Pokémon Card Scanner & Price Checker
Point your phone at any Pokémon card and U.C.M finds the exact print, shows its official picture and tells you what it's worth today. English and Japanese cards, from vintage holos to ex, V and illustration rares.
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What U.C.M does for Pokémon collectors
Finds the exact print
Holo, reverse holo, full art, illustration rare or promo: U.C.M matches the card's name, number and artwork. If a few prints look alike, you pick from the closest matches.
Shows today's market price
Every scan shows the card's market price, refreshed throughout the day, plus a price history and links to current listings.
Graded prices
Where sales data exists, see what PSA, BGS, CGC and SGC graded copies sell for next to the raw price, so you know if a card is worth grading.
Tracks your collection
Save cards to your collection and watch its total value change week by week, with Pokémon shown separately from your other games.
Sealed products too
Scan booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes, packs and tins to see their market price.
Weekly Pokémon news
New sets, release dates and the Pokémon cards whose prices moved most, every week inside the app.
How to scan a Pokémon card
- Open U.C.M and go to the Scan tab.
- Choose Pokémon and point the camera at the card.
- Check the match, then save it to your collection or look at its graded prices.
Questions
Does U.C.M scan Japanese Pokémon cards?
Yes. U.C.M reads both English and Japanese Pokémon cards. Where the Japanese print has its own market price, U.C.M shows it.
Can U.C.M tell a regular card from a reverse holo or illustration rare?
U.C.M looks for the exact print using the card's number and artwork. When a few prints look alike, it shows the closest matches side by side so you can pick the right one.
Is the Pokémon card scanner free?
Yes. The free plan includes 3 scans per day, your collection and the weekly news. U.C.M Ultra adds unlimited scans, every graded price and full Market Place access.
Where do U.C.M's Pokémon prices come from?
Prices are market estimates based on recent sales of the same card, refreshed throughout the day. They are a guide, and a card's real value also depends on its condition.
U.C.M also covers One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana, Dragon Ball Super and Digimon. More answers are in the FAQ.
Pokémon is a trademark of Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK. U.C.M is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Pokémon Company. Card images are shown for identification.