Two markets on one screen
TCGplayer prices in US dollars next to Cardmarket prices in euros. Normal, reverse holo and foil copies are priced separately.
Point your phone at a card. FoilGem finds the exact printing and shows its market price from TCGplayer and Cardmarket. No typing, no account.
Free to download. Your first 5 priced scans are free.
$54.10
$7.22
$294.00
Demo. Example prices from 11 Nov 2026.
How to scan Pokémon cards for value: three steps, about as long as it takes to put the card down. There is no shutter button and nothing to type.
Open Scan and hold a card in view. FoilGem finds the edges of the card by itself.
The app matches the artwork and reads the card number on your phone, so two printings with the same name are not mixed up.
The market price shows at once and the card drops into your tray. Scan the next card and the total adds up.
The cards in these app screens are sample cards drawn for FoilGem.
FoilGem is a Pokémon card price scanner first. You can also search by name or number for a quick Pokémon card value lookup, then keep your cards, binders and portfolio together.
TCGplayer prices in US dollars next to Cardmarket prices in euros. Normal, reverse holo and foil copies are priced separately.
Add your cost and see value, profit and loss, and sold cards over time.
Sort cards into binders, mark favourites and see what each binder is worth.
Browse all 205 sets and see how many cards you still need to finish one.
Ask a question about a card and get a plain answer.
Wondering what your Pokémon card is worth? Four things decide it. FoilGem works out the first two for you and shows you the market for the rest.
Name, set and card number. A Charizard ex from the 151 set is a different card from a Charizard ex in Obsidian Flames, and the prices are far apart.
Normal, reverse holo and holo copies of the same card can sell for very different amounts.
Prices are for raw, ungraded cards. Worn cards sell for less. FoilGem does not price graded slabs.
Pokémon card values move. FoilGem refreshes TCGplayer and Cardmarket prices every day.
Download FoilGem free and scan your first cards. Upgrade only if you need more.
Google Play prices in the United States. Prices differ by country.
Yes. FoilGem is a Pokémon card scanner and price checker app that is free to download, and your first 5 priced scans are free. After that you can keep scanning and the app still names each card, but prices are locked until you upgrade to Pro.
Open Scan and point the camera at the card. FoilGem names it and shows the market price. You can also search by card name or number. Open the card to compare TCGplayer and Cardmarket prices for each finish.
In FoilGem every card shows prices from TCGplayer in US dollars and Cardmarket in euros. The app refreshes them every day. They are market estimates for raw cards, so the price of your own copy depends on its condition.
English Pokémon TCG cards: 21,256 cards across 205 sets, from Base Set to the newest releases. It does not scan other card games.
Look at the rarity symbol and the card number at the bottom of the card. A number higher than the set total, such as 199/165, marks a secret or special illustration card. FoilGem shows the rarity and every finish of a card after a scan.
It depends on the card. Many common cards sell for less than a dollar, while rare, holo and special illustration cards can be worth far more. The quickest way to find out is to scan the card and read its market price.
FoilGem is a phone app, not a website tool. The scanner needs your phone camera, so install the app from Google Play and scan your cards there.
No. Prices are for raw, ungraded cards. You can record a card's grading company, grade and certificate number in your collection.
FoilGem is on Google Play for Android today. The iPhone version is coming soon.
No account. Your collection stays on your phone. Scanning runs on the device, and the card list and latest downloaded prices are stored in the app. Card pictures and daily price updates need a connection.
No. FoilGem is an independent TCG card scanner. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, Creatures Inc. or GAME FREAK Inc.