Misprint

Misprint is building Robinhood for Pokemon cards

Hiring — 2 openYC-W25Early

What Misprint does

Misprint is an all-in-one marketplace that solves the biggest pain point in the collectibles world: opaque pricing. Collectors, investors, and hobbyists currently rely on scattered data from auction houses, online forums, and reseller platforms, making it difficult to know the true value of their items. Misprint streamlines the process by combining accurate pricing analytics with a seamless buy/sell marketplace, making it easier than ever to understand and monetize collectible assets. Existing marketplaces lack robust, real-time analytics because accurate valuations require deep expertise in both the collectibles domain and advanced pricing algorithms. Misprint’s unique blend of insider trading card knowledge and machine learning allows us to fill this gap. Building these pricing models requires extensive data infrastructure, deep domain expertise, and cutting-edge ML. Recent surges in the trading card market show that collectors crave transparent valuations. The global collectibles market is worth tens of billions of dollars. Eva has experienced the scale of this industry firsthand, generating $500k ARR within three months of taking her Pokemon card-selling side hustle full-time. With additional segments like sports cards, comics, and emerging collectible categories, the growth runway is immense. Co-founders Eva and Jon have been best friends since Exeter, combining finance expertise, a passion for collectibles, and mathematical rigor. By merging Goldman Sachs-level financial analytics with top-tier mathematical talent, Misprint is uniquely positioned to become the go-to platform for fair, transparent pricing in the collectibles space.

2 open roles

Software Engineer ( Full Stack & Mobile / React Native )
New York, NY, USFull-time1+ years$120K - $180K0.20% - 0.60% equityVisa: US citizen/visa only
What the role involves

Misprint is a YC-backed marketplace for Pokémon cards — think StockX for collectibles, built around real-time pricing, liquidity, transparency, and trust. We’re building the category-defining marketplace for one of the largest collectible markets in the world. Pokémon cards are a massive, highly liquid, global market, but buying and selling them is still fragmented, opaque, and full of friction. Misprint is changing that with live market data, a real bid/ask system, better seller tooling, and a much more trustworthy collector experience. We’re hiring a Software Engineer to help us move faster on our mobile app and core marketplace product. This is a high-ownership role for someone who can build polished React Native experiences while also being comfortable working across the product stack when needed — especially with PostgreSQL, Supabase, and data-backed marketplace features. You’ll work directly with the founders and engineering team to improve the buyer and seller experience, ship mobile-first product improvements, and help turn Misprint into the default place collectors buy and sell Pokémon cards. What you’ll do You’ll primarily work on: Our iOS and Android apps built with React Native / Expo Core buyer and seller flows, including listing, browsing, offers, checkout, orders, and account experiences Mobile-first UX improvements across onboarding, discovery, search, card pages, collections, watchlists, and seller tools Product features that rely on PostgreSQL/Supabase data models, queries, permissions, and marketplace state Frontend polish, navigation, performance, and reliability across key user journeys Growth/product experiments that improve activation, conversion, retention, repeat purchase behavior, and marketplace liquidity This is not a pure mobile-only role, but mobile will be a major focus. You should be excited to own React Native product work while still being comfortable understanding and working with the underlying data/product logic. What success looks like in your first 60–90 days You’ve shipped meaningful improvements to our mobile app and core marketplace flows You understand our product, users, and marketplace mechanics well enough to propose improvements You’ve taken ownership of at least one important mobile or product area You’re comfortable working with React Native, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, and Supabase-backed product logic You’re helping us move faster without creating fragile systems The product feels better because of the details you notice and fix Our stack Mobile: React Native, Expo, TypeScript Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS Backend/Data: Supabase, PostgreSQL, Python, Node.js Infrastructure: Vercel, AWS, Porter Payments/Marketplace: Stripe, Stripe Connect Analytics/Data: PostHog, SQL, internal pricing and catalog pipelines You might be a fit if you… Have 1+ years of software engineering experience, or equivalent experience building and shipping real products Have experience building and shipping React Native applications, ideally with Expo Are strong with React, TypeScript, modern frontend patterns, and mobile-first product development Are comfortable working with PostgreSQL, SQL queries, data models, and product logic Have good product taste and care about UX, speed, reliability, and polish Can take a product problem and turn it into a shipped feature Communicate clearly, operate independently, and document as you go Like owning outcomes, not just completing tickets Are excited by marketplaces, payments, pricing data, trading cards, collectibles, or Pokémon React Native, React, and PostgreSQL experience are required for this role. Next.js experience is a plus, but not required. Bonus points if you have experience with: Supabase Expo Marketplace products Stripe / Stripe Connect Search, filtering, inventory, or catalog systems Growth, conversion, onboarding, or retention experiments Mobile app performance, app store releases, or mobile CI/CD Pokémon, TCGs, collectibles,

