HoloDex is the marketplace built for Pokemon collectors who are tired of paying eBay's rent. Lower fees. Pokemon-only focus. No corporate middleman.
eBay bought TCGPlayer for $295M. Now one company controls both major platforms. Fees went up. Innovation stopped. The community deserves better.
TCGPlayer takes 10.25% + $0.30 per sale. eBay takes 10-13%. On a $20 card, that's $2-3 gone before shipping. Every. Single. Sale.
TCGPlayer serves Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Lorcana, and dozens more. Pokemon features get deprioritized. Set launches? Good luck with their search.
eBay closed TCGPlayer's Syracuse center, fired 200+ workers, moved operations to a corporate warehouse. The soul left the building.
Want to track your collection value over time? See pull rates for new sets? Get price alerts on specific cards? Build it yourself, or wait forever.
Every feature designed specifically for Pokemon TCG. Not adapted from Magic. Not shared with sports cards. Yours.
Browse by expansion, rarity tier, or card type. Ascended Heroes SIRs? Two taps. Base Set holos? Right there. The way your brain already organizes cards.
Real-time price data from actual sales. Track trends over time. Set alerts for price drops on cards you're hunting. Never overpay again.
Log what you own. Watch your collection value change daily. See completion percentages by set. Know exactly what you're missing.
Every listing above $50 requires front and back photos. Clear condition standards specific to Pokemon cards. No more "NM" surprises.
Bulk listing from spreadsheets. Auto-pricing based on market data. Inventory sync if you sell on multiple platforms. Less busywork, more selling.
Seller reputation that means something. Buyer wishlists that notify sellers. A marketplace where regulars know each other. Trade with people, not algorithms.
Every Pokemon card marketplace before this was built for everyone. HoloDex is built for you. The collector who knows what a shadowless Charizard is worth. The seller who's tired of losing 13% on every sale. The community that deserves its own home.