What we judged
- Raw and graded prices
- Price history
- Scanning a card from a photo
- Collection tracking
- What is free
1. Collectr: best for tracking a big tcg collection with sealed product
25+ games, raw, graded and sealed values in one portfolio, and a large community.
iOS, Android, Web · iOS 4.88 (67,745 ratings); Google Play 4.8 (43.8K reviews) · website · Midpoint vs Collectr
- Free: $0. Portfolios, showcase, search and marketplace links; scanning is limited (cap not published).
- PRO: $7.99/month or $59.99/year. Unlimited scanning, 5+ years of raw and graded price history, collection export, extra filters.
2. TCGplayer app: best for a free scanner and buying singles
Completely free, with TCGplayer market prices and the marketplace one tap away.
iOS, Android, Web · iOS 4.2 (16,728 ratings); Google Play 4.5 (13,823 ratings) · website · Midpoint vs TCGplayer app
- Free: $0. Scanning (no account needed), prices, collection lists, CSV export; no in-app purchases.
3. Midpoint: best for knowing if a card is worth grading
Free raw and graded prices with history, plus centering and a grade estimate from your photos.
iOS, Android, Web · 4.7 from 31 ratings (US App Store, 2026-10-14) · website
- Free: $0. All prices (raw and graded), price history and sold listings; 2 centering or grading analyses; 2 photo lookups; 3 Chat questions a day; free centering checker on the web (3 a day, no account).
- Weekly: $9.99/week. Unlimited centering, AI grading, photo lookup, bulk and scan-a-sheet, adding cards to your collection, unlimited Chat.
- 6 months: $49.99. Same as Weekly.
- Annual: $79.99/year. Same as Weekly.
4. PriceCharting: best for a free graded price guide on the web
Ungraded through PSA 10 prices with sales volume, and grading recommendations.
iOS, Android, Web · iOS 4.8 (27,183 ratings); Google Play 4.6 (8,873 ratings) · website
- Free account: $0. Price guide, collection tracker with value chart, marketplace with no fees, 1 import and export a week.
- Collector: $6/month or $59/year. Deal alerts, grading recommendations on every card, unlimited imports and exports.
- Legendary: $49/month. Price-list downloads, API, sales-volume reports.
Side by side
| Feature | Collectr | TCGplayer app | Midpoint | PriceCharting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raw (ungraded) market prices | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Graded prices (PSA, BGS, CGC…) | Yes | Not stated | YesPSA, CGC, BGS, SGC, TAG by grade | Yes |
| Price history charts | Yesfull history with PRO | Partlycharts on tcgplayer.com | Yes | Yes |
| Identifies a card from a photo | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Collection value tracking | Yes | Partlylists show market prices | Yes | Yes |
| Measures centering from a photo | Not statednot in any feature page or help article | No | Yesautomatic outer edge + print frame, 8 handles, ratios and mm | Partlyweb calculator; centering only, needs clear borders |
Questions
Where do Pokémon card prices come from?
From completed sales: eBay, TCGplayer and auction houses, depending on the app. Graded prices move on far fewer sales than raw, so check how recent the sales are.
What is the best free Pokémon price app?
The TCGplayer app is entirely free for raw prices. Midpoint’s prices, including graded values and history, are free too.
