Plynt: Game Collection Value

Plynt: Game Collection Value

Track, rate, price your games

11 ratings
10 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 27, 2026
  • September 12, 2026

Features

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Track, review, and value your entire game collection, from digital libraries to physical cartridges. See your gaming history and collection's worth in one organized place.

✓Log and rate all games
✓Track physical and digital collections
✓See live market values
✓Sync Steam library
✓Build custom game lists
✓View collection stats
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What's New in Plynt

1.3.1

September 12, 2026

YOUR SHELF, ONE LINK Tap the share icon on your profile and Plynt gives you a link — plynt.io/@yourname — that opens your collection, what it's worth, and your recent ratings in any browser — whoever you send it to doesn't need the app. It's the kind of link you put in a bio, and pasting it into Messages, Discord or Instagram shows it as your collection-value card. It's off until you share it. We'll show you exactly what gets published before the first time, and Settings → Public shelf turns it back off — or shows your games without the value, if you'd rather not post the number. ALSO FIXED • Every console a game came out on is now offered. The list stopped at six, so anything past that — Xbox 360 on the LEGO games — couldn't be picked. Thanks to the reviewer who reported it. • A game you searched for and the same game you scanned now file under the same console, instead of splitting your shelf into two groups. Existing items are being tidied up too. • PAL and Japanese discs join the rest of their platform instead of landing on one of their own. • Better matching on regional and re-released titles — PAL and Japanese releases especially, plus Bully, the Yakuza games, Ōkamiden and Café Enchanté. • Missing cover art fills in on its own — Zelda and Pokémon titles especially, and Switch games generally. • The Home feed no longer lets a couple of single adds take up as much room as someone's whole scanning session.

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Subscription plans

Plynt Premium

Unlimited collection, Steam sync, and advanced stats.

$4.991 Month
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User reviews

Potential, but still buggy

I like the concept. Adding games was pretty easy, and there’s some cool stats… but bugs like a constantly loading/bouncing Collection screen made me stop. I’ll check back in to see if/when that gets fixed.

Love it

Easy to use and I can see the value of all my games by scanning them! Great app. I’d love to see more of what other people are logging too

20 item limit, use Gameye for free instead

Great idea for an app and it works well, but 20 item limit before requesting you pay a subscription to keep using it is a huge turn off. A one time payment would be one thing, users can already look up prices and catalogue their collections, free without this app. I found Gameye to be exactly what I wanted, you likely will too. Same service but works better and completely free!
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Response from developer

You were right, and it's fixed. As of version 1.3 the 20-item limit is gone entirely — cataloging and valuing your whole collection is free, however many games you own. Premium is only for tracking how those values move over time. You reviewed 1.2.3, so if you're willing to give it another look, that wall isn't there anymore.

YOU HAVE TO HAVE A MONTHLY SUB TO USE

Only lets you scan 20 games and then asks you to pay for a monthly subscription to be able to scan more. Cool concept but I personally am not paying $5 a month for PriceCharting with a pretty coat

Response from developer

Fair criticism, and thanks for trying it. The hard stop at 20 games was the wrong design and it's gone in the next update: you can catalog your whole collection free, and Premium is what puts a value on the games past your first 20. There's also a 7-day free trial on the annual plan now, so you can see the price history and weekly value alerts before paying anything. If you give it another shot when the update lands, I'd genuinely like to hear how it goes!

Get Plynt !!!

Perfect if you want to know the value of all your games and you can even sell your games on eBay through the app. Super easy to use

FAQ

What is Plynt?

Plynt is an app designed to help gamers log, review, and track their entire game collection. It allows you to see your gaming history and the market value of your physical games all in one place.

Does Plynt have ads?

No, Plynt does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with optional premium features available through subscription.

How much does Plynt Premium cost?

Plynt Premium offers monthly and yearly subscription plans. The monthly plan is $4.99 per month, and the yearly plan is $49.99 per year.

What features are included in the free version of Plynt?

The free version of Plynt allows you to log games, rate and review them, build one custom list, and add up to 5 items to your collection. Steam sync and unlimited logging are premium features.

Can I sync my Steam library with Plynt?

Yes, Plynt offers Steam sync functionality, allowing you to automatically import all your owned games and playtime. This feature is available with a Plynt Premium subscription.

How are game collection values determined in Plynt?

Collection values are estimates derived from PriceCharting market data, updated daily. The app tracks separate prices for loose, complete-in-box, and sealed physical games.

What devices does Plynt support?

Plynt is currently supported on iPhones. Your game library syncs across all your devices when you sign in.

What is the age rating for Plynt?

Plynt has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger gamers and adults alike. The app focuses on organizing and valuing game collections.