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Every RiftCompare tool in one place. Price-check a card, work out whether a box is worth ripping, and build or price decks for less — most need no sign-up at all. A free account adds a watchlist of up to 10 cards, a portfolio of up to 50 and the top 3 of each deal list; Plus lifts those limits and shows every deal with no ads, and Premium works out the cheapest way to buy a whole want-list.

The price tools here run on the same data as the rest of RiftCompare: the prices our twice-daily import reads from stores, eBay and marketplaces in six markets — Australia, the US, the UK, Singapore, Canada and the EU. Each answers one question: what a card or a whole list costs, whether a box is worth opening, whether a trade is fair, or what you keep after selling.

A price is an item price unless a tool says otherwise; Best Basket is the one that prices whole orders with each store's measured postage. None of them forecasts where a price will go. Best Basket, worked through and box EV: rip or buy singles? show two of them in use.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the RiftCompare tools free?

Most of them. The box EV calculator, deck builder and list pricer, trade calculator and sealed prices need no account at all. Deal Finder and Rising Cards show nothing when you're signed out, the top 3 with a free account, and every row with Plus, which is also ad-free. Best Basket shows your own list's delivered total with a free account; the store-by-store plan is part of Premium. Demand Finder shows everyone the top 10 most searched cards of the week; its full most-searched and most-viewed lists are part of Premium.

What does the Deal Finder do?

It lists every Riftbound card a real store or eBay is selling for less than TCGplayer's US market price, converted into your currency and ranked by how far below it is. That is its Underpriced vs TCGplayer tab, which you can filter by store, and with Plus narrow to only the cards on your watchlist or in your binder. Two more tabs compare against eBay: Cheapest on eBay, free for everyone, and Underpriced vs eBay. Signed out the two Underpriced lists show nothing, a free account sees the top 3 of each, and Plus shows every row.

Do I need an account to use RiftCompare tools?

Not for most of them. Browsing, comparing prices and running the calculators need no account. A free account adds a watchlist of up to 10 cards with weekly new-low alerts, a portfolio of up to 50 cards with a set checklist of what each set is missing, the top 3 of Deal Finder and Rising Cards, and your own Best Basket total. Plus adds an unlimited watchlist and portfolio (a whole set fits), every row of both lists, target-price alerts, sealed watches on up to 10 products (an email when a box is back in stock or at RRP) and an ad-free site; Premium adds a deck price watch (a saved list re-priced delivered after every update, up to 10 lists), Best Basket's store-by-store plan (at the minimum condition you set, and for the rest of a set), Buy this list and the full Demand Finder.

Which Riftbound tool should I use to buy a whole decklist?

Best Basket. It searches store combinations for the lowest total including postage, and with Premium shows the best one-store and two-store orders beside it. Any signed-in account sees its own delivered total, and can skip the copies it already owns; Premium shows which store to buy each card from.

Is a Riftbound booster box worth opening?

Use the box EV calculator: it compares a sealed box's live price against the expected value of its pulls at current singles prices. As a rule, buying the singles you actually want is cheaper than opening product for them.

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