Install the extension, sign in, and TCGeezee rides along on every TCGplayer order page. Setup happens on your first real order — a short checklist that asks how you pack, offers a starter guess, and saves nothing until you accept it.
TCGeezee is a free Chrome extension. Install it from the Chrome Web Store listing — it asks only for the side panel, local storage, sign-in, and access to tcgplayer.com pages.
Open the panel and sign in with your Google account. Your settings, recipes, and wallet live on your account — they follow you across computers and survive reinstalls.
On a single order page in the TCGplayer seller portal, the side panel opens and reads the page: the buyer’s address, the items, the order value. Nothing to copy or paste.
On your first order the panel leads with recognition — “It looks like this order is 3 cards worth $12.50” — and asks how you pack it. Two groups of checkboxes (packaging and protection) come pre-ticked with a starter guess. It’s a guess, never a “standard”: change anything, and nothing is saved until you hit Save. Prefer words? “I pack differently — describe it” lets you type it out instead.
The address your labels ship from (and return to). Asked once during setup, editable anytime in the gear. TCGeezee checks it against the carrier when it can — an outage never blocks saving.
Setup asks about your real printing: a 4×6 thermal printer, z-fold mailer sheets, fold-over mailers, postage printed straight on the envelope, or plain paper. Pick what matches your setup — you can change the default in the gear, and override it per order. (More in the Printing guide.)
Labels draw from a prepaid balance — yours starts at $0. Add funds now or later; the minimum deposit is $20, and card processing is added at cost as its own line, never taken out of your credit. (Full details in the Wallet guide.)