Every LEGO set and every price, in one table

Most pages on BrickCompare answer one question: which sets are cheapest this week, which Star Wars sets are on offer, what can you get for under £50. They are quick to read, but you only get the question we chose. The LEGO price list lets you ask your own.

It is every set we track in a single table: over 1,200 of them, with today's price at every retailer we check. Filter it, sort it and choose the columns, and it updates as you go.

What each row tells you

• RRP, LEGO's own price, and the best price we can find today, with the retailer underneath.
• The % off and the saving in pounds, both against RRP.
• Price per piece, the quickest way to compare value between a small set and a big one.
• The price at each retailer in its own column: Amazon UK, Hamleys and LEGO.com by default, with Amazon France and Germany a click away. Click a price to go straight to that retailer.
• The 12-month range: a thin bar from the lowest price we have recorded to the highest, with a tick for today. Left is good. It appears once a set has at least 30 days of history, so a new set never claims to be "near its lowest" off a week of data.
• Status: retiring soon, new, exclusive, sold out at LEGO, or at a record low.

The Columns menu adds age, LEGO.com and Amazon ratings and when each price was last checked, or switches to a preset: Compact, All retailers or Value.

Filters

Every filter we use anywhere on the site is here, and they combine. Each one is a small button above the table; pick something and its value shows in the button, so the filters never take over the page.

• Theme, with a search box, so you can type "star" rather than scroll through 50 themes.
• Price, as a range, on today's best price.
• Deal: below RRP, at a record low, near its 12-month low, or with Prime or free delivery.
• Retailer and Status.
• More: pieces, % off, price per piece, ratings, age, LEGO merchandise, hiding euro prices, and showing only the sets on your watchlist.

The number beside each option is how many sets you would get if you picked it, given everything else you have already chosen, so you can see a dead end before you walk into it.

Sorting

Click a column heading to sort by it, and again to reverse it. The order you had before becomes the tie-breaker, the way a spreadsheet behaves when you sort one column and then another: click Saving, then % off, and you get the highest discounts first, with sets on the same discount in order of how much they save you.

A few to try

• Retiring Star Wars sets under £100, near their 12-month low
• Sets with 2,000+ pieces, best value per piece first
• Everything at its lowest price ever
• Everything Hamleys has below RRP

Those links work because the filters live in the address. Any view you build can be bookmarked or sent to someone, and opens exactly as you left it.

Getting there

Price list is in the header on every page. Every listing on the site also has an Open in the full price list link that carries its filter across: the Star Wars theme page opens the list filtered to Star Wars, Sets under £50 opens it at £50 and under.

On a phone, the table becomes a list of cards and the filters move into a single Filters button, with a count of matching sets on the button that closes it.

The small print

• Prices from Amazon France and Germany are converted to pounds at the day's published exchange rate. They do not include any delivery or import cost, so if you only want prices you can pay in pounds, turn on Hide € prices.
• A price we have not re-checked for a week is left out rather than shown, so what you see is current.
• We may earn a commission when you buy through a link to a retailer. It never changes the price you pay or the order we list things in.