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Deals lists cards anywhere in the market that are currently cheap relative to their own price history, so you can buy them to resell. Most other Hoard surfaces cover inventory you already own. Deals is a tab in your Buy List, next to Active and Saved.
Deals requires a paid plan. Free accounts see the tab but not the list.

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What qualifies as a deal

Hoard rebuilds the list daily. A card must pass all of the following. The market-price test stops a single lowball listing from registering as a market-wide dip. The decline test excludes cards that are cheap because they are still falling. A card needs at least 10 price points in the 60-day window to qualify. Cards with less price history are skipped.

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Reading the list

Each row shows the current price, the normal price, and the gap between them in dollars and percent. Sort by percent below to rank by relative discount. This favors cheaper cards. Sort by dollar gap to rank by absolute spread. This favors expensive cards. The 10+,10+, 50+, and $200+ chips filter by the card’s normal value, not its current price.

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Buying

Buy links go to TCGplayer. You can send up to 100 cards at once through mass entry. Buy links are TCGplayer affiliate links. Hoard earns a small commission at no cost to you. This is disclosed on the surface.

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Saving a card

Select Save on any row to add the card to your Saved tab.
A card that stops qualifying is removed from Deals on the next daily rebuild. Save any card you want to keep track of.

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Deals compared to Movers

Movers covers cards you own and reports what changed, so you can reprice them. Deals covers the whole market regardless of what you own, so you can buy.