Demand Finder
The US cards RiftCompare visitors are actually searching for and opening right now — raw demand, not a derived buy signal. Searches are the purest signal; views are broader.
| # | Card | Searches | Views | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 32 | 193 | US$19.99 |
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See the top 25 by searches and by views, with 7-day, 30-day and all-time windows — not just the top pick.
How Demand Finder works
What is Demand Finder?
A leaderboard of the Riftbound cards RiftCompare visitors are actually searching for and opening, ranked by real traffic — not a derived buy signal. Searches (typed into the search box) are the purest demand metric; views (any card page open) are broader.
How is this different from Rising Cards?
Rising Cards blends demand with price-timing into one composite score built to flag cards that haven't re-rated yet — a card with huge demand that already spiked scores lower there. Demand Finder is the unblended number: whatever is getting searched and viewed most, full stop, with no price-timing filter applied.
What do the time windows mean?
Searches and views are cumulative counters, so a window (7d/30d) is measured against a daily snapshot — the activity that accrued since then. All time is the running total since the card was added. If a window can't be measured yet (not enough snapshot history), the list falls back to all time and says so.
Does high demand mean a card's price will rise?
Not by itself — that is exactly the gap Rising Cards' price-timing component exists to fill. A card can be heavily searched because everyone already owns it, or because it just spiked and people are checking the damage. Treat Demand Finder as raw interest, not a prediction.