Last updated: July 2026
In short
PriceCharting is a reference more than a collection app, and a very good one. It records eBay sales going back years, prices every condition from ungraded through PSA 10, has an iOS app, and its tracker is free at its core with an optional Collector tier. For checking what a card actually sold for in the US, little beats it.
People look for an alternative when they need the other half: prices for the European market, a Pokémon-native experience instead of a multi-category catalog, and portfolio tooling that tracks what you paid. Many collectors end up using PriceCharting for history and one of the tools below day to day.
A free Pokémon collection tracker with Cardmarket, TCGPlayer, eBay and Fanatics prices. PRO adds extra market tools.
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Popular multi-TCG mobile app with a free core and a large community.
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Multi-language Pokémon scanner and portfolio app (iOS), with Cardmarket, TCGPlayer and eBay prices.
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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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Investment-focused Pokémon portfolio app for raw and graded cards.
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Deep Pokémon catalog and set-completion tracker (web, with an Android app).
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We rank by what PriceCharting users tend to want alongside it: European pricing from Cardmarket in euros, Pokémon-native catalog and variant handling, portfolio value with cost-basis profit & loss, sealed coverage, and graded data beyond eBay alone.
Published by CollectHolo, so we rank ourselves first and explain why. PriceCharting's strengths are named above, and every alternative lists its drawbacks too.
CollectHolo ranks first for Pokémon: it values cards with Cardmarket (EUR) alongside TCGPlayer, eBay, Fanatics and Goldin graded sales, covers sealed products and six card languages, and tracks portfolio value and profit & loss for free.
Any tool that uses Cardmarket, the European reference, priced in euros. CollectHolo, Pokefolio and PokéCardex do. PriceCharting's values come from US eBay sales in dollars, with other currencies shown as a conversion.
Yes. CollectHolo, pkmn.gg, Collectr and Dex are free at their core, each with an optional paid tier, and PriceCharting's own tracker is free too (its Collector tier is about $5.99 per month).
For historical US sold prices and graded auction history it remains one of the best references, so many collectors keep it alongside a Pokémon-focused tracker rather than replacing it outright.
Raw and graded Pokemon prices from Cardmarket, TCGPlayer, eBay, Goldin and Fanatics, by condition and language. Free forever, iOS and Android apps available.
