For vendors · Free

Your booth is the reason they came.

Collectors on ConLoot™ build their hunt lists before doors open — every exclusive pinned to the booth selling it, with your price on it. If your items aren't listed, you're not on the list.

Free for vendors · reviewed by hand · 2-minute application

Exclusives are the con. ConLoot exists to route collectors to the booths selling them — every item is pinned to your booth, with your price, in the app they're planning their day in. You're not competing with a feed; you're the destination.

San Diego Comic-Con 2026, on ConLoot

4,294
items saved to hunt lists, from first listing to final day
29,000+
notifications sent to collectors in the 9 days around the show
1,000+
collectors on the app by end of show
2,017
items cataloged across 205 booths

The part most vendors miss: nearly four out of five of those saves were already on someone's list before the doors opened on day 1. Collectors start planning the moment a booth goes up — SDCC listings were live from mid-May. Being in the catalog early is the whole game.

Straight answers

Is this a data grab?

No. No ads, no data sales, no cross-app tracking — of you or of collectors. Your listing data is public catalog information you enter, edit, and can take down. Read the privacy policy →

What's the catch?

Affiliate links. ConLoot earns a small eBay commission when someone buys through an outbound price-comp link. That's the whole business model, and it costs you and them nothing. How ConLoot makes money →

Who's behind this?

A person, not a growth team. Orlando Salvatore — a game-industry engineer who's been going to SDCC for twenty-odd years and built the tool he wanted. Meet the founder →

Did you message me?

Probably, yes. We reach out to vendors exhibiting at shows we're covering. Here are the only channels we ever contact you from, and what we'll never ask you for. Check it's really us →

What you get

Booth-pinned listings

Every item routes collectors to your booth number — they spend the con finding you, not searching for you.

Verified badge

Approved vendors get the verified mark next to their name, everywhere it appears in the app.

Followers & drop alerts

Collectors follow your shop; new items push straight to their phones.

Edit from anywhere

A web portal built for speed — update prices from the booth on your phone, or bulk-add from your desk.

Bulk add in minutes

Drag a folder of photos in, fill names and prices, done. Your whole table listed before lunch.

See what's resonating

Private stats on which of your items collectors are saving — know your heat before the show.

How it works

1

Apply

Two minutes. Shop name, contact, what you sell, which shows you do.

2

Get verified

Every application is reviewed by hand. Approval links your account and lights the badge.

3

List your items

Add items in the portal — single or bulk. Live in the app the moment you hit save.

Verified vendors on ConLoot

Hand-reviewed, badge-verified shops already listing with us

10TonPress Agnes Garbowska Alex Pardee AmourableArt Arsenic Lullaby Arthur N. Ebuen / Studio 12-7 Atomic Tiki Studio / Steve Bryant Beast Kingdom Brittnee Braun Designs California Browncoats Cathleen Abalos Chin Fong Art Comic Inspiration Con Rangers Digital PIMP Displate Donny D Tran Dorklandia Earthshot El Rey Comics Elhoffer Design Epic Voices Essential Sequential Figment and Fable Hardin Comics Hyde Hermit Studio Icon Heroes Infinite Statue Isaac & Esau Escorza Jenny Li JYK All Day K10 DESIGN + Keenspot Kreepsville Lea Seidman Hernandez Mike Krome Nate Lovett Nerdy Novelty Design Next Comic Art Nooligan Rated Comics Roditeli Productions Russell Walks Salvador Velázquez Scarlet Huntress Comic Scott Campbell Scott Hattox Sean Forney STORY SPARK The Army Painter The Fantasmical World of Rhode Montijo Todd Nauck Tony Santiago Tony Washington Art Trinity Comics White Ash Comics

Questions

What does it cost? Nothing. Listing on ConLoot is free for vendors.
Do I need a booth at SDCC? No — any convention on ConLoot works, and you can list general items you sell at every show you attend.
Who controls my prices and items? You do, from the vendor portal. Edits go live immediately.
How long does review take? Usually a few days. You'll get an email either way.

Be on the hunt list.

Collectors plan early — and so should your listing.

Apply to get listed →