PostgreSQLReactReact NativeSQLNext.jsTailwind
Pokémon Content & Social Media Intern
New York, NY, US / Remote (New York, NY, US)Internship$18 - $22 / hourlyVisa: US citizen/visa only
What the role involves

Misprint is a Y Combinator-backed NYC startup building a marketplace for Pokémon cards — think StockX for TCG, but built for collectors. We’re building the platform we wished existed for the hobby: a better place to buy and sell Pokémon cards, with real-time bids and asks, better pricing transparency, and a more modern experience than the legacy marketplaces collectors are used to. We’re looking for a creative, organized Pokémon Content & Social Media Intern to help grow Misprint’s brand across Instagram, TikTok, X, and other channels. This is a hands-on role focused on content creation, social media execution, and creator coordination. You’ll help film and edit content, keep our social profiles active and on-brand, support relationships with creators for UGC, collabs, and sponsorships, and help turn day-to-day activity at Misprint into content people actually want to watch. Some parts of the role — such as editing, scheduling posts, creator coordination, outreach, and other computer-based work — can be done remotely. Filming content and certain hands-on tasks will be done in person from our NYC office. This is a great fit for someone who loves social media, understands internet culture, and is genuinely excited by Pokémon, TCG, collectibles, and hobby communities. What you’ll do Help plan, film, edit, and post short-form content for Misprint across Instagram, TikTok, X, and other social platforms Help maintain and grow Misprint’s social presence with consistent, on-brand posting Film content in the office, including product shots, packaging, behind-the-scenes clips, and hobby-focused content Edit short-form videos for social using tools like CapCut, Premiere Pro, or similar Write captions, organize drafts, and help schedule posts across platforms Support relationships with content creators for UGC, collaborations, and sponsorships Help coordinate creator outreach, deliverables, posting timelines, and follow-up Identify trends, formats, and content ideas that fit the Misprint brand and the TCG audience Monitor social accounts and support light community management Occasionally help with light operational tasks around the office tied to content or day-to-day team needs What success looks like In your first 30 days, you’ll: Learn Misprint’s voice, audience, and product Start helping with filming and editing content Own parts of the weekly posting and scheduling workflow Pitch content ideas that fit the hobby and our brand In your first 60 days, you’ll: Be regularly shipping content across multiple platforms Help coordinate creator partnerships and UGC workflows Take more ownership over parts of the content calendar Contribute new recurring series or content formats You might be a good fit if You spend a lot of time on TikTok, Instagram, X, or YouTube and understand what makes content engaging You’ve created or posted content before, whether professionally, for a student org, or on your own accounts You’re organized, reliable, and good at following through You have strong writing instincts and a good feel for tone/voice online You’re comfortable learning quickly in a fast-moving startup You have a real interest in Pokémon, trading cards, collectibles, or hobby communities Experience with creator outreach, content editing, or social media management is a plus Familiarity with the Pokémon / TCG space is a strong plus To apply Please include: links to relevant socials, portfolio, or content samples a brief note on your interest in Pokémon, TCG, or collectibles

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