Pullfolio vs TCG Collector
Who each is better for
TCG Collector is the better pick for Pokémon master sets: it tracks virtually every variant, across International, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Indonesian sets.
Pullfolio is the better pick if you also collect One Piece or Lorcana (TCG Collector is Pokémon only), or want to export your collection as CSV on the free plan (Premium on TCG Collector).
TCG Collector's reach: 50K+ downloads of its Android app on Google Play source
TCG Collector: A web-based Pokémon card database and collection tracker that records cards down to the variant. source
Pullfolio: a binder for your trading cards in your browser: one for every set, with daily market prices.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Pullfolio | TCG Collector |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | Web: any phone, tablet or computer browser | Web (tcgcollector.com) and an Android app source |
| Price | Free. Optional Pullfolio+: $3.99/mo, $29.99/yr or $69 once | Free; Premium $3.99/month or $40.00/year source |
| Games | Pokémon (English and Japanese), One Piece, Lorcana | Pokémon, International, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Indonesian sets source |
| Every card in a set gets a pocket (binder view) | Yes. A binder for any set, a pocket for every card | Yes. Set pages list every card with your progress (“0/124 0%”) source |
| Japanese Pokémon sets | Yes. Japanese sets, separate from the English ones | Yes. Covers International, Japan and China, and more regions source |
| One Piece | Yes. Every set | No. Pokémon only source |
| Lorcana | Yes. Every set | No. Pokémon only source |
| Daily market prices | Yes. Near Mint market prices, updated every day | — not verified |
| 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 | — not verified |
| CSV export | Yes. Free: your whole collection, or one binder | Partly. Premium only: “Export your collection data” source |
| Card scanner | Yes. Scan with your phone's camera in the browser | — not verified |
| Shareable binder link | Yes. Read-only link per binder, prices optional | — not verified |
| Works in a browser, nothing to install | Yes. Browser only; there is no native app | Yes. Built for the browser on any device source |
| Free tier | Yes. Unlimited binders; 3 price emails and 30 days of price history; seller tools are Pullfolio+ | Yes. Free: 1 list of up to 300 cards, 3 card notes, no export source |
TCG Collector'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 TCG Collector?
- Exporting your collection data is a TCG Collector Premium feature. source
- Pullfolio reads Collectr, TCGplayer and Dragon Shield exports, and any CSV with set, number and quantity columns; we haven't checked TCG Collector's export format, so the sure way in is a pasted list. Import cards (/app/import) also takes a pasted list, one card per line with how many, its name and number ("2x Bulbasaur 001"), or tick the cards you have on each set's page.
Questions
- Can I export my collection from Pullfolio for free?
- Yes. Settings downloads your whole collection as a CSV file, and each binder exports its own, on the free plan.
- How do I switch from TCG Collector to Pullfolio?
- TCG Collector's export is a Premium feature, and we haven't checked its file format. Import cards (/app/import) also takes a pasted list, one card per line with how many, its name and number ("2x Bulbasaur 001"), or tick the cards you have on each set's page.