TrakVault vs Collectr

Collectr is a portfolio app for trading cards: it values raw, graded and sealed product across more than 20 games, with a paid PRO tier.

	Trak Vault	Collectr
Card games	Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Battalla, Naruto (Kayou and the Bandai Naruto CCG) and One Piece	More than 20, including Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Dragon Ball Super, Flesh and Blood and MetaZoo
Cards in other languages	Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! cards printed in Japanese and other languages, listed with their English names; the app itself in 12 languages	Not stated in its App Store listing
Prices	TCGplayer market prices in US dollars, updated daily, for Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh!; collection value followed over time	A database of 1,000,000+ products; price sources not named; several currencies
Binders	A digital twin of each real binder, box and deck: cards in the same pockets as yours; any binder can be shared with a link	Portfolios and showcases rather than binder pages
Camera scanner	Yes	Yes; unlimited scanning is a PRO feature
Decks	Your own deck lists, alongside the cards you own	Not stated in its App Store listing
Where it runs	iPhone, Android and the web (trakvault.app)	iPhone and Android
Cost	Free	Free, with Collectr PRO at $7.99 a month or $59.99 a year (US App Store)

Checked October 21, 2026, from each app's own store listing. Prices are US App Store prices.

Pick Collectr if you want

Graded cards and sealed product tracked next to raw cards.
Far more games: worth it if you collect beyond Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Naruto.
A social feed for showing your collection to other collectors.

Pick Trak Vault if you want

Your binders as they really are, pocket by pocket, and shareable with a link.
No subscription: scanning, exports and everything else are free.
Japanese and other-language Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! printings listed with their English names.
A web app as well as the phone apps.

Sources

Collectr on the App Store

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