Reads the number in the corner
The scanner reads the set number, like 015/086 or TG05/TG30, promo numbers such as SWSH or SV promos, and the printed set code, then compares your photo with the catalog image of that card.
Pokémon card scanner
Scan a Pokémon card. Get the exact printing and price.
Point your phone at a card. BinderTrax reads the number printed on it, checks the artwork against the catalog, and shows the card, its printings and its current market price before you save it.
No phone handy? Try the scanner with a photo of your card.
Scan
From the card in your hand to the right entry
One card, a binder page, or a graded slab.
Every printing, not just the card
Normal, holofoil, reverse holofoil, 1st Edition and the Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns are separate choices. The scan finds the card; you pick the printing you own from the ones it was printed in, so the copy you save is the copy in your hand.
A whole page in one photo
Lay out a binder page or a stack on the table and take one picture. Multi-Scan boxes each card in the frame and names it.
Graded slabs too
Switch the scan to Graded and photograph the slab label. BinderTrax reads the grading company, the grade and the certification number, for PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, TAG and others.
Price
Know what it is worth
The printing decides the price, so the price follows the printing.
Current market prices, per printing
The scan result shows the current market price for the printing you picked. Prices for recently released sets refresh every day, and the whole catalog at least once a week.
Sold prices by grade
For cards you own, see completed sales grade by grade. A grade with no sales says so, rather than showing a number nobody paid.
Collect
Finish the set
Your collection, the way Pokémon collectors keep it.
Set checklists that fill themselves
Open a set and page through it like a binder: the cards you own in color, the ones you are missing greyed out, and what the set you hold is worth so far.
PokeTrax: all 1,025 Pokémon
PokeTrax lists every Pokémon by National Pokédex number and generation, and counts how many you have a card of in your Binder.
A deck from your own cards
Pick a Pokémon you own as your main attacker and the Deck Builder lays out a 60-card deck from your collection, suggesting cards to buy only where you have a gap.
—Questions
Pokémon scanner questions
- Can BinderTrax tell a reverse holo or a 1st Edition apart?
- The scan identifies the card, and you choose its printing from the ones that card exists in, including reverse holofoil and 1st Edition. Confirming the finish yourself is what keeps the price attached to the right copy.
- How current are Pokémon prices?
- Recently released sets refresh every day, and every card in the catalog at least once a week.
- Can I scan a whole binder page at once?
- Yes. Multi-Scan, on the Seller plan and up, identifies every card in one photo.
- Does it scan graded Pokémon cards?
- Yes. Switch the scan to Graded and photograph the slab label; BinderTrax reads the grading company, grade and certification number.
BinderTrax is an independent app and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, Creatures or Game Freak. Pokémon and its card names are trademarks of their respective owners.