In its own words: “no condition adjustment, no confidence.”
Dex is a tidy Pokémon tracker. Its published method reprints marketplace prices with no adjustment for condition and no measure of how sure it is.
Where Dex's number comes from
“TCGplayer market primary, Cardmarket trend fallback, hourly refresh.”
- What it is
- Collection app
- What it costs
- Free; paid tier
Where it breaks
- 01
Its methodology page: no condition adjustment, no confidence.
Seven tests. Same for every app.
What a price should be able to tell you — and whether Dex can.
Priced from what sold, not what's listed
Dex: Marketplace prices.
Every condition priced from its own market
Dex: No condition adjustment.
Every grade, raw to gem mint
Dex: None.
Says how sure it is on every price
Dex: None, by its own page.
Every major game at the same depth
Dex: Pokémon.
Shows where the price is heading
Dex: None.
The price itself is free
Dex: Free core.
What you get on Forecast instead.
Condition and confidence are the product
Every game, not one
Switch for free. Stay for the forecast.
Every price is free. Collector and Forecast Pro start with seven days on us.
Forecast Pro
For the move before the market makes it.
$143.88 billed yearly
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Forecast vs
Collectr
A beautiful portfolio, built on someone else's number.
Forecast vs
Ludex
Sports-first scanning, eBay-only pricing.
Sources
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