Gatefold Store turns a crate of records into a priced, scannable catalog and a proper till — from a rickety folding table at the fair to a class digital storefront. You handle the wax. It handles the rest, sure look.
★ Beta pricing: the first 10 sellers get it for nix — then just $10/mo, grand.
The pricing, the tagging, the till, the feckin' taxes. Gatefold Store quietly takes the paperwork so you can get back to the bins.
Import your Discogs inventory in one tap, or scan a stack with your mobile. Covers, pressings and grades fill themselves in. Deadly.
Live Discogs market price by grade, plus eBay & Discogs sold-price research. Stop pricing records in your head like an eejit.
Print barcode tags, then scan to ring it up — music or whatever you're shifting. Take card, tap, cash, Venmo or PayPal. Grand job.
Every sale logged. Day, week and month totals, year-end sales tax, fierce clean exports for QuickBooks & TurboTax.
Scan-in, the label printer, the till, the wall. Here is what every screen actually does when you hit the green button — and what your customer gets out of it, like.
Point a scanner at the barcode and you get the pressing, not just the title — 1979 US Columbia, matrix A1/B2, gatefold sleeve — with the other candidates listed underneath in case yours is the UK one. Pick the copy that's in your hand and the market range comes with it; SKU, cost, price and bin fill themselves in. Sealed and preorder stock skip grading entirely.
Print the tag and the QR square on it is a real page for that copy — the pressing story, the grade you gave it, your price. A customer scans the sticker in the racks with their own mobile and gets the whole story, no Discogs comps and no reason to head off. Standard, grail and bargain-bin templates, and a switch to print no QR at all if that is not your shop.
Pair a Square Terminal and ring it up — tap, chip, cash, gift card — with the tax already on the receipt. The till does not care what it is shifting: a first-press Aja, a bargain-bin sleeve, a shop tee. And when somebody is short today, put it on hold — seven days behind the counter with their name on it. Grand job.
In stock, on hold, preordered, sold — filter to any of them, or straight to the records somebody's already waiting on.
Point it at your Discogs seller account or drop a spreadsheet in. Nothing lands in your inventory until you've looked at the matches.
Name the bucket — $1 Saturday, $5 CD wall — set the price, print one sticker and scan that same sticker all day. No grading, no SKU per record.
Flip your inventory public and it becomes a real page: New Arrivals up front, a Grail Wall behind it, your hours and address straight off Google, and the markup search engines need to file you as a record shop instead of a mystery. Every QR you print lands a phone right here.
Already selling on Shopify? Gatefold does that too →
Screens from the shop console, loaded with our own demo shop.
Wherever you're flogging from, you start with the same app — and add as much help as you fancy. Find the one that sounds like you, sure look.
You shift wax from a folding table on weekends. You want a rapid till in your pocket — scan, price, take the cash, and pack up knowing exactly what you made, class.
Best on Do It Yourself — $10/mo, free in beta.
Check the weekend setup →Bricks and mortar, but still messing with paper tags and a cash box. Get your racks priced and a proper till set up and shipped to your door — plug it in and you're flying, like.
Best on the Hardware Package — $49/mo, first shop free.
See the shop package →You want a full digital storefront and online sales — inventory scanned, Wi-Fi, Google, Apple, SEO, the whole feckin' lot. We come out to your gaff and build the whole thing.
Best on The Full Monty — $149/mo, done for you.
Shout for a quote →Twenty years in big tech — Google, Zappos, the lot — building ecommerce, receiving systems, and all things digital that scaled to billions of users. The whole time, the only part of my week I gave a feck about 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, like.
But the apps and tools the shops use? Square doesn't know a pressing from a potato. Discogs treats sellers like a feature, not a customer. Shopify is a grand platform but it's fierce heavy for most indie shops to maintain. Shops have been stuck choosing between three half-arsed fits for fifteen years — and nobody who actually loves records had built the missing piece, sure look.
If you run a shop and you've ever cursed at a Square dashboard at midnight trying to figure out which Aja you shifted — email me. We'll sort it.
Book a quick chat with me →Fair slingers start at $10/mo — first 10 get it for nix in beta. Indie shops run $49/mo, digital-first shops $149/mo — early rates, locked in while you're with us, grand.
The app, in your hand. Savage for record-fair & pop-up slingers.
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 flying.
First indie shop: setup & monthly fee waived · then $899 + $49/mo
We come to you and handle the whole feckin' lot. For shops going fully digital.
Early rate · on-site setup by quote
Not taking a penny of your sales, ever. We make our coin on the plan and the setup — not on you, like.
Tell us what you're flogging and we'll get you sorted. Beta sellers ride for nix — and get to boss us around about what we build next, the craic is mighty.