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What are your Pokémon cards worth?

Look your card up, add it to your collection, and Cardtracker keeps track of the market price for you. 43.226 cards from 428 sets, from Base Set to last week’s release. Japanese too, sealed too.

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Pokémon card Charizard ex from the set Obsidian Flames, number 223/197
€ 89,04

Charizard ex Obsidian Flames · 223/197 · Near Mint

Most collectors know exactly which cards they have. Almost nobody knows what they are worth together.

How it works

In three steps
you know.

Find your card

Type the name, or the number like 219/191, or a set code like SSP219. You can also browse by set: then you see at a glance which ones you are missing. With Pro you simply hold it in front of the camera. Choose whether you have the normal or the reverse holo, because that makes a difference in price.

We track the price

Every day we fetch the market prices of your Pokémon cards. Every amount says when it is from and whether it had to be converted, so you never mistake an old price for a fresh one.

See what it does

What you paid, what it is worth now, and the difference. With a graph over time, because the question is rarely only what it is worth today.

Your collection

Pokémon cards,
boxes and tins.

Pokémon card Umbreon VMAX from Evolving Skies
Umbreon VMAX Evolving Skies · 215/203 € 2.037,81
Pokémon card Charizard ex from Obsidian Flames
Charizard ex Obsidian Flames · 223/197 € 89,04
Pokémon card Pikachu ex from Surging Sparks
Pikachu ex Surging Sparks · 238/191 € 248,69
Over time

Every day
a measurement.

Cardtracker records daily what your Pokémon collection is worth. That way you see whether that Umbreon really rises as fast as it feels, and what your collection did over a year.

If you sell something, the proceeds stay separate. So you see the difference between profit on paper and money you actually received.

Portfolio
€ 1.284,50
↑ € 124,30 · 10,7%
What it costs

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Start tracking your Pokémon cards for free. No credit card needed, cancel any time. All amounts include VAT.

Proef

Free
to get started
  • Included: 10 cards and sealed products together
  • Included: Daily prices with the date they are from
  • Included: Wishlist
  • Not included: Import a collection from a file
  • Not included: A message at your target price
  • Not included: Scan cards with the camera
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Basis

€ 1,99
per month
or € 19,99 per year, 2 months free
  • Included: Unlimited cards and sealed products
  • Included: Daily prices with the date they are from
  • Included: Wishlist
  • Not included: Import a collection from a file
  • Not included: A message at your target price
  • Not included: Scan cards with the camera
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Pro

€ 3,99
per month
or € 39,99 per year, 2 months free
  • Included: Unlimited cards and sealed products
  • Included: Daily prices with the date they are from
  • Included: Wishlist
  • Included: Import a collection from a file
  • Included: A message at your target price
  • Included: Scan cards with the camera
Choose Pro
Worth knowing

Frequently asked questions.

What are my Pokémon cards worth?

That depends on the card, the set, the condition and whether it's a normal or a reverse holo. Look your card up in Cardtracker and you'll see the current market price, with the date it's from. Add it to your collection and we track it from that moment on.

Where do the prices come from?

From a market data supplier that updates daily, based on what cards actually sell for. Every amount says when it is from. It's an indication and not a valuation: what you finally get depends on where and to whom you sell.

Are Japanese cards included?

Yes, 22.034 of them. You search everything by default and can switch Japanese off with one button if you only collect English cards.

Is there a difference between a normal card and a reverse holo?

In price often yes, sometimes double. When adding a card you choose which variant you have, and we use the matching price. Holo, 1st edition and unlimited can be tracked separately too.

Can I track sealed products?

Yes. Booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes, tins, blisters and bundles: 2.616 products are in the catalogue, with image and price. You browse by set and click what you own.

Can I import my collection?

Yes, with a CSV file. If your collection is in a spreadsheet or another app, you don't have to type it all in again.

Does the app recognise my cards through the camera?

Yes, with Pro. Hold the card in front of the camera and Cardtracker looks it up by its artwork. You don't have to line anything up and there's no button: it sees where the card is by itself, even at an angle. If it's certain, the card is added straight away. If it hesitates, you get a few candidates and choose yourself, because cards that look alike are hard to tell apart for a computer too. The photo stays on your device: only a fingerprint of 32 characters comes to us, never an image.

What does it cost?

Starting is free, without a credit card and without a trial that quietly turns into a subscription. If you want to track more than a handful of cards, there are paid plans. You can cancel any time, effective immediately.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. Cardtracker runs in the browser and you can add it to your home screen, so it behaves like an app. Handy at a fair or in a shop, when you want to check quickly whether you already have a card.

What happens to my data if I stop?

It stays yours. You can download your whole collection as CSV or JSON at any time. If you stop a paid plan, your collection simply stays for when you come back. We don't sell anything on and there's no tracker on this site.

Can I see which cards I'm still missing from a set?

Yes. Browse a set and you'll see for each card whether it's already in your collection. Handy when you want to complete a set and don't want to buy the same common twice.

Will I be notified when a card drops in price?

If you set a target price for a card on your wishlist, we send you one email as soon as it drops below it. One message a day with everything in it, not one per card.

Start with one card.

Look up the most expensive Pokémon card you have lying around, and see what it says underneath. You need not do anything else today.

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