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Print barcode price stickers. Sell on your own POS.

Stash turns your inventory into scannable barcode labels, title, price, grade, key, and a Code 128 SKU, then keeps your books in sync when you sell at a show.

Quick answer

Stash Management prints barcode price labels for comic inventory and integrates with handheld POS systems like Square: print a SKU sticker for each book, scan it at your booth to ring up the sale on your own card reader, and Stash marks the book sold with its price and profit automatically.

How it works

Inside the Barcode Labels & POS.

01

Select and print

Select any set of books and print barcode price stickers as a PDF, onto standard Avery 5160/5167/5163 sheets or thermal rolls. Each label shows the title, issue, price (the same number the app shows), grade, key note, and a Code 128 SKU barcode.

02

Stick it on the bag or board

Put the label on the bag/board, not the book, so the comic stays pristine. The SKU is the book's permanent ID across reprints and re-syncs.

03

Scan + sell on your own hardware

Stash pushes your for-sale books into your POS's catalog (Square first), so scanning the sticker at your booth makes your handheld recognize the exact book and price. You take the card payment on your own device. Stash is never in the middle of the money.

04

Inventory updates itself

When the sale completes, your POS notifies Stash and the book flips to sold with its sale price, date, and profit. No double entry. (Labels + live Square POS are included from the Seller plan; connecting other POS systems is on Shop.)

In practice

Real scenarios.

Scenario
Comic-Con booth
Outcome
Pre-print stickers for your show box, scan-and-sell on a Square handheld, every sale lands back in Stash with profit.
Scenario
LCS back-issue wall
Outcome
Barcode the wall once, ring up at the register, stock and totals stay accurate with no manual marking.
Scenario
Pop-up / convention circuit
Outcome
Print a fresh sheet per show, sell on whatever card reader you already carry, reconcile sales in seconds.
FAQ

Barcode Labels & POS questions.

What barcode does Stash print?+

Code 128 of a unique per-book SKU. The symbology POS systems match against their catalog. The price, title, and grade are printed as text beside it, like a retail price tag.

Do I need special label paper?+

No. Stash generates a print-ready PDF for standard Avery sheets (5160, 5167, 5163) you can buy anywhere, with a start-cell option so partial sheets aren't wasted. Thermal label rolls are supported too.

Which POS systems work?+

Square first. The most common handheld at cons and shops. Stash pushes your catalog and reads sales back via Square's API, and a universal CSV export/import works with any other POS. You always take payment on your own hardware; Stash never handles the money.

Which plan includes this?+

Barcode label printing and live Square POS sync are included from the Seller plan ($19/mo). Connecting any other POS, Clover, Shopify, and more, is on Shop.

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