Inventory Software for Tabletop Game Creators

Board game designers, zine makers & indie publishers

A single game box can contain dozens of individual components — cards, dice, miniatures, rulebooks, and more. Ardent Seller helps indie publishers manage complex assembly, track convention inventory, and sell digital editions alongside physical products.

Common Challenges

• Managing diverse physical components (cards, dice, miniatures, rulebooks)
• Assembling complex game boxes from many individual parts
• Selling at conventions with limited on-hand inventory
• Balancing digital editions (PDFs) with physical products
• Tracking costs across print runs with varying quantities

How Ardent Seller Helps

Purpose-built features for tabletop game creators.

Bundles & Kits

Assemble game boxes from individual components with automatic inventory deduction.

Subassemblies

Track card decks, miniature sets, and component bags as intermediate assemblies.

Multi-Location Management

Manage warehouse stock separately from convention booth inventory.

Digital Products & Services

Sell PDF rulebooks and digital editions alongside physical games.

Packaging Inventory

Track boxes, shrink wrap, and inserts as dedicated packaging with per-unit costs.

Production Steps & Directions

Document assembly instructions for game boxes to ensure consistent packaging.

Guides for Tabletop Game Creators

In-depth articles to help you get the most out of your business.

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