PokeHive

PokeHive vs Collectr

A free Collectr alternative with an AI scanner and measured centering.

Collectr is the most popular multi-hobby collection tracker, with a big catalogue and a polished portfolio view. PokeHive is Pokémon-only and leans into the things a general tracker skips: identifying a card from a photo, measuring its centering against PSA tolerances, and showing what you'd actually keep after selling fees. Both have a free tier.

FeaturePokeHiveCollectr
Add cards by photo (AI scan)Yes — camera or uploadNo — manual search only
Measured centering / pre-gradeYes — L/R + T/B ratios vs PSA tolerancesNo
Graded-value estimate (PSA 9/10)Yes, on every cardOverall only, no model
Net value after selling feesYes — eBay / Cardmarket / TCGplayerNo
Portfolio value + historyYes, with 30-day trendYes, real-time from sales
Multiple gamesPokémon only25+ TCGs
Android appYesiOS only (Android long delayed)
Trade evaluatorFreeTrade Analyzer (paid)
Japanese cardsFull JP catalogueNo
PriceFreeFree tier; ~£4/mo for alerts & analytics

When Collectr is the better pick: Use Collectr if you collect several card games and want one portfolio across all of them, or if you specifically want its real-time sales-based pricing and Trade Analyzer and don't mind paying for the extras.

FAQ

Is PokeHive free like Collectr's free tier?
PokeHive is free — including price alerts, the scanner, the pre-grader and the trade check, which are paid or absent elsewhere.
Can I move my collection from Collectr to PokeHive?
You can add cards by scanning them, by set checklist, or in bulk. CSV import is on the roadmap.
Does PokeHive track sealed product and graded cards?
Yes — sealed products have their own catalogue with prices, and you can record graded copies with their grade alongside raw copies.

PokeHive is free — no signup needed to browse prices, scan a card or pre-grade centering.

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Last reviewed 2026-09-10. Feature details for Collectr may change — this reflects our understanding at that date.