Scan your cards.
Then sell them.

Every card scanner tells you what a card is worth. Pokéllectr is the one that writes the listing — title, set, number, rarity, condition and price, filled in from the scan.

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Android · Free to scan · No adverts, no tracking

20,000+cards it knows, offline

4marketplaces it writes for

£ $ €prices for every printing

Writes listings for

eBayCardmarketTCGplayerWhatnot

eBay, Cardmarket, TCGplayer and Whatnot are trademarks of their respective owners. Pokéllectr is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any of them.

The bit nobody else does

Tick the cards. It writes the listings.

Title, set, card number, rarity, finish, condition, picture and every item specific a marketplace demands — all filled in from the scan, priced off what the card is worth today. The part that takes all night, done while you make a cup of tea.

Connect your eBay account and list straight from the app
Sold on eBay? It comes out of your binder on its own
Or export a ready-to-upload file for eBay, Cardmarket, TCGplayer or Whatnot
Your price, against market value, with a floor you set
Photograph a card yourself, or use the catalogue scan

You see every price before anything goes live. Pokéllectr suggests the market value; nothing is ever listed at a price you haven't looked at.

Sell on eBay: cards ticked for listing with their market prices

Made for ripping packs and grinding bulk

Scan card after card. Don't stop.

No buttons, no typing. Hold a card up and Pokéllectr reads the name and number, finds the exact print, and files it with today's price. Then the next one.

Works with no signal at all — every card ever printed is on the phone
Normal, holo and reverse holo priced separately
Sets as checklists in card-number order — so you can sort your real binder to match
Search by name, or scan from a photo

A binder of 46 scanned cards as a grid, each with its price

Sets

Your binder, in set order.

Every set is a checklist in card-number order — the cards you've got in colour, the ones you're missing greyed out with an Add button. Sort your real binder the same way and the two match page for page.

How many you've got, how many to go, what the set's worth so far
Every printing on the card's page: normal, holo, reverse — and what it would fetch graded
Price history, so you can see where a card is heading

The Chaos Rising checklist, 8 of 122 cards owned, in card-number order

Grade checker

Worth sending off? Find out first.

Photograph the front and back, mark the corners, and Pokéllectr straightens the card, measures how centred it is, and checks the corners and edges for wear. Then it gives you its best guess at a grade.

It's an estimate from a photo, not a real grade — and it says so. It can't see surface scratches. What it can do is tell you a card that's clearly worth grading from one that clearly isn't.

The grade checker with the card's four corners marked and a magnifier

Pack sessions

Up or down? Know as you go.

Opening a box? Put in what it cost and how many packs are in it. Every card you scan counts against it — pack by pack, with your best pull front and centre and a running total that turns green when you're ahead.

Finished sessions stay in your history, so you can look back at the good boxes and the bad ones.

Starting a pack session: what the box cost and how many packs are in it

Backup

Drop your phone. Keep your binder.

Sign in with Google and your collection is backed up. Get a new phone, sign in, and it's all still there. Delete it all with one tap whenever you like.

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