Upgrade planner: which cards fund a signing
You put in three numbers about the purchase — balance, the price of the card you want, and the coins you want left afterwards — plus one row per spare card: what quick sell offers, and what you would list it at.
It returns the coins still needed, a plan that uses only quick sell (money today), a plan that also uses listings (money after a buyer appears), and the listing price a card needs to reach to be worth it after the tax.
Open the upgrade planner.
Fan tracker: how many wins to the gate
You put in your fan count, the gate you are aiming at, and the fans a win seems to add. It returns the wins still needed and what your counter will read afterwards.
The defaults are the observations from a recorded session: about 31 fans per win against a gate described as 200+. Both are editable, because neither is a published rule — if your own screen says 28 fans, type 28.
Open the fan tracker.
What these tools will not do
- They do not fetch live market prices; you type what your screen shows.
- They do not predict whether a listed card sells.
- They do not convert the second currency in the top bar, because its name and source are not documented in our material.
- They do not judge the signing itself. That is the trading guide.
Both calculators run entirely in the browser; nothing you type leaves the page.