Pokémon first. Every price has a source.
Know what it's worth. See where the number came from.
Example: one price, $412.50, from 14 sales over 90 days (8 eBay sold, 3 TCGplayer, 3 Card show). Newest sale 27 Oct 2026. Sources: eBay sold, TCGplayer, card shows.
One price, with its sources. Snap a card to check it.
One price from messy market data, with its sources and every reason. Snap one photo to check centering, corners, edges and surface.
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- One priceEvery source shown
- A price checkEvery reason shown
- AI pre-gradeFrom one photo
Illustrative example · not live prices
One price
$412.50, up 6.2% in 30 days.
Example
Checked from one photo
Centering 52/48, measured. Corners and edges checked. Surface: look closer.
Example · estimate
The price
One price you can check.
One price, with every source shown.
We mix TCGplayer prices with eBay sold sales when we have them. Recent sales count more. Outliers get thrown out, not averaged in. Every price shows its source and date. Missing data shows as unavailable, never $0. Thin data? We say so.
- Recent sales count morethan old ones
- Outliers are removednot averaged in
- Non-USD listings skippedNever skew a US price
Illustrative example
How much each sale counts
The newest sales count most, older ones less.
Thrown out, not averaged in
An outlier never drags the price.
The price check
Every reason, in plain English.
- Asking price $249, Example.
- About $40 under the usual range
- Sells fast: 14 sold this month
- Price trend: rising
Two scores, and the reasons behind each.
Opportunity and risk, each scored 1 to 100, with the reasons beside them: price trend, how fast it sells when we have data, and the asking price.
Opportunity and risk, each scored 1 to 100.
Disagree? You can see exactly why.
- Price trendRising or falling
- How fast it sellsSales a month, when we have data
- Asking priceAgainst the range
Illustrative example
Two scores, 1 to 100
Scored separately.
Every reason shown
Trend, speed and asking price.
Pre-grade
See four parts from one photo.
Four parts from one photo. Check it yourself.
Snap your card. We measure centering, then look at corners, edges and surface, and flag any part to look at more closely. See it before you pay to grade.
One photo can't settle a grade. Expect it to run optimistic, and check the card yourself.
- Snap your cardOne photo is enough
- Four partsCentering to surface
- An estimateNot a guarantee
Illustrative example · not a real grade
Read from the photo
Centering, corners, edges and surface.
Look closer
No flag from the photo, or a part to look at closer.
Example · estimate
Batch scan
Nine cards, one photo.
A page of cards, each one priced on its own.
Lay a page of cards out, take one photo. We read and price each card, with its source and date. The total adds up as you go.
- One photoSeveral cards at once
- Each card pricedIts own source and date
- A running totalAdds as you read
Illustrative example · the prices are examples
One photo, many cards
Each card is read on its own.
A running total
Example total: the sum of the cards.
Your collection
Your collection, at a glance.
Your collection against daily prices.
Add a card once. See total value and profit or loss against the latest daily prices.
- Value, profit and lossAgainst daily prices
- Target priceAlerts coming soon
- UndoRight after adding
Illustrative example
Target price
Coming soon.
Added the wrong card?
Undo it right after adding.
The binder
Your cards, in a binder you can actually hold.
Your cards, in a binder you can hold.
Page through your collection in a 3D binder. Lift a card out, turn it over, and watch the foil catch the light. No 3D? The same binder opens flat.
- Page throughYour whole collection
- Turn it overThe back of the card
- FoilShifts with the angle
Illustrative example
Turn it over
Drag a lifted card to see its back.
Foil that moves
Tilt it and the holo shifts.
Deal Hunter
Listings below the market.
- Example alert: Umbreon VMAX 215/203, listed at $412. 9% below market.
- Example alert: Mew ex 151/165, listed at $64. No market price, so no percentage.
- Example alert: Charizard ex 199/165, listed at $298. 22% below market. Under your $300 target.
Under market, shown only with a market price.
Deal Hunter checks eBay against your watch list, and shows how far under market each listing sits. No market price? It says so, and shows no percentage.
- How far belowOnly with a market price
- No market price?Says so, shows no percentage
- Deal HunterPremium
Illustrative example
Below the market price
How far under market.
Reseller
Profit after fees, before you list.
Example: a $48.00 sale on eBay leaves $41.24 after $6.76 in fees.
What you keep after fees, before you list.
Enter what you paid and what it sold for. You see what is left after fees and shipping, as a margin. Check the fees against your own sales.
- What you paidYour cost, next to the sale
- Fees and shippingTaken off the sale
- Your marginPercent you keep
Illustrative example · the fees are examples
Fees and shipping, taken off
What you keep, shown as a margin.
No made-up confidence
We'll say "not enough data."
Example price readout: Not enough data, 2 of 3 sales needed.
Two sales is a guess, and we say so.
Two sales is a guess, and we label it as one. We show how much data sits behind every price. No score for a card we can't back up.
- How much dataShown behind every price
- Two sales is a guessLabelled as one
- Not enough dataOnly 2 recent sales found
Illustrative example
Data behind every price
How much data sits behind it.
Trade
Trade face to face, and check the balance.
Example: your side $412.00, their side $398.00, $14.00 apart, 3.4% of the larger side. Within 10%.
Compare both sides of a trade, face to face.
Card show mode turns your trade list into a QR code another collector can scan. The fair-trade check weighs both sides: the dollar gap, and whether it sits within 10%.
- Card show modeA QR code for your list
- Fair-trade checkBoth sides and the gap
- Public trade listOff until you switch it on
Illustrative example · the balance uses example prices
Card show mode
Scan the code at a table.
What makes it different
Clearer prices, clearer grades.
Know where each price came from
Every price names its source and date, so you can judge how fresh it is. No price? It says unavailable, never $0.
An estimate, labelled as one
The grade read is an estimate, not a guarantee. One photo can't settle every grade. Expect it to run optimistic, and check the card yourself.
See which part needs a closer look
Centering is measured from your photo. Corners, edges and surface are checked from it, and any part that needs a closer look is marked so.
A binder that works without 3D
Flip through your cards in 3D and inspect each one up close. No 3D on your device? The same binder opens flat.
As of Oct 2026
How the apps compare
The table reflects public listings read on 27 October 2026. "Not stated" means the public page does not say so.
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| Feature | ScanDex | Collectr | TCGplayer app | Ludex | Card Ladder |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price update | Once a day | Daily (store review) | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Price sources named | Named on each price, with date | Named in help page (TCGplayer, eBay, Cardmarket) | TCGplayer marketplace | Completed eBay sales (developer claim) | 100M+ sales from eBay, Goldin, Heritage, Fanatics (vendor) |
| Dated source on each price | Yes | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Price alerts | Coming soon | Yes (custom up/down targets) | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Photo grade estimate | Yes, four parts checked from the photo, labelled as estimates | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Population reports, not a photo estimate |
Based on each company's public app listing or website as read on 27 October 2026. 'Not stated' means the public page does not say so, not that the feature is absent. Companies update their products; check before relying on this table.
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- PriceWith its sources
- CheckOpportunity and risk
- GradeFour parts from one photo
- iPhone appThe scanner in your pocket, as a real app.Coming soon
- Android appThe scanner, on Android phones.Coming soon
- Built for iPhone DuoOpen the phone, open the binder.Coming soon See it on foldables
Coming soon: iPhone, Android, iPhone Duo. See it on foldables