Double Holo tracks your Pokemon card collection through the Watchlist: search for any card you own or want, add it, and Double Holo shows its live market price alongside a combined watchlist value that moves with the market. It is not a full inventory manager with quantities, cost basis, or storage locations, it is the fast way to see what the cards you care about are actually worth right now instead of a number from the last time you updated a spreadsheet.
Search Double Holo's catalog by name or set from the Watchlist tool and add any card you own or want. There is no manual data entry or spreadsheet to keep updated.
The card appears right away with its live market price and a grade label (raw or sealed), pulled from real recent sales rather than typed in by hand.
See 1-day, 7-day, and 30-day price change for each card, plus a combined watchlist value with its own trend line across everything you're tracking.
Sentiment, Grading ROI, and a short-term price forecast direction show up as chips on every card, so you know more than just the current price.
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A binder or a spreadsheet only tells you what your Pokemon cards were worth the last time you sat down and updated it by hand, and card prices move faster than most collectors update a spreadsheet. Double Holo's watchlist is not a full inventory system with quantities, purchase cost, and storage locations. It is a live list of the specific cards you own or want, each one showing its actual current market price instead of a number you typed in months ago.
You build it by searching Double Holo's catalog and adding any card, raw or sealed, whether you already own it or you're deciding whether to buy. Every entry tracks that card's live market price, built from real recent sales rather than a listed asking price. A watched entry follows the card itself rather than one specific graded slab, so to check what that same card is worth in a particular grading company and grade, you open its Market Data view and switch the grade context there.
Above your list, Double Holo adds up the current price of everything you're tracking into a single watchlist value, with its own trend chart and a percentage move over the last day, week, or month. That is a fast read on which direction your tracked cards are heading as a group, not a full portfolio total: each card counts once toward that number no matter how many physical copies you actually own, since the watchlist tracks cards, not quantities.
Each card also carries signals a static list can't produce on its own: community sentiment from the last week of chatter, a Grading ROI percentage comparing that raw card's value to what a graded copy sells for after fees, and a short-term price forecast direction. You can also turn on a bell per card to get notified when it moves; Double Holo's dedicated price alerts page covers exactly how those notifications work across plans.
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Everything in Essentials, plus pro alerts and reduced fees.
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Everything in Essentials, plus:
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No, the watchlist that powers it is included with any paid Double Holo plan, Essentials or Growth, not the free tier. Annual plans start with a free trial, so you can try it before you commit.
Search the catalog by name or set from the Watchlist tool and select a card from the results to add it. There is no manual data entry or scanning step. Add cards you already own or ones you're deciding whether to buy.
It shows a watchlist value: the combined current market price of every card you're tracking, plus how that total has moved over the last day, week, or month. Each card counts once toward that number regardless of how many physical copies you own, so it's a snapshot of what the cards you're watching are worth, not a quantity-weighted inventory total.
A watchlist entry tracks the card itself at its live raw or sealed market price, not one specific slab. To check what that card is worth in a particular grading company and grade, open its Market Data view from the watchlist and switch the grade context there; the card's Grading ROI chip also compares its raw price to a graded price for you.
A spreadsheet or binder value is only as current as the last time you typed in a number. The watchlist's prices come from real recent sales and update automatically, and every card shows sentiment, Grading ROI, and forecast signals a private spreadsheet has no way to generate.
Yes. Toggle the bell on any watchlist card to track it for alerts. See the Pokemon card price alerts page for exactly how alert timing works on Essentials versus Growth.
Add the cards you own or want to your watchlist and get live prices, a combined value trend, and grading and sentiment signals for every one, included with any paid Double Holo plan.