Out now on iOS · Android on the waiting list

Your Pokémon collection.
Finally in hand.

Track your portfolio, scan cards with AI, and let the grading cockpit tell you whether PSA, BGS or CGC is actually worth it.

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Portfolio
Hello, collector
CardBroker
Total value
€2,847.50
▲ €991.20 · +53.4% · 1 month
Invested
€ 1.856
Cards
18
Return
+53.4%
🃏
Charizard ex
Paldean Fates · PSA 10
€842.00
+12.4%
✨
Mewtwo ex
151 · PSA 9
€164.00
−3.1%
€4M+
in card value tracked
35k+
Pokémon cards in the catalogue
Free
to get started
Features

Everything a collector needs

From your first card to a portfolio you take seriously — CardBroker grows with the collection.

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Portfolio tracker

Know what the whole collection is worth at any moment. Market prices from Cardmarket and eBay are refreshed across the entire catalogue every night.

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AI card scanner

Photograph one card or work through a stack, and get the name, condition and market value straight away — powered by Claude Vision.

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Grading cockpit

Work out the return for PSA, BGS and CGC before you post anything, then track your slabs from submission back into the portfolio.

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Price alerts

Set a target price and get a push notification when the market reaches it, in either direction.

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Drop calendar

Upcoming sets, booster releases and restocks in one place, so buying is something you plan rather than stumble into.

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Set binders

Track how far along each set is — what you have put in, what it is worth now, and how that has moved.

How it works

Three steps to a portfolio that tracks itself

1
Create a free account

Sign up with an email address in under a minute. No subscription, no card details — the free plan starts immediately.

2
Scan or search for cards

Photograph a card or look it up by hand. The scanner reads the name and condition and proposes the current market value.

3
Track the portfolio, weigh up grading

Watch the total value move, set price alerts, and let the grading cockpit tell you when PSA, BGS or CGC actually pays off.

See it move

23 seconds and you have the idea

The same run-through you get in the app: photograph a card, and within seconds know what it is worth — and whether grading it would pay.

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A number instead of a hunchCharizard from Base Set: €623 – €1,030, derived from live Cardmarket data and the condition of this particular copy.
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The AI reads the cardName, set, card number and condition come out of the photo — including holo and reverse-holo variants, which are worth different amounts.
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A grading verdict before you post itCentring, corners, edges and surface scored separately, and from those the likely PSA grade — with the defects it found listed.
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And then the whole collectionEvery card you capture lands in the portfolio, with its own price history and a total across all of them.

With sound · 23 seconds · nothing loads until you press play

Pricing

Simple. Transparent.

Start free, upgrade when you outgrow it.

Free
Free
€0 / month
Free forever
  • Up to 50 cards in your portfolio
  • 10 scanner analyses a month
  • 1 pro scan (grading cockpit) a month
  • 1 set binder
  • Unlimited cards and binders
  • Price alerts
  • Drop calendar
  • Analytics
Start for free
Pro
Pro
€ 7,99 / month
or €59.99 a year — around 37% less
  • Unlimited cards in your portfolio
  • 300 scanner analyses a month
  • 30 pro scans (grading cockpit) a month
  • Unlimited set binders
  • Price alerts (push)
  • Automatic drop calendar
  • Portfolio analytics
  • Priority support
Common questions

Before you start

Is CardBroker free?
Yes. The free plan stays free — no trial window, no card details: up to 50 cards in your portfolio, 10 scanner analyses and one pro scan a month, and one set binder. Pro costs €7.99 a month or €59.99 a year and lifts the limits.
Where do the prices come from?
From real European market data on Cardmarket, plus sold eBay listings for graded cards. The whole catalogue is re-priced every night, and what you see is the market value — the average of completed sales — not the cheapest open listing. Every card also keeps a price history, so you can see which way it is moving. How we work out a price.
How accurately does the scanner identify a card?
You photograph the card, and an AI reads the name, set, card number and condition, then matches it to the right catalogue entry. When a card is ambiguous — the same artwork printed in more than one set — the app asks instead of guessing. Holo and reverse-holo variants are recognised separately, because they are worth different amounts. More about the scanner.
Does it work with German and Japanese cards?
Yes. The catalogue covers over 35,701 entries across 315 sets, with names in German, English, Japanese, French, Italian and Spanish. The language a card was printed in is tracked as its own attribute — a German and an English copy of the same card are not worth the same.
How do I know whether grading is worth it?
The grading cockpit works it out before you post anything: what the card would be worth at each grade from PSA, BGS or CGC, set against the grading and shipping costs that provider actually charges. You see the expected return before the card leaves your hands, and you can track a submission until it comes back into your portfolio. Open the grading calculator.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. CardBroker is currently iPhone and iPad only. There is a waiting list for Android — email cardvault.info@web.de and we will get in touch at launch.
Download

Ready to take the collection seriously?

Start free, no subscription required. On iOS now, Android to follow.

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