Riftbound price alerts & watchlists
In short
A watchlist is a list of Riftbound cards you want; a price alert is an email when one of them reaches the price you set. Both are free. The trigger is the lowest live in-stock price across every store and marketplace we track for your market — shipping included — so an alert means the card is genuinely buyable at that number, not that one listing looks cheap before postage.
How to set one up
- 1Find the exact printing
Search the card database by collector number, not just name — a Signature and a standard print of the same champion are different cards at very different prices. The variant glossary explains how to tell them apart.
- 2Add it to your watchlist
Tap the watch button on the card tile or card page. The card joins your list with its current lowest price.
- 3Set the number you'd actually pay
Not the number you wish it were. Check the daily movers first — if the card just spiked, the sensible target is where it was last week, not today.
- 4Let it come to you
You'll be emailed when the lowest live total — shipping included — reaches your price. No refreshing, no five tabs.
Watchlist, portfolio or alert?
| Feature | What it's for | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Watchlist | Cards you want to buy | Any card tile |
| Price alert | Being emailed when one hits your number | The watch button, with a target price |
| Portfolio | Valuing the cards you already own | /portfolio |
Frequently asked questions
How do I set a price alert for a Riftbound card?
Open the card's page or its quick view, tap the watch button, and enter the price you want to be told about. You'll get an email when the lowest live price in your market reaches it.
Do price alerts cost anything?
No. Watchlists and price alerts are free and need only an account so we have somewhere to send the notification.
Which price triggers the alert?
The lowest live in-stock price across every store and marketplace tracked for your market, including shipping — the same number the comparison shows.
How often are prices checked?
Alerts are evaluated after each scheduled price import, so a drop is picked up on the next import rather than instantly. Riftbound reprices over days, not seconds, so that is the right resolution for buying decisions.
Can I track cards I already own instead?
Yes — that's the portfolio. A watchlist is for cards you want; the portfolio values the cards you have.
Start watching a card
Search the database, tap watch, set your price. Or see what's moving today first.