Market
What this surface is
Market is the single workspace for everything that involves acquiring or disposing of cards: what your decks are missing, what a card costs, what you have staged to buy, what orders are open, what you could sell, and what a proposed trade is worth.
The page header reads Acquisition / Market — “Plan buying, selling, trading, and price watches in one workspace.” DeckScope does not execute purchases and carries no affiliate links; see Data sources and affiliation.
Where to find it in the app
Sidebar → Collection → Market, which routes to /market.
/acquisition is a second path that mounts the exact same view. Both are live;
neither redirects to the other.
Tabs
Three tabs sit in the tab strip, two more are dropdowns, and Trade is a plain tab button. The default tab on a cold load is Coverage.
| Tab | Tab id (?tab=) | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | coverage | Konami-set coverage of your collection |
| Missing | bottlenecks | Cards your target decks are short of |
| Price Watch | price_watch | Cards you are tracking a price on |
| Buy ▾ | buy | Dropdown — Buylists, Orders |
| Sell ▾ | sell | Dropdown — Sales, Sales Candidates, On Sale |
| Trade | trade | Trade evaluator |
Sub-tabs
The two dropdown tabs take a second query parameter, ?subtab=.
| Parent tab | Sub-tab label | ?subtab= value |
|---|---|---|
| Buy | Buylists | buylists |
| Buy | Orders | orders |
| Sell | Sales | sales |
| Sell | Sales Candidates | candidates |
| Sell | On Sale | on_sale |
Buy defaults to Buylists; Sell defaults to Sales.
Deep-linking
/market?tab=<tab> selects a tab. /market?tab=buy&subtab=orders selects a tab
and its sub-tab. Two legacy forms are still honoured:
?tab=buylists— resolves to the Buy tab, Buylists sub-tab?tab=buywith nosubtab— resolves to the Buy tab, Buylists sub-tab
An unrecognised tab value is ignored and the view stays on Coverage rather
than rendering an empty shell.
View modes
Coverage, Sell, Price Watch and Buylists each remember their own view mode (list / thumbnail / gallery) independently, so switching to thumbnails on Buylists does not change how Coverage renders. Missing defaults to list; the other four default to thumbnail.
Related workflows
Related references
- Acquisition — the buy-planning model behind the Missing tab
- Inventory — where availability comes from
- Readiness — the evaluation surface Missing was split out of
- Data sources and affiliation — where prices come from