Scan a card, get its market value, and track your whole collection.
Everything you need to identify, price, and organize your Pokémon cards — straight from your camera.
No manual entry. No set lists. Just point and scan.
Aim at any Pokémon card — raw, sleeved, or holo. Image recognition identifies the exact card, set, and variant. No typing.
See up-to-date market pricing the moment the card is recognized — before you trade or sell.
Save scans to your collection and watch its total value update as the market moves.
Casual collector, trader, or serious enthusiast — MonZap keeps it fast, clean, and simple.
Identify cards in seconds with advanced image recognition — optimised for holo and sleeved cards.
Up-to-date card values on every scan, so you never guess what a card is worth.
Organize your cards and track total collection value in one place.
Browse thousands of Pokémon TCG cards across sets and expansions.
Find any card by name, set, or number in an instant.
Share cards and export scan results whenever you need them.
The next English and Japanese sets, products, and collector releases on the MonZap calendar.
The Japanese MEGA expansion pack for 30th CELEBRATION. The official product page lists six holo cards per pack.
English 30th Celebration launches with special-set products and promo waves beginning September 16, 2026.
Japanese premium deck product built around Espeon and Umbreon for the 30th Celebration release wave.
Browse current card values, refreshed chase cards, release dates, official product links, and complete set checklists.
Start with high-interest cards from the published MonZap card catalog, then search by card, set, rarity, or type.
Mewtwo ★
Holon Phantoms · 103 / 110 · Rare Holo Star
$5,000TCGPlayer reference
Lugia
Aquapolis · 149 / 147 · Rare Secret
$1,400TCGPlayer reference
Shining Tyranitar
Neo Destiny · 113 / 105 · Rare Shining
$4,250TCGPlayer reference
Latias & Latios-GX
Team Up · 170 / 181 · Rare Ultra
$4,272TCGPlayer reference
Compare printings across eras without mixing up sets, collector numbers, or marketplace references.
Pokédex #384
Rayquaza card guide
60 catalog entries across 31 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #25
Pikachu card guide
183 catalog entries across 91 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #6
Charizard card guide
111 catalog entries across 52 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #133
Eevee card guide
86 catalog entries across 52 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #94
Gengar card guide
50 catalog entries across 33 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #151
Mew card guide
53 catalog entries across 33 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #150
Mewtwo card guide
87 catalog entries across 41 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #197
Umbreon card guide
46 catalog entries across 28 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #196
Espeon card guide
39 catalog entries across 26 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #249
Lugia card guide
38 catalog entries across 24 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #448
Lucario card guide
61 catalog entries across 40 sets, with exact images and price references.
Pokédex #658
Greninja card guide
37 catalog entries across 16 sets, with exact images and price references.
The questions every Pokémon card collector asks — answered, with the fast way to do it in the app.
Open MEP 055–063 card pages, artwork, release-day market context, box contents, and verified retail status.
Official product dates, pack counts, published prices, availability status, and queue guidance.
How to get Pikachu, Paradise Resort, PokémonXP Rayquaza, and the Winner-stamped Pikachu.
Connect current Rayquaza values with Storm Emeralda, Delta Reign, and the 2026 Worlds promo.
Compare US-dollar and euro price histories without mixing regions, conditions, or card variants.
Compare TCGPlayer, Cardmarket, listings, sales, condition, and regional pricing.
How transactions, supply, demand, and liquidity shape the market.
Compare raw cards with grade-specific slab sales correctly.
Track the release date, official products, availability, and sourced M6a news.
Browse the current preview checklist, card numbers, rarity details, and confirmation status.
Upcoming set release dates, Japanese launches, and 30th Celebration product waves.
Preview the upcoming Mega Rayquaza set and Storm Emeralda card images.
Japanese M6 card images for the Mega Rayquaza source set.
All seven M-P promo cards, from Wimpod 138/M-P through Boss’s Orders 144/M-P.
What drives card value — and how to get an exact price in seconds.
Manual lookups vs. scanning: the fastest ways to price your cards.
Rarity symbols, secret rares, and holo variants explained.
How image recognition matches your card's exact set and variant.
What to look for in a free card scanner — speed, accuracy, pricing data.
Track your binder's total value automatically as you scan.
Read the set symbol and card number to pin down any card.
Match an expansion icon or code to the correct English set.
Current catalog rankings with dedicated year, set, Pikachu, and Charizard research paths.
Explore cards by type, rarity, illustrator, mechanic, Trainer, Pokémon, set, and product.
Official product images, release dates, markets, categories, and source links.
How to spot 1st Edition stamps and what they do to price.
A simple system for sorting, storing, and cataloguing cards.
Know what your cards are worth before you list them.
Quick answers about Pokémon card values, rarity, and the MonZap scanner.
Value depends on the card's set, number, rarity, finish (holo, reverse holo, full art), and condition. The fastest way to find out is to scan it: MonZap identifies the exact card and shows current market pricing in seconds. Learn more →
Yes — MonZap is free to download on the App Store. Point your iPhone camera at any card and get an instant identification and price, with no manual entry. Learn more →
You can look cards up manually by set and number, or scan them with MonZap for up-to-date values instantly — including holo and special variants. Learn more →
Yes. MonZap's image recognition matches your card against thousands of TCG cards to find the exact set, number, and variant. Learn more →
Check the rarity symbol next to the card number — circle (common), diamond (uncommon), star (rare) — and look for holo finishes or card numbers above the set total (secret rares). MonZap identifies rarity automatically when you scan. Learn more →
Every card you scan can be saved to your MonZap collection, which totals current market value in one place. Learn more →
Yes — the scanner is optimised for holographic and sleeved cards, so you don't need to remove cards from sleeves to scan them.
Always. Prices move constantly and rare variants are easy to miss. Scan everything first so you never sell a valuable card below market. Learn more →
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