Last updated: July 2026
In short
A good portfolio tracker answers one question, ideally for free: what is my collection worth, and how is it changing? The best Pokémon trackers in 2026 differ in where prices come from (Europe's Cardmarket vs US TCGPlayer and eBay, plus graded sources like eBay and Fanatics), whether they include portfolio profit & loss, and whether they offer mobile apps.
Below we rank ten tools by what you get for free and say plainly what each is best at. CollectHolo is our own product, so we have ranked it first and explained why, while naming where competitors genuinely lead.
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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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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Free AI scanner and marketplace for sports cards and TCGs (iOS and Android).
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Investment-focused Pokémon portfolio app for raw and graded cards.
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Free scanner, deck builder and pricing app (iOS and Android).
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Multi-language Pokémon scanner and portfolio app (iOS), with Cardmarket, TCGPlayer and eBay prices.
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Established European Pokémon catalog and collection app, with an iOS app and an optional Plus subscription.
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We weight what you can do without paying: free portfolio value and profit & loss, the breadth and accuracy of free price sources (Cardmarket, TCGPlayer, eBay and Fanatics graded), graded and sealed coverage, mobile and web availability, and language support. Paid add-ons matter less than a strong free core.
This roundup is published by CollectHolo. We have tried to represent every competitor fairly and to name its strengths; pricing and features are as of the date above and may change.
For European collectors who want accurate prices and real profit & loss for free, CollectHolo ranks first because its core is free and it combines Cardmarket, TCGPlayer, eBay and Fanatics graded data. For a free multi-game mobile app, Collectr is the most popular; pkmn.gg is a low-cost option, though its free tier is limited to about one list and one deck.
Most are free at their core, including CollectHolo, Collectr, pkmn.gg, CollX and PriceCharting's tracker. Paid plans add extras (for CollectHolo: Market Pulse, Ending Soon, Recent Sales). Several cap the free tier: CollectHolo at around 500 entries, CollX at around 500 items, TCG Collector at one list of 300 cards, and pkmn.gg at about one list and one deck.
CollectHolo, Collectr, PriceCharting, CollX, Pokefolio, PokéCardex, PokeVest and Dex have iOS apps; CollectHolo, Collectr, CollX, PokeVest and Dex are on Android too. pkmn.gg's iOS app is coming (web and Android today), and TCG Collector is web-based with an Android app.
Tools that use Cardmarket pricing in euros, like CollectHolo, reflect the European market most accurately. Many US-focused apps price mainly in dollars from TCGPlayer and eBay.
Raw and graded Pokemon prices from Cardmarket, TCGPlayer, eBay, Goldin and Fanatics, by condition and language. Free forever, iOS and Android apps available.
