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LEGO deals today, checked against LEGO’s own price

Shops cut LEGO prices all the time, but the good deals are local and short. BrickStats reads shop prices every day and measures each one against the set’s own LEGO.com price in your country. Here’s how many sets are on sale where you are; the shops and prices are in the app.

How it works

  1. We read the shops every day. Shop prices for LEGO sets, country by country, next to each set’s own price on LEGO.com in that country.
  2. Only real discounts count. A set is on this page when a shop sells it at least 5% under LEGO’s own price there, at a price read in the last three days.
  3. The prices are in the app. Here you see how many sets are on sale and by how much. The shop, today’s price and alerts for the sets you want are in the BrickStats app.

Only real discounts

A deal is only a deal against the right price. BrickStats reads each set’s current price on LEGO.com in your own country and measures every shop offer against that, so a UK deal is compared with the UK price and a German deal with the German one.

Prices that depend on a voucher code, a membership, a loyalty card, cashback or being a new customer are left out. If the price isn’t the price everyone pays at the checkout, it isn’t counted.

Why the deal matters more than you think

Retired LEGO sets are worth a median 1.63× their retail price in BrickStats data. Bought at full price, that’s a 63% gain. Bought 20% off, the same set is a 104% gain, without choosing a better theme or waiting a day longer.

Once a set is on LEGO.com’s retiring-soon list it usually still costs about retail, which makes a discount on it the best price it’s likely to see again. That is exactly when it pays to have someone watching.

Why the prices are in the app

Shop prices move every day, and a price copied off a web page is out of date by the time someone reads it. In the BrickStats app every deal shows its shop and today’s price, next to LEGO’s own.

The app also watches the sets you want: set a deal alert and you hear when one of them drops well under LEGO’s price in your country. The app is free to download.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find the best LEGO deals today?

Shops discount LEGO in sales periods and when clearing sets that are about to retire, and the best prices differ by shop and by country. This page counts the sets a shop sells at least 5% under LEGO’s own price in your country, read in the last three days. The BrickStats app shows the shop and the price.

How does BrickStats decide what counts as a deal?

Against the set’s own current price on LEGO.com in your country, not a made-up “was” price. Offers that need a voucher, a membership, a loyalty card or cashback are left out.

Why doesn’t the website show the prices?

Shop prices change every day. The website shows how many sets are on sale and how big the discounts are; the shop, today’s price and deal alerts for the sets you want are in the BrickStats app.

Which countries are covered?

Every country where BrickStats reads shop prices with at least one deal today is in the country picker on this page, with its own count. More shops and countries are added over time.

Is it worth buying LEGO sets on sale before they retire?

It’s the part of LEGO collecting you control. If a set ends at the median 1.63× retail, buying 20% off turns a 63% gain into 104%. Past results aren’t a forecast, and selling costs typically take 10–20%.

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