooks & TurboTax.
Intake, label printer, register, the wall. Here is what happens when you smash the green button — and why your punters will love it.
Zap the barcode and you get the actual pressing, not just the album title — 1979 US Columbia, matrix A1/B2, gatefold sleeve — with alternative runs stacked underneath in case you've got the UK pressing in your mitts. Pick your copy and the going rate populates instantly; SKU, cost, price, and bin sort themselves out. Mint sealed stock and preorders bypass grading completely.
Print a tag and that little QR code is an active page for that specific copy — the pressing lore, the grade you assigned, your price. A digger scans the sticker in the aisle with their phone and gets the full run-down right there, no digging through raw Discogs comps and zero reason to walk away. Clean templates for regular stock, wall grails, and bargain bins, plus a killswitch if you hate QR codes.
Hook up a Square Terminal and ring it through — tap, chip, loonies, gift cards — with sales tax dialed in on the ticket. The cart handles anything you scan: an OG Aja, a bargain-bin beater, or a shop slipmat. Digger caught short on cash? Slap it on hold — safe behind the counter for seven days with their name on it.
In stock, on hold, preorder, sold — slice and dice through the lot, or pull up the pile your regulars are waiting to grab.
Hook it up to your Discogs seller account or feed it a CSV. Nothing gets tossed into your live stock until you've vetted the matches yourself.
Label the crate — $1 Saturday, $5 CD wall — set the damage, print one tag, and blast that same sticker all afternoon. No individual grading, no SKU headaches.
Make your inventory live and it spins up a proper shop page: New Arrivals front and centre, a Grail Wall behind it, store hours and map pins pulled straight from Google, plus clean schema markup so search engines know you're an actual record joint. Every QR sticker drops buyers right here.
Already slinging on Shopify? Gatefold does that too →
Live screens pulled from our shop console, running our own test stash.
Wherever you set up shop, you start with the same core app — then add the horsepower you need. Pick your poison.
Hauling folding tables out on weekends. You want a lightning-fast till in your pocket — scan it, price it, take the cash, and pack up knowing exactly what you cleared.
Best on Do It Yourself — $10/mo, free in beta.
See the weekend setup →Real brick-and-mortar spot, but still stuck with masking tape tags and a metal cash box. Get your racks priced, a proper register shipped to your door, plug it in, and give 'er.
Best on the Hardware Package — $49/mo, first shop free.
See the shop package →You want the full online storefront — crates scanned, rock-solid Wi-Fi, Google, Apple, proper SEO, the whole nine yards. We show up and wire it together.
Best on The Full Monty — $149/mo, done for you.
Request a quote →Twenty years in big tech — Google, Zappos, the works — building ecommerce, receiving systems, and all things digital that scaled to billions of users. The whole time, the part of my week I actually looked forward to was Saturday at the local shop. I built the consumer side of gatefold.fm because nobody had built the second-screen tool a 600-record collection deserves.
But the apps and tools the shops use? Square doesn't know what a pressing is. Discogs treats sellers like a feature, not a customer. Shopify is a great platform but more than most indie shops want to maintain. Shops have been stuck choosing between three half-fits for fifteen years — and nobody who actually loves records had built the missing piece.
If you run a shop and you've ever found yourself swearing at a Square dashboard at midnight wondering which copy of Aja walked out the door — drop me a line. We'll sort it.
Book a discovery call with me →Weekend fair sellers start at $10/mo — first 10 ride free in beta. Indie shops run $49/mo, digital-first setups $149/mo — locked in as long as you're with us.
The app, in your hand. Ideal for record-fair & pop-up sellers.
Free for the first 10 beta sellers · $20/mo from 2026
Plug-and-play. We set every piece up and ship it — open the box and you're selling.
First indie shop: setup & monthly fee waived · then $899 + $49/mo
We come to you and handle everything. For shops going fully digital.
Early rate · on-site setup by quote
Zero cut of your sales, ever. We make our coin on the sub and the onboarding — not skimming off your till.
Give us the scoop on what you sell and we'll get you rolling. Beta sellers ride free — and get to call the shots on what we code next.