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Your cards: value, cost and gain

What the Inventory tab shows, how to sort and search, and what’s on a card’s page.

Updated October 27, 2026

More in Inventory & collection
  1. Your cards: value, cost and gain
  2. Conditions, copies and graded cards
  3. Sets and “Complete this set”
  4. Your Wanted list
  5. Check a case for cards you want
  6. QR price stickers
  7. Import from Excel, export your data
  8. Price alerts and price movers
  9. Your collection at a glance
  10. The card limit on the free plan

Inventory & collection

  1. Your cards: value, cost and gain
  2. Conditions, copies and graded cards
  3. Sets and “Complete this set”
  4. Your Wanted list
  5. Check a case for cards you want
  6. QR price stickers
  7. Import from Excel, export your data
  8. Price alerts and price movers
  9. Your collection at a glance
  10. The card limit on the free plan

All help topics

The app opens on Inventory. The top card adds up your cards and charts their value over time.

  • All cards, Sets and Value switch what the list shows.
  • Search by name, set or number. The camera button beside the search box scans a card.
  • To look up any card, type in the search box: here on Inventory, or Search any card at the top of the other tabs (on a computer, the search box at the top, or press ⌘K, Ctrl+K or /). Your own cards come first, then every card with its market price. Tap a card to see its price, price history and graded values. Nothing is added unless you tap Add to inventory or Add to deal.
  • Tap Add to inventory there: one Near Mint copy goes in right away. Tap Open it to change the condition, copies or what you paid.
  • The sort button cycles through Recently added, Name A–Z, Highest value and By set.
  • The chips under the search box (on a computer, under Tools) include Refresh prices and Price movers, and more on some plans.

On the vendor plans:

Your Wanted list is the last choice beside them.

A card’s page

Tap a card to see its market price, what you paid and the gain; its Price history (how far back depends on your plan, with the all-time high and low); and its details. Low on the page, About this card shows who drew it, its Pokédex number and its type; tap Attacks & more (or Card text & more) for the rest. Tap the illustrator to see every card they drew.

On a paid plan a card’s history keeps growing: we save each day’s price, so 1Y and Max appear once a card has that much, and “Price history since…” under the chart shows the first day we have.

On the vendor plans:

It also has your price, and buttons to sell or trade it, put it on hold, send an offer or print its label, as your plan allows.

Tip. Tap the eye to hide what you paid and your gains before someone else looks at your screen.

Related

  • Get your cards inScan them, Bulk Scan a stack, search by name, or import a spreadsheet.
  • Conditions, copies and graded cardsNM to DMG, several copies of one card, printings and graded slabs.
  • Price alerts and price moversSee which cards went up or down after you refresh prices.
  • Your collection at a glanceYour value over time, value by game and set, your biggest winners and losers, and cards that need a cost.

Still stuck?

Send us a message and we’ll help. Tell us what you tapped and what you expected to happen. Please don’t send passwords or card numbers.

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