Your shop is not just a location. It is part of the record.
Stores, vendors, tables, and booths should not live as disconnected map pins. The Hoard connects them to fans, Waves, drops, inventory teasers, category Rooms, check-ins, and the records serious fans keep.
A shop can be discovered, followed, attended, checked into, and remembered.
A claimed store or vendor profile gives fans a clean place to follow the shop, see category strengths, track Waves, and connect activity back to real fan records.
Verified business profileCategory badgesFan follows
Waves and Drops
Stores and vendors can run fan-native moments: RSVP, check-in, drop calendar, coin issuance, attendance proof, and post-event archive.
Drop calendarQR check-inShop and sponsor coins
Vendor Workstation
The workstation path supports inventory teasers, hunt responses, inquiry flow, analytics, and serious fan reach without turning the product into a fake marketplace.
A store claim is a business identity and discovery layer. It does not imply The Hoard has inspected every item in a shop.
Commerce rails, payouts, and seller operations only appear where the actual product is built and compliant. The public surface stays honest about record, discovery, and event utility.
Your shop is not just a location. It is part of the record.
Stores, vendors, tables, and booths should not live as disconnected map pins. The Hoard connects them to fans, Waves, drops, inventory teasers, category Rooms, check-ins, and the records serious fans keep.
A shop can be discovered, followed, attended, checked into, and remembered.
A claimed store or vendor profile gives fans a clean place to follow the shop, see category strengths, track Waves, and connect activity back to real fan records.
Verified business profileCategory badgesFan follows
Waves and Drops
Stores and vendors can run fan-native moments: RSVP, check-in, drop calendar, coin issuance, attendance proof, and post-event archive.
Drop calendarQR check-inShop and sponsor coins
Vendor Workstation
The workstation path supports inventory teasers, hunt responses, inquiry flow, analytics, and serious fan reach without turning the product into a fake marketplace.
A store claim is a business identity and discovery layer. It does not imply The Hoard has inspected every item in a shop.
Commerce rails, payouts, and seller operations only appear where the actual product is built and compliant. The public surface stays honest about record, discovery, and event utility.