Pointless app
NOT PulseTCG
Subscription…
good app but the pay wall
NOT PULSE TCG
Pay wall
Prices on scans all over the place
Subscriptions cost
A little too expensive for regular collectors
Response from developer
Thanks for the honest feedback! We understand price matters. Cardemon has ongoing backend, data, and infrastructure costs, but we’ve just reduced our pricing to make it more affordable for collectors. ❤️
Too pricey
Response from developer
Thanks for the feedback! We know it’s not for everyone, but for collectors who value instant scanning and pricing insights without manually checking eBay sold listings, the time saved can make the subscription worthwhile. We’re always improving the app and its value for collectors.
Pay wall
In response to your reply;
Thank you for replying :) Unfortunately I'm not in a position to pay. I can do everything relevant to me for free on Collectr. I'm a collector/player so not bothered about scanning, checking sales constantly etc. I just use it for my collections
Response from developer
We've brought the weekly price down to £5.99, and the annual plan works out at under £1.35 a week. Would appreciate you giving it another try. If there's something specific Collectr does better, I'd genuinely like to hear it.
My personal experience!!!
subscription which you have to pay weekly otherwise you basically can’t access any basic features tested it out for 30 minutes and you literally can’t use anything without paying £10 a week or £70 for a year I would rather use eBay last comps for pricing instead of sketchy app that makes you pay over £10 a week just to use basic features
Response from developer
Thanks for taking the time to write this — the criticism landed. You're right that £10 a week was too much. We've reduced it to £5.99, and the annual plan is under £1.35 a week. On the pricing data: it comes from popular marketplaces price and live eBay listings, and we're adding listing counts so you can see how many sales a price is based on rather than taking our word for it. If a number ever looks wrong, please tell us — that's the part we care most about getting right. Sorry the first experience was a poor one.
