CardEntry and its alternatives compared

If you list a lot of cards on Cardmarket, you want a tool that takes the data entry off your hands. Five of them are side by side here. They do not all solve the same task: some manage a collection, others prepare a sale. CardEntry belongs to the second group and aims to save you time when listing. The table also shows where the others can do more.

The five tools in one table

The details on ManaBox, Delver Lens, NeoSatoshi and TCG Actana come from their own websites and app store listings as of 23 September 2026. Where a maker does not state something, the table says “not stated”. That does not mean the feature is missing.

Comparison of CardEntry, ManaBox, Delver Lens, NeoSatoshi and TCG Actana by games, platform, price, export and bulk capture
Criterion	CardEntry	ManaBox	Delver Lens	NeoSatoshi	TCG Actana
Card games	Magic, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana, Riftbound, Digimon, Flesh and Blood, Star Wars: Unlimited, Gundam, Cyberpunk, Weiss Schwarz, Vanguard, Force of Will, Final Fantasy, Dragon Ball Super	Magic	Magic; Pokémon in the separate app Poke Delver	Pokémon, One Piece	Magic, Riftbound, Pokémon (beta), One Piece (beta); no Yu-Gi-Oh!
Platform	Browser, on a computer and on a phone	App for iOS and Android	App for Android; iOS and PC in beta via the web app	Browser	Desktop program for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon)
Free	500 credits on sign-up, one credit per card image	App is free, collection and decks without a subscription	Free, export up to 105 cards	50 scans a month, 10 free scans a day	250 test cards once per account
Price	0.2 to 0.33 cents per card, packs from €9.99 for 3,000 images, no subscription, credits do not expire	Pro for $2.49 a month or $22.99 a year (US App Store)	Pro for $4 a month	Plans from $15 a month for 1,000 scans	€14.90 a month with no card cap, cancel monthly
File for TCG PowerTools or Cardmarket	CSV for TCG PowerTools, one file per card game	CSV of the collection; the maker does not state a format for TCG PowerTools or Cardmarket	CSV with the Cardmarket product ID; the maker does not state a format for TCG PowerTools	CSV for TCG PowerTools	CSV for TCG PowerTools, one file per card game
List directly on Cardmarket	No, the route goes through TCG PowerTools	not stated	not stated	No, the route goes through TCG PowerTools	No, the program uploads nothing to Cardmarket itself
Many cards at once	Upload many images at once or use camera mode on a phone	Camera scanner in the app	Fast Scan with the camera	Up to 20 cards in one photo, binder pages too	Image files in batches, also automatically from the scanner folder; no live camera
Other sales channels	—	not stated	not stated	eBay and Shopify, as a file or directly (Business plan and up)	TCGplayer (experimental); eBay, Shopify and ManaPool on request
Collection management	No	Yes, with binders, lists and decks	Yes	not stated	not stated
Offline	No	Card search offline	Yes, according to the maker	not stated	not stated

Where the others are ahead

CardEntry cannot do everything the others can. These points speak for them:

ManaBox and Delver Lens manage a collection with lists, binders and decks. CardEntry has no collection management.
ManaBox and Delver Lens are phone apps. ManaBox searches cards offline, and Delver states offline use explicitly. CardEntry needs a connection.
ManaBox works for collection and decks without a subscription, Delver Lens exports up to 105 cards for free, and NeoSatoshi gives free scans every day. CardEntry gives 500 credits once when you sign up.
NeoSatoshi recognises up to 20 cards in one photo and whole binder pages. It also covers eBay and Shopify as sales channels.
TCG Actana picks up image files from a scanner folder automatically and costs a fixed monthly amount with no card cap.

Where CardEntry fits

CardEntry is built for the step before listing: photograph the stack or upload scans, confirm the matched version, download the file for TCG PowerTools. It runs in the browser on a computer or a phone, with nothing to install.

Nine games, including Yu-Gi-Oh!, which none of the other four supports. Mixed stacks are split by game on export.
The export only unlocks once every card is approved.
No subscription: you buy credits when a stack is due, and they do not expire.

What you need besides CardEntry

CardEntry does not write anything to Cardmarket itself. The file goes into your stock through TCG PowerTools. Importing works there on the free version too, capped at 50 new changes a day. If you list more per day or want automatic pricing, you need a paid subscription there.

Details on ManaBox, Delver Lens, NeoSatoshi and TCG Actana follow their own websites and app store listings as of 23 September 2026. Prices in US dollars are shown as the makers list them. Features and prices change; when in doubt, the maker’s page applies, not this one. CardEntry has no business relationship with any of the named providers, nor with Cardmarket or TCG PowerTools.

Try the capture part.

Process 500 card images for free. No subscription, no credit card. You see the finished file before you commit to anything else.