Riftbound Card Prices
What every Riftbound card sells for on TCGplayer, Cardmarket and CardTrader, refreshed every day, in your currency.
Open any card and you see its price at each store, by language on CardTrader, and how it moved week by week since its first price. Every card price and its history are free.
How much is this card worth?
Every card in Aethos carries its price, wherever it shows up: in the card list, in your binders, in a deck, and the moment the scanner reads it.
- Three stores side by side. TCGplayer's market price, Cardmarket's price guide and CardTrader's market and lowest listing, each with a link to the card on that store.
- By language. CardTrader prices Chinese and English copies apart, so you can see what your language sells for.
- Your currency. Dollars, euros, pounds and about 70 more.
- Refreshed every day, with the date the prices are from.
- Every set, from Origins to Radiance, with foils and alt arts priced as their own printings.
Where a price has been, week by week.
Under every card's prices sits its history: weekly candles once there are two weeks of prices, green weeks up and red weeks down, a plain line before that. Switch between 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y and ALL, and between the three stores.
- Candles
- Open, close, high and low for every week
- Periods
- 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y and ALL
- Since
- The first day each printing had a price
- Free
- Like every card price
The chart always says where its numbers come from: the store, the finish and the first day that printing has a price. Aethos shows what cards have sold for. It never tells you what to buy or sell.
What your collection is worth, and how it moved.
Aethos knows every copy you own, so it can add them up. The value screen shows your cards today at each day's prices going back a year, what they were worth one, two and three months ago, and your most valuable cards.
Every single card price and its history are free. The collection's total value, its line over time, your most valuable cards and how your cards moved since you added them come with the full chronicle, $3.99 a month or $39.99 once.
Questions
Is there a Riftbound price checker app?
Yes. Riftbound Counter: Aethos shows every Riftbound card's price from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and CardTrader, refreshed daily and shown in your own currency, with a link to each store. Every card price is free, on iPhone, iPad and Android.
How do I check Riftbound card prices?
Search the card in Aethos, or scan it with the phone camera, and open it. The card shows TCGplayer's market price, Cardmarket's price guide and CardTrader's market and lowest listing, with the date the prices are from.
Does Aethos show Riftbound price history?
Yes. Every card has a price history chart: weekly candles once there are two weeks of prices, with 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y and ALL periods, for each store. It starts on the first day that printing had a price, and it is free.
Which stores do the prices come from?
TCGplayer (market price, in dollars), Cardmarket (price guide, in euros, all languages together) and CardTrader (market and lowest listing, by language). They are refreshed every day and converted to your currency.
Are Riftbound prices shown in my currency?
Yes. Prices can be shown in dollars, euros, pounds and about 70 more currencies.
Can I see Chinese Riftbound card prices?
Yes, from CardTrader, which prices Chinese and English copies separately. Each card shows the market price, the lowest listing and how many sellers there are for each language.
How do I see what my Riftbound collection is worth?
Add your cards to Aethos by scanning or importing them. The value screen adds up every copy at today's prices and shows how that value moved over the past year, plus your most valuable cards. The collection's total value is part of the full chronicle; single card prices stay free.
What are my most valuable Riftbound cards?
Aethos lists the cards you own from the most valuable down, with each card's change this week, on the collection value screen. That list comes with the full chronicle.
Does Aethos tell me which Riftbound cards to buy or sell?
No. Aethos shows what cards sell for and how their prices moved. It never suggests what to buy, sell or hold.
Prices are one part of it.
The same app scans your cards, files every copy where it lives, shares your spares as a trade link, and builds decks with the cost to finish.
Every card, priced daily.
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