PriceSnap
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PriceSnap is a free app to find the value of items from a photo. Download it on Google Play for Android, or start scanning straight from your browser with nothing to install. Snap a picture, and the AI identifies the item and prices it against live market comps.
Free to download on Android · Works in any browser · iPhone app coming soon

Cards, sneakers, watches, coins, electronics, antiques — if it has a resale market, the app can put a number on it.
Android is available now. The iPhone app is still on the way, and the browser version works everywhere in the meantime.
The full app on Google Play: camera and barcode scanning, saved history and collections, grocery tools, price watches, and push price alerts.
Get it on Google PlayThe iOS app is not available to download yet. Until it is, PriceSnap runs fully in Safari and can be added to your home screen. Push alerts are not part of the iPhone release.
Not on the App Store yet
No download and no account needed to scan. Works on iPhone, Android, and desktop, and installs to your home screen as a web app if you want the icon.
Scan an item nowFrom photo to price in one flow. No keyword guessing, no flipping between marketplace tabs.
Point your camera at the item — or scan its barcode, or upload a photo you already have. Labels, tags, model numbers, and condition details all help.
PriceSnap recognizes the exact item: brand, model, edition, set number, and the variant details that change the price.
The app pulls comparable listings from across the web so the estimate reflects what buyers are actually paying right now.
You get a realistic value range, condition notes, source links you can open yourself, and seller-ready pricing guidance — not one overconfident number.
Everything the web version does, plus the things a native app is better at — the camera, saved work on your phone, and alerts.
Scan an item with the camera, read a barcode, or type what you have. Receipts and shopping lists can be scanned too.
Every valuation comes with comparable listings and source links, so you can open the evidence rather than trust a number.
Sign in to keep your results, add notes and tags, group items into collections, and create share links you control.
Compare a product, extract a receipt or shopping list, and organize a basket plan alongside your item checks.
Save a watch and PriceSnap rechecks it on a schedule in the background, so you can review what moved without searching again.
The Android app can send a push notification when a watch check finds a change. Push is not part of the iPhone release.
Share your location only if you want local currency and marketplaces — manual place search works just as well.
Your account and the data PriceSnap controls can be permanently deleted in-app after you reauthenticate.
The universal scanner handles almost anything, and specialist checkers are tuned for categories where edition marks, set numbers, and condition details drive the price.
Most apps make you type a description and guess at the right keywords. PriceSnap starts from a photo, so it can catch the edition marks, model numbers, and condition details a text search misses.
Instead of a static price database that goes stale, PriceSnap checks comparable listings across the web at the moment you scan, so the estimate reflects the current market.
The browser version runs the same checks with no download and no account, so you can see a real result first and install the Android app only if you want it on your home screen.
PriceSnap is free on Google Play and does not require a subscription. The browser version also works without a download or account.
Yes. PriceSnap is a free app that tells you how much something is worth from a photo. Take a picture of the item, and the AI identifies it, checks comparable listings across the web, and gives you a value range with selling guidance. It is free to download on Google Play for Android, and it also runs in any browser with no download at all.
Yes. The Android app is live on Google Play under the package ai.pricesnap.app, and it is free to download. It covers photo, barcode, and manual item checks, saved history and collections, grocery basket and receipt tools, and price watches.
Not yet — the iPhone app is coming soon and is not available to download today. In the meantime, PriceSnap works fully in Safari on iPhone and iPad, and you can add it to your home screen for an app icon and a full-screen experience.
No. Downloading is optional. PriceSnap runs in Safari, Chrome, or any modern browser, so you can scan an item without installing anything. The Android app is there if you want the camera, saved history, and price alerts in a native app on your phone.
Price watches recheck in the background on a schedule and you can review the results whenever you open PriceSnap. Push notifications for those changes are available on Android and in supported browsers. Push is not part of the iPhone release.
PriceSnap gives a market-backed range built from comparable listings, not a single guessed number. Accuracy depends on how clearly the photo shows the exact item and its condition — model numbers, tags, set numbers, and visible wear all sharpen the result. For expensive or insured items, treat the estimate as a strong research starting point rather than a formal appraisal.
Yes. PriceSnap is an installable web app (PWA). On iPhone, open it in Safari, tap Share, then "Add to Home Screen". On Android you can do the same in Chrome, though the Google Play app is the better option on that platform.
Almost anything with a resale market: trading cards, sneakers, watches, coins, Funko Pops, designer bags, electronics, antiques, vinyl records, comic books, jewelry, vintage toys, and general household items. Specialist checkers handle the categories where edition and condition details matter most.
Download PriceSnap free on Google Play, or take a photo in your browser and get a value range with live market comps in under a minute.
iPhone app coming soon.