Collectr alternatives: Cardmarket prices, in your language
Collectr is the most complete card portfolio around: 20+ games, sealed and graded. But its store listing is in English, its prices come from sales such as eBay’s, and exporting your collection is a paid feature. If you collect in Europe, these are the alternatives.
Collectr and its alternatives
Reviewed on November 1, 2026
What each one does best, which currency it prices in, which languages and what it costs.
| App | Best at | Currency (source) | Languages | Price | Platforms | CSV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Collectr | The most complete portfolio: 20+ games, raw cards, graded slabs and sealed product | Several (eBay, Goldin, Heritage) | Not confirmed | Free; paid from $7.99/month | Web, Android, iPhone | Imports TCGplayer CSVs only, by email; export is PRO |
| TCGJoin | Cardmarket prices in euros, with the app and each card’s name and artwork in your language | EUR · USD (Cardmarket · TCGplayer) | 10 | Free; paid from €3.99/month | Web, Android | Imports and exports |
| Dragon Shield | TCGplayer and Cardmarket prices side by side, plus a deck builder | TCGplayer · Cardmarket | 2 | Free; paid from $1.99/month | Web, Android, iPhone | Exports to CSV |
| CardNexus | A European marketplace with low fees, offline scanning and several currencies | EUR, GBP, CHF, PLN, USD… (Cardmarket · TCGplayer) | 2 | Free | Web, Android, iPhone | Imports and exports CSV |
| PokeScope | A simple Pokémon-only scanner with raw and graded prices (PSA, BGS, CGC) | Several (eBay) | 1 | Free; paid from $7.99/week | Android, iPhone | Not confirmed |
| TCGplayer | Prices from the biggest US marketplace and instant buying; completely free | USD (TCGplayer) | 1 | Free | Web, Android, iPhone | Exports lists as CSV |
When to stay with Collectr
If you collect sealed product and graded cards across many games, nobody covers it better. Its PRO plan, $7.99 a month on the US App Store, adds unlimited scanning, price history and exports.
When to look elsewhere
You buy and sell on Cardmarket and want that price, in euros: TCGJoin or Dragon Shield.
You want to sell inside the app with low European fees: CardNexus, which also works in euros, pounds and other currencies.
You want the app and each card’s name and artwork in Spanish, French, German or Japanese: TCGJoin, in 10 languages.
You do not want to pay to take your collection out: TCGJoin exports it as CSV for free, TCGplayer format included.
How to move from Collectr to TCGJoin
In Collectr open Portfolio, tap ⋮ at the top right and choose Export: the CSV arrives by email (a PRO feature). Upload it to TCGJoin and every card comes in with its set, number and quantity. Importing is free. Step by step in import your collection.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best Collectr alternative in Europe?
For Cardmarket prices in euros and the app in your language, TCGJoin. For buying and selling with low fees, CardNexus. Both scan cards with the camera.
Is Collectr available in other languages?
Its App Store listing says English only, although its release notes announce Spanish, French and Japanese. TCGJoin is fully translated into 10 languages.
Can I export my Collectr collection for free?
No: according to Collectr, exporting is part of its PRO plan and the file arrives by email. Importing it into TCGJoin is free.
Do I lose anything when I switch?
Cards, sets and quantities move with the CSV. Collectr’s price history does not; in TCGJoin your collection value starts counting on the day you import.
Sources
Every fact comes from the app’s Google Play listing, its App Store listing (US and Spain) or its official website. Prices vary by country and store. Reviewed on November 1, 2026
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