Disney pin trading

Know which pin
to trade for
before you ask.

Point your phone at a board — a lanyard, a cork board, a cast member's bag. PinTraderPro finds every pin on it and ranks which are actually worth trading for. It runs on your device, so it works in a queue on one bar of signal.

Free to try · no card to start · works offline after the first load

A Disney pin trader bag with eight pins, each outlined by the app as it is detected
Point at the board
Pick this one — The only shape on this board with no match elsewhere on it

A real scan, replayed. Our own photograph, and the outlines are the segmentation masks the shipping model actually produced for it — pin shapes, not boxes. The result is the one we measure on this board: 8 of 8 found. The little names are our shorthand for this photo, not catalogue identifications.

56,076pins in the catalog
8 of 8found on the board above
0requests on a warm load
37 mscold boot, fully offline

Three steps, about ten seconds

No typing, no pin numbers, no scrolling a database while somebody waits on you.

Point and shoot

Hold your phone up to the board and take one photo. Get close — arm's length beats across-the-table, and the app tells you when you're too far.

It finds the pins

Every pin is detected and cut out individually, right on your phone. The photo is never uploaded.

It tells you which, and why

You get the pins worth trading for, in order, each with its reason — how scarce its production format is across the catalog, and whether it's already yours. When nothing on the board genuinely stands out, it says that instead of picking one.

“Most pins are the same over and over, and any non-repeated pin is most likely the best to trade.”

— the insight the whole app is built on

That is why this works. The hard problem isn't naming all hundred thousand Disney pins — it's spotting the one on the board that nothing else matches. PinTraderPro is built to answer which pin, not to show off that it knows every name. When it isn't sure of a name, it says so instead of guessing.

Everything a trader actually needs

Built with people who trade at the parks, not from a spec.

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Sunny mode

Outdoor screens wash out and you're standing in full Florida sun. One tap gives you a black-and-gold, huge-type view you can actually read at arm's length, one-handed.

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A 56,000-pin catalog

Search by name, series or park. Track your sets, see exactly what you're missing, and flag the ones you're hunting.

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Online pin lookup

Found something the catalog has never seen? A grounded web search identifies it and cites its sources — and tells you plainly when it isn't sure.

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Your collection, your privacy

Keep pins private, or make them public so traders can see what you have. Per pin, not all-or-nothing.

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Works with no signal

The whole catalog lives on your phone after the first load. Parks have terrible reception; the app doesn't care.

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Board alerts

Get told when a pin you're hunting turns up on a board near you — on your phone, or on your watch.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when it's already paid for itself in one good trade.

Free

$0

  • Scan boards and rank pins
  • Full 56,000-pin catalog
  • A starter collection size
  • Works offline
Create account

Pro — monthly

$4.99 / month

  • Unlimited collection
  • Online pin lookup
  • Board alerts, phone and watch
  • Marketplace access as it opens
Go Pro

Pro — yearly

$39.99 / year

  • Everything in Pro
  • Two months free
  • One charge a year
Go yearly

Bring a friend, get three months. Invite someone with your link. When they become a paying subscriber, three months go on your account — free, automatically, however many friends you bring.

Ready for your next park day?

Set it up tonight. Use it in line tomorrow.

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