From a spreadsheet to one inventory
How to move your keys out of a spreadsheet and into tokensupply, what each key status means, and how to restock before a product runs out.
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Guides to tokensupply, product news, and practical advice for selling keys, gift cards and software on every channel.
How to move your keys out of a spreadsheet and into tokensupply, what each key status means, and how to restock before a product runs out.
Driffle seller fees, explained: the commission Driffle takes from each sale, where you see it, when Driffle pays you, and the one fee to avoid.
How to sell on Driffle in 2026: who can become a Driffle seller, how to apply, where to get your API key, and how to sell keys from your own inventory.
What G2A takes from each sale, what it charges for changing prices and uploading keys, when you get paid, and how to keep your fees low.
Want to sell keys on G2A? Here’s who can sell, what papers G2A asks for, how long approval takes, and how to start selling without uploading your keys.
Listing the same keys on several channels is how you grow, and how counts drift apart. Here’s how tokensupply sells each key to one buyer only.
Every sales channel you can connect to tokensupply right now, how selling works on each, and the ones coming next.
What happens between a buyer paying and holding their key, on a marketplace and on your own store, and what you can see at every step.
How auto pricing follows the market on your G2A listings, the four ways to price against the lowest seller, and the minimum and maximum that keep it in bounds.
Five things to check before you log off, so the orders that arrive overnight are delivered by the time you wake up.
Declared stock is how many keys one channel is allowed to sell. Here’s when to use it, and when to skip it.
Sign up, connect your first sales channel, then sync inventory and automate delivery.