Double Holo vs Eyevo TCG: the closest comparison on the board
Eyevo is the competitor that takes pricing most seriously — eBay sold prices, graded-card tracking across six companies, deep variant coverage. Which makes this the most useful comparison to read: when two apps agree on philosophy, the differences that remain are the ones that actually separate them. Compiled from each product's published materials.
Double Holo remains the pick for anyone transacting: a published 0.44-second identification speed, three price sources side by side (eBay sold, live listings, TCGplayer) rather than sold prices alone, recognition at a distance through scratched cases, an in-app vendor case workflow, and a built-in marketplace — free to get started, on the deepest set, pricing, and analytics data in the industry. Eyevo is a genuinely well-built scanner-tracker, and its variant and graded-price coverage deserves the respect this page gives it.
At a glance
| Double Holo | Eyevo TCG | |
|---|---|---|
| Price data shown | eBay sold sales + live listings + TCGplayer sales | eBay sold prices; raw and graded side by side |
| Identification speed | 0.44 s measured (under 500 ms) | "Single frame," on-device (no number published) |
| Graded cards | Grade-aware comps; slab scanning | Tracks PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, ACE, TAG prices |
| Variants | Deepest set and variant coverage in the industry | Claims every printing incl. Master Ball, Shadowless, stamps |
| Difficult scans | At a distance, through scratched cases | No distance/through-case claims published |
| Bulk / vendor workflow | Whole-case scanning with per-card comps | No published bulk workflow |
| Marketplace | Built in — scan to sale in one platform | None published |
| Cost | Free to get started | Free with in-app purchases |
Same philosophy, different depth
Credit first: Eyevo's pricing stance — live eBay sold prices, not asking prices — is the right one, and rarer than it should be. The difference is in triangulation. Sold prices alone tell you what happened; sold prices next to live listings and TCGplayer sales tell you what's happening. A card whose sold comps sit at $60 while live listings crowd $45 is telling you something a sold-only view can't — the market is about to reprice, and whichever side of the trade you're on, you want to know first. Double Holo shows all three; that's the analytics layer doing its job on the deepest pricing dataset in the industry.
A number vs. an adjective
Eyevo describes single-frame, on-device identification — a sound architecture — but publishes no measured speed. Double Holo publishes 0.44 seconds and claims it holds at a distance and through scratched cases, the conditions of an actual card show. Both claims belong on a stopwatch: our same-device benchmark series will test them head to head, and this page gets updated with the results, whichever way they fall.
A scanner vs. a platform
The structural difference: Eyevo's published scope ends at scan-and-track. There's no marketplace, no bulk workflow, no vendor story — when it's time to sell, you leave the app. Double Holo is a marketplace with the industry's best scanner attached: scan the card, see the comps, list it, sell it, without switching contexts. For a vendor, the case workflow — every slab in a display identified and comped before you make an offer — has no equivalent in Eyevo's published feature set. That's not a knock on what Eyevo built; it's a difference in what the two products are for.
Scan it. Comp it. Sell it. One platform.
0.44-second scans · eBay sold + live + TCGplayer · free to get started
Verdict, by user
| You are… | Use | Because |
|---|---|---|
| Tracking a graded collection's value | Either | Both take slab pricing seriously; Double Holo adds listing-vs-sold context |
| Buying or selling regularly | Double Holo | Three sources, marketplace built in, scan-to-sale in one app |
| A vendor or show regular | Double Holo | Case scanning at a distance through scratched cases; no published equivalent |
| A variant-hunting collector | Either | Both publish deep variant coverage; the benchmark series will settle accuracy |
FAQ
Is Eyevo TCG good?
By published specs, it's the strongest scanner-tracker among the alternatives — right pricing philosophy, serious variant and graded coverage. The gaps are platform gaps: no marketplace, no vendor workflow, no published speed or distance claims.
Do both use eBay sold prices?
Yes. Double Holo adds live eBay listings and TCGplayer sales alongside them, so you can see the market's direction, not just its past.
Which is free?
Both start free; Eyevo lists in-app purchases, Double Holo is free to get started with comps included.