Can I move my Collectr collection to Pullfolio?

Yes. Export your portfolio from Collectr (a PRO feature: Portfolio, the three dots, Export; the file is emailed), then choose that file in Pullfolio's Import cards. It reads Collectr's export directly, skips sealed product and watchlist rows, and lets you check each match first.

Does Pullfolio have an app and a scanner like Collectr?

Pullfolio runs in your browser on any phone or computer; there is no app to install. It scans cards with your phone's camera in the browser. Collectr has native iPhone and Android apps.

Yes: unlimited binders, every game Pullfolio tracks, scan and import, CSV export, 3 price emails and 30 days of price history. Pullfolio+ is optional.

Pullfolio vs Collectr

Who each is better for

Collectr is the better pick if you want a native phone app with a camera scanner, track many games (25+) including sealed product and graded slabs, or want a big community: its site counts 10M+ collectors.

Pullfolio is the better pick if you want your collection to move freely: CSV export is free (PRO on Collectr), and a TCGplayer or Collectr file comes in through Import cards straight away (Collectr's TCGplayer import is emailed to its team and takes about 2–3 business days).

Collectr's reach: “Join 10M+ collectors” on its site source

Collectr: A portfolio tracker for trading cards, in phone apps and on the web, with the live market value of every card and sealed box you own. source

Pullfolio: a binder for your trading cards in your browser: one for every set, with daily market prices.

Feature by feature

Pullfolio and Collectr compared, feature by feature; each Collectr entry links its source
Feature	Pullfolio	Collectr
Platforms	Web: any phone, tablet or computer browser	iPhone and iPad, Android, and a web app (app.getcollectr.com) source
Price	Free. Optional Pullfolio+: $3.99/mo, $29.99/yr or $69 once	Free; Collectr PRO $59.99/yr (shown as $4.99/mo billed annually) or $7.99/mo source
Games	Pokémon (English and Japanese), One Piece, Lorcana	Pokémon, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh! and many more source
Every card in a set gets a pocket (binder view)	Yes. A binder for any set, a pocket for every card	Yes. Set Progress shows your progress on any set it tracks; a set's screen finds the cards you're missing source
Japanese Pokémon sets	Yes. Japanese sets, separate from the English ones	Yes. Japanese Pokémon cards are searched with “JP” source
One Piece	Yes. Every set	Yes. Listed among its games source
Lorcana	Yes. Every set	Yes. Listed among its games source
Daily market prices	Yes. Near Mint market prices, updated every day	Yes. “Valued daily from real sales data” source
Price-drop alerts	Yes. Email when a card drops to your price: 3 cards free, all with Pullfolio+	— not verified
CSV import	Yes. Reads Collectr, TCGplayer and Dragon Shield exports, any CSV with set, number and quantity columns, or a pasted list	Partly. A TCGplayer CSV, emailed to their team; takes about 2–3 business days source
CSV export	Yes. Free: your whole collection, or one binder	Partly. PRO only; the export is emailed to you source
Card scanner	Yes. Scan with your phone's camera in the browser	Yes. Camera scanner; unlimited scanning is PRO source
Shareable binder link	Yes. Read-only link per binder, prices optional	Yes. Portfolio Sharing generates a link source
Works in a browser, nothing to install	Yes. Browser only; there is no native app	Yes. Web app with portfolio, sets and showcase source
Free tier	Yes. Unlimited binders; 3 price emails and 30 days of price history; seller tools are Pullfolio+	Yes. Free: 25+ games, unlimited portfolios; PRO adds unlimited scans, price history, export source

Collectr's entries are what its own site, app store listing or help pages said on Oct 6, 2026; each links its source. “—” means we couldn't confirm it either way. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.

Switching from Collectr?

Collectr PRO: on your Portfolio, tap the three dots at the top right, choose Export and enter your email address; the file is emailed to you. source
In Pullfolio, open Import cards (/app/import) and choose the file. It reads Collectr's export as it is: quantities, conditions, printings, graded slabs at their grade, Japanese cards (“JP”) and what you paid. Sealed product and watchlist rows are skipped, and you check every match before anything is added.

Import cards

Questions

Can I move my Collectr collection to Pullfolio?: Yes. Export your portfolio from Collectr (a PRO feature: Portfolio, the three dots, Export; the file is emailed), then choose that file in Pullfolio's Import cards. It reads Collectr's export directly, skips sealed product and watchlist rows, and lets you check each match first.
Does Pullfolio have an app and a scanner like Collectr?: Pullfolio runs in your browser on any phone or computer; there is no app to install. It scans cards with your phone's camera in the browser. Collectr has native iPhone and Android apps.
Is Pullfolio free?: Yes: unlimited binders, every game Pullfolio tracks, scan and import, CSV export, 3 price emails and 30 days of price history. Pullfolio+ is optional.