Deck Tools

Deck value

What the deck is worth, where proxies sit, and cheaper printings you already own.

Value prices the deck in your active price source. In the app it is Data → Value; in the Studio it is Stats → Value.

  • Total value for the deck as built. Exact printings and finishes count.
  • Main and Sideboard market price, listed apart.
  • Top Contributors — the cards that make up most of the value.
  • Value distribution and 7-Day Movers inside the deck.
  • Cheaper Prints Available in the app, Cheaper prints you own in the Studio — a printing in your binders that costs less than the one in the deck.

In the app on a phone, a tap on a card in Top Contributors, 7-Day Movers or Cheaper Prints Available opens the card quick view.

Proxies are priced apart

A proxy is left out of the total, never folded into it. What your proxies would cost as real cards is shown next to the total as "3 proxies · not included" with the amount.

A card with Tracked turned off still counts toward the value. Only a proxy is excluded.

Two details about the total

  • Deck totals are stamped with the source they were computed in, and switching your price source re-stamps every deck in the same step. You never see a deck total from one source next to a collection total from another. Both show in your display currency when you picked one.
  • Cards your source does not price are counted apart, and the total carries an "N unpriced" note.

What a visitor sees

A visitor to your shared deck page gets the deck's full value, proxies included, because a visitor sees a plain list with no proxy marks at all. As the owner, the same header shows the value without proxies plus "$412.50 in proxies" beside it.

For what each source measures and how to switch, see Price sources.