Last updated: July 2026
In short
Collectr is one of the most popular collection apps for a good reason: it covers 25+ trading card games, has iOS and Android apps with fast scanning and a marketplace, a free core, and a community of millions. If that breadth is what you need, there is no reason to move.
People look for an alternative when their collecting is narrower or their market is different. Collectr prices from the US side of the market (eBay and TCGPlayer, in dollars) and has no Cardmarket data, so European values can be off, and its breadth across 25+ games means less Pokémon-specific depth than a specialist. The tools below each answer one of those gaps.
A free Pokémon collection tracker with Cardmarket, TCGPlayer, eBay and Fanatics prices. PRO adds extra market tools.
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A Pokémon tracker and deck builder, free at its core with a low-cost Pro tier (web and Android, iOS app coming).
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Deep Pokémon catalog and set-completion tracker (web, with an Android app).
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Free price reference for cards, video games and comics, with an iOS app.
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Multi-language Pokémon scanner and portfolio app (iOS), with Cardmarket, TCGPlayer and eBay prices.
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Free AI scanner and marketplace for sports cards and TCGs (iOS and Android).
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Free scanner, deck builder and pricing app (iOS and Android).
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We rank by what replaces Collectr in practice: a free core you can actually use, the price sources behind the numbers (Cardmarket for euros, TCGPlayer and eBay for dollars, plus graded sources), graded and sealed coverage, and whether you get web, iOS or both. Free-tier limits are named where they exist, including our own.
Published by CollectHolo, so we rank ourselves first and explain why. Collectr's genuine strengths are named above, and every alternative below lists its drawbacks too.
For Pokémon specifically, CollectHolo ranks first: it prices with Cardmarket (EUR) alongside TCGPlayer, eBay, Fanatics and Goldin graded sales, covers six card languages, and handles graded and sealed valuation, with web, iOS and Android apps.
Usually because they collect mainly one game and want more depth, because they buy in Europe and need Cardmarket prices in euros (Collectr prices from eBay and TCGPlayer in dollars), or because they want a full web app in the browser alongside the phone, which is how CollectHolo works.
Yes. CollectHolo, pkmn.gg, PriceCharting's tracker and Dex are all free at their core, each with an optional paid tier. Note the free-tier limits: CollectHolo caps free collections at around 500 entries, CollX at around 500 items, and TCG Collector at one list.
If you collect across many trading card games, want the largest mobile community, or use its marketplace and scanning daily, staying with Collectr is the sensible choice. The alternatives here are better when you want Pokémon depth or European pricing.
Raw and graded Pokemon prices from Cardmarket, TCGPlayer, eBay, Goldin and Fanatics, by condition and language. Free forever, iOS and Android apps available.
