BrickPicker identifies the set on the retailer page and puts the deal signal, market history, retailer comparison, and reseller math beside the product you are already shopping.
No Chrome Web Store link yet. One BrickPicker account unlocks the companion when launch access opens.
Real launch-candidate capture. Retailer pages remain intact; BrickPicker analysis appears in Chrome's side panel.
Released retailer families
Amazon, LEGO.com, and Walmart are core access. Target, Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, and Kohl's are opt-in retailer permissions you control.
One companion, three levels of proof
Free tells you whether to look closer. Collector explains the market. Reseller shows whether the purchase can become profit.
See the set BrickPicker matched, the price on the page, MSRP context, and a basic deal signal without opening a dozen tabs.
Understand whether today is actually a strong entry point with the market value and history behind the headline price.
Turn a discount into a real business decision with selling costs, marketplace depth, demand evidence, and venue-specific profit.
From page to decision
The Browser Companion keeps the retailer in view and brings the BrickPicker evidence to it.
Open a LEGO product or supported list page at a retailer you have enabled. BrickPicker stays out of the way until there is a useful match.
A compact badge shows the initial deal signal. Open it to see the matched set and the analysis available to your plan.
Compare retailers, inspect price history, or run the full reseller economics before you buy, wait, or move on.
The full market story
BrickPicker compares the price on the page with competing retailers, recorded lows, sealed and used market value, BrickScore, retirement context, and the actions available to your account.
Illustrative interface preview using sample set data.
Illustrative interface preview using sample set data.
The Reseller view connects the buy price to actual sold evidence, current competition, marketplace costs, and the price you can defend.
Venue-specific fees and fulfillment costs turn spread into payout.
Completed sales stay separate from active asking prices.
Sold averages, availability, and part-out value frame the floor.
Retail and marketplace activity show whether inventory is moving.
Product tour
Follow a retailer page from matched products to the full BrickPicker decision.
The retailer scan is a real launch-candidate capture. Reseller detail screens use sample data to demonstrate the interface.
The companion has one purpose: identify LEGO products on retailers you have granted and show BrickPicker analysis.
No passwords, payment information, checkout data, cart contents, or order history.
Target, Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, and Kohl's activate only after you grant that retailer access.
Watchlist, Brickfolio, purchase records, and comparison links happen only when you choose them.
Read the full BrickPicker privacy policy. Optional retailer access can be removed later from the extension.
FAQ
The important details, without the permission-screen legalese.
Create a free BrickPicker account now and be ready when Browser Companion launch access opens.
