# Best Pokémon card price apps (2026): trackers and scanners compared

Most Pokémon price apps are good at one thing. Here is which to use for a quick value, graded prices, a full collection or the grading decision.

Facts checked 2026-10-14. Page: https://www.cardcenteringtool.com/best/pokemon-card-price-apps

## Judged on
- Raw and graded prices
- Price history
- Scanning a card from a photo
- Collection tracking
- What is free

## The picks
### 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.
- Platforms: iOS, Android, Web
- Price: Free $0; PRO $7.99/month or $59.99/year
- Website: https://www.getcollectr.com

### 2. TCGplayer app: best for a free scanner and buying singles
Completely free, with TCGplayer market prices and the marketplace one tap away.
- Platforms: iOS, Android, Web
- Price: Free $0
- Website: https://www.tcgplayer.com

### 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.
- Platforms: iOS, Android, Web
- Price: Free $0; Weekly $9.99/week; 6 months $49.99; Annual $79.99/year
- Website: https://www.cardcenteringtool.com

### 4. PriceCharting: best for a free graded price guide on the web
Ungraded through PSA 10 prices with sales volume, and grading recommendations.
- Platforms: iOS, Android, Web
- Price: Free account $0; Collector $6/month or $59/year; Legendary $49/month
- Website: https://www.pricecharting.com

## Compared
| Feature | Collectr | TCGplayer app | Midpoint | PriceCharting |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Raw (ungraded) market prices | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Graded prices (PSA, BGS, CGC…) | Yes | Not stated | Yes (PSA, CGC, BGS, SGC, TAG by grade) | Yes |
| Price history charts | Yes (full history with PRO) | Partly (charts on tcgplayer.com) | Yes | Yes |
| Identifies a card from a photo | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Collection value tracking | Yes | Partly (lists show market prices) | Yes | Yes |
| Measures centering from a photo | Not stated (not in any feature page or help article) | No | Yes (automatic outer edge + print frame, 8 handles, ratios and mm) | Partly (web calculator; centering only, needs clear borders) |

## FAQ
### 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.


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Prices are USD market values from real sold listings, refreshed daily. Measure your own copy's centering and get a grade estimate with Midpoint (https://www.cardcenteringtool.com) before paying a grading fee.