Stock Order & Table Top Licenses

Licenses that raise how much you can order at once. Unlock costs and exact caps shift with patches — treat levels and prices as soft community tips.

What these licenses do

In TCG Card Shop Simulator, Stock Order and Table Top (and similar wholesale) licenses expand the quantity you are allowed to buy in one order. They are not “buy more product types” unlocks by themselves — they mainly lift how much you can pull from the catalog when you already know what sells.

Stock Order licenses — often cited for larger booster / sealed wholesale batches.
Table Top licenses — often cited when you want bigger runs of tabletop / accessory-adjacent stock (names and scope can vary by build).
Higher tiers usually cost real shop cash up front; they do not refill shelves for free.

Early game: don’t rush

Soft rule of thumb In the first sessions, cash is tighter than shelf space. Buying a bigger license before you can sell through a large order often leaves you cash-poor with boxes you cannot put on the floor yet.

Focus on one product line, fair prices, and filled shelves before license upgrades.
Smaller legal order sizes are fine while you are still learning what customers clear each day.
Spend early money on stock you can turn over, bills, and useful furniture — not on maximum cart size.
If workers are still learning restock rhythms, a huge delivery just creates a backlog (see Warehouse shelves).

When larger quantity licenses help

Upgrade when bottlenecks are real Players usually buy the next Stock Order / Table Top tier once they hit the order cap often, have steady sales, and have somewhere to park excess (shop shelves + warehouse).

You already sell through current max orders without sitting on dead inventory for days.
You have restock help (or a solid 8:00 AM prep loop) so big deliveries reach the floor.
You have (or are about to place) warehouse storage for overflow.
Checkout and pricing are stable — bulk stock with bad markup is just bulk mistakes (Pricing).

Practical buying pattern

Before a license bump: note how often the wholesale UI blocks a larger cart. If it rarely happens, wait.
After a bump: order for a few good days of sales, not a month of speculation.
Keep SKUs focused: a higher cap on five weak lines is worse than a higher cap on one strong line.
Pair with workers: restock staff move what you already own — they do not replace licenses or wholesale trips (Workers).

Community / fan tips Exact license names, tier prices, and quantity caps are patch-sensitive. Confirm the in-game license / upgrade panel in your build before spending. Soft phrasing only — not official OPNeon strategy.

Related: Day-1 checklist · Pack opening vs sealed · FAQ.