Alternatives

GoCollect alternatives

GoCollect is an online price guide with fair market values for professionally graded collectibles, and a collection tool on top of it.

If it is not the right fit for your longbox, here are 6 other apps that track comics. We make Comicade, so it is first. Every claim about another app links the page we read it on.

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The apps

Apps to use instead of GoCollect

  1. 1. Comicade

    We make this one

    Best for: Collectors who run a weekly pull list and want to see what Wednesday costs.

    Comicade is a comic catalog, pull list and collection tracker on the web. Pull a run once and every new issue lands on your weekly pull list with its price, FOC date and variant covers.

  2. 2. League of Comic Geeks

    Best for: Collectors who want a big community, reviews and native phone apps.

    League of Comic Geeks is a comic community and collection tracker on the web, iPhone and Android. It has a pull list, weekly new releases with FOC information, and a free tier with unlimited collection management.

  3. 3. CLZ Comics

    Best for: Collectors who scan whole longboxes with a phone camera.

    CLZ Comics from Collectorz.com is a paid comic database app for phones and tablets, with a web app for your computer. It has a weekly new releases tab with a pull list, and comic values through a CovrPrice add-on.

  4. 4. Key Collector Comics

    Best for: Collectors who hunt key issues and want to know what a book sells for.

    Key Collector Comics is a comic price guide and free collection manager built around key issues: first appearances, origins and other books that move the market. It runs on iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.

  5. 5. ComicBase

    Best for: Collectors with big collections who want desktop software and built-in price data.

    ComicBase from Human Computing is collection software with built-in listings and market prices. It runs as Windows desktop software, a mobile app for iOS and Android, and ComicBase Web in the browser.

  6. 6. CovrPrice

    Best for: Collectors and speculators who want raw and graded values from real sales.

    CovrPrice is a comic price guide and collection tool built on actual sales of raw and graded comics, with weekly new release information and FOC articles.

Side by side

GoCollect and the alternatives

GoCollect and its alternatives, feature by feature
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Where it runs

The website.

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Web app for phone, tablet and computer. Install it from the browser. Your collection syncs across every device.

Website, iPhone, iPad and Android apps, with no limit on devices.

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CLZ Comics Mobile for iOS and Android. CLZ Comics Web runs in the browser on Windows and macOS.

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iPhone, iPad and Android apps, and the website.

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Windows desktop software, a mobile app for iOS and Android, and ComicBase Web in the browser on a Mac, a PC, Linux or a Chromebook.

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The website. Premium members also see CovrPrice values in the CLZ Comics app and website.

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Price

Free account with limited access. Pro is $9 a month or $89 a year. Enterprise has custom pricing.

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Free account with no card: 100 collected issues, 100 reads, 25 wishlist picks and no cap on the pull list. Lifetime removes the caps for $57, one payment.

Free tier with unlimited collection management. PRO is $1.90 a month or $19.00 a year. PATRON is $49.00 a year. Paid plans have a 7-day free trial.

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No free plan. The app costs US $1.99 a month or US $19.99 a year, with a free 7-day trial. CLZ Comics Web is a separate subscription.

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Free to add as many comics as you want. Premium is $3.99 a month or $39.99 a year.

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ComicBase Free handles up to 500 comics. Paid editions are one-time purchases with a free year of price and issue updates: Express $69.95, Professional $159.95, Archive editions from $249.95.

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Basic is free with a 50-comic collection. Standard is $4.95 a month with a 100-comic collection. Premium is $8.95 a month or $89.95 a year.

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Pull list and new releases

Not stated on their site.

Yes. Pull a run and every new issue lands on your pull list the week it ships, with the cover price and your monthly spend.

Yes. Pull all future issues of a series, a creator or one issue, with a weekly new releases list and weekly reminders.

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Yes. Put a series on your pull list, and the weekly NCBD tab shows what comes out from those series.

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Yes. A weekly new releases list and a weekly pull list that you can email as a spreadsheet.

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Weekly new release information on every plan. A pull list is not stated.

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FOC dates

Not stated on their site.

Yes. A weekly FOC list, and the FOC date on every upcoming issue.

Yes. Final Order Cutoff information, and new releases you can browse by FOC.

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Final Order Cutoff (FOC) articles on every plan.

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Variant covers

Yes. Each variant cover has its own item page.

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Yes. Every variant cover has its own page with the cover name, the incentive ratio and the cover artist.

Yes. Every variant cover has its own page that you can pull, own, read or want.

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Yes. Issues with variants show as a stack, and you link each comic to its exact variant.

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Yes, as separate listings. A variant joins the database when it has a history of sales for $25 or more, ungraded.

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Yes. Variants, multiple printings and CGC-graded comics.

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Yes. Variant lists, a Top Variants section and a Variants filter on new releases.

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Barcode scanning

No barcode scanner is stated. Photo search works for CGC-graded comics, and you can look up a certification number.

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Yes. Scan the barcode with your phone camera, including the five-digit add-on.

Yes. Scan UPC and ISBN barcodes with your device camera, or use the cover scanner.

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Yes. The mobile app has a built-in camera barcode scanner. On the web, use the free CLZ Scanner app.

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No barcode scanner is stated. Premium Cover Image Search identifies a comic from a photo.

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Yes. Barcode entry on the desktop editions, and barcode scanning with the phone camera in the mobile app.

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Import

Not stated on their site.

A CSV or Excel file with a UPC or ISBN on each row, or a CLZ Comics XML export.

Yes. The site says that you can import your comics from anywhere and edit your data in Excel. It does not name the formats.

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Yes. Import a text or CSV file with the CLZ Cloud import tool.

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Not stated on their site.

Text files and spreadsheets on Professional and up, and a direct import from CLZ.

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On Premium, by request. Email a CSV export from CLZ, and the team imports it in 1 to 3 business days.

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Export

Yes. Download your list data on every plan.

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Yes. Your whole collection as an Excel (.xlsx) file.

Yes, for backup. PATRON adds an export with pricing and valuation (beta).

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Yes. Export to CSV or TXT from the CLZ Cloud website. The mobile app does not export directly.

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Yes. Export your collection to CSV or a spreadsheet.

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Text files and spreadsheets on Professional and up. ComicBase Web exports whenever you want.

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By request. Email the team, and they send a CSV file in 1 to 3 business days. Export with values is on Premium (Annual).

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Collection value

Yes. Fair market value, price trends, sales volume and sales history for graded comics.

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No market values. Comicade tracks what you paid and what you spend each month.

Recent sales history on issue pages. Estimated raw or graded values inside your collection are a PRO feature.

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Raw and slabbed values from CovrPrice, as an optional add-on at about US $90 a year.

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Yes. LOW, MID and HIGH values for ungraded books from secondary market sales. Graded pricing is a Premium feature.

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Yes. Built-in prices from market sales on Atomic Avenue and Heritage auctions, and an automatic collection value.

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Yes. Fair market values for raw and graded comics from actual sales, with value trends.

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Ads

Not stated on their site.

No ads on any account.

PRO hides all third-party ads on the website and in the official apps.

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Not stated on their site.

The store listings call the app ad-free.

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