Sell on G2A without the manual work.

An offer whose keys stay with you. Instead of holding your keys, G2A asks for one when a buyer pays. Every offer you create in tokensupply is one.

Yes. Your keys stay in your tokensupply inventory, and G2A collects each one the moment a buyer pays for it.

On their G2A order page. G2A collects the key when the buyer pays, as long as Auto deliver is on for the offer. With it off, the order waits for you to release the key.

Yes, auto pricing. It matches the lowest price on G2A, beats it, or stays just above it, and never takes you under the minimum you set.

Yes. When you create or price an offer, you see every other seller on it, live from G2A, with their rating, retail and business price, and stock. You also see whether your price beats the lowest.

Not through its API, G2A says, and every price change tokensupply makes goes through it. Changed by hand on G2A, each one costs €0.15.

Yes. Every channel sells from your one inventory and each key goes to one buyer. G2A’s count follows every sale on the next stock sync.

G2A checks with tokensupply before a buyer pays, so no one can pay for a key you don’t have. Add keys, and G2A sees them on the next stock sync.

Yes. Every offer can have a business (B2B) price for G2A’s business buyers, beside its retail price.

A commission on each sale, which depends on the product’s category. Every offer in tokensupply shows G2A’s cut and what you get.

Yes. G2A only lets verified businesses sell. Once your G2A seller account has API access, you can connect it to tokensupply.

They show up in your list when you sync listings. Their keys stay on G2A, so they don’t sell from your inventory.

tokensupply connects through G2A’s own seller API, with credentials from your G2A seller account. It never needs your G2A password.

tokensupply is free for one sales channel, and one credit delivers one key. Paid plans connect as many channels as you like.