Here is Version 1.0 of the Brickpicker LEGO Stock Tracker.  There will be a few different pages and trackers released over the coming days.  This one here will be one that is updated very frequently.  This list here will not grow to 100 sets or anything like that.  I want to keep it focused on key sets that are desirable and sought after.  This tracker will also be enhanced over the next few days to setup alerts via the site as well as email and SMS.  I have included the current price on the site as well as an alert icon if the current price is higher that retail MSRP.  You will also see how long ago the in-stock status was checked. This page also works well on mobile devices. 

 

For now this page is open to everyone to see what it is, but as I finish the upgrades you will need to be a member and be logged into the site in order to access it.

 

As I mentioned earlier, there will be other pages that will be monitoring all of the sets stock and prices on Amazon, Target, LEGO, Walmart and TRU.  These should be live by next week if not sooner.  

 

We will use the thread to discuss adding or removing sets on this list of constant updates.  I hope you like the start, it will continue to improve. Let me know your thoughts.

 

http://www.brickpicker.com/brickwatcher/lego_stock_checker.cfm

 

Jeff looks absolutely awesome!

 

Could I ask if you could give thought to allowing the link to work on the Out of Stock to go to the site as well for instance you can still backorder 10237 from LEGO Shop at Home even though it is out of stock.  If you could put that on a list to consider at some point.  thanks, trek

Awesome feature added to an already awesome site 

Love it. Did you buy this off that dude?

love it, maybe adding the sets retail price. otherwise everything is awesome 

Love it. Did you buy this off that dude?

 

No, this is a completely different setup.

 

love it, maybe adding the sets retail price. otherwise everything is awesome 

 

Added MSRP

Incredible feature, thanks for all of you and your team's hard work.

Ex Astris, Scientia.

Very slick. Nice work Jeff and team!

Looks awesome but I keep trying to click on Town Hall to buy through S@H and it's not working. It shows in stock !!

Looks nice, but can you differentiate Amazon sold by Amazon and sold by 3rd party?  Otherwise that column would always be green.  I've been watching closely for when items go OOS sold by Amazon so I can keep an eye on my pricing.

 

Also, I'd like to suggest the box color be yellow if available, but at higher than retail.

One suggestion to consider. Use yellow for in stock but above MSRP. The explanation mark is helpful but red, yellow and green might be easier for people to quickly identify what sets are still available at MSRP (green), above MSRP (yellow) and red (out of stock).

I guess this depends on your target audience of investor vs. shopper. A shopper would be attracted to green. As an investor, the Amazon sets above MSRP don't interest me. Just my $0.02.

I think this will be a great tool, especially with alerts and the like. Thanks again for sharing this with us.

Quacs you never post or help anyone anymore, dont delete my posts.

Looks awesome but I keep trying to click on Town Hall to buy through S@H and it's not working. It shows in stock !!

 

I did not see it in stock at all, are you sure it was town hall?

 

One suggestion to consider. Use yellow for in stock but above MSRP. The explanation mark is helpful but red, yellow and green might be easier for people to quickly identify what sets are still available at MSRP (green), above MSRP (yellow) and red (out of stock).

I guess this depends on your target audience of investor vs. shopper. A shopper would be attracted to green. As an investor, the Amazon sets above MSRP don't interest me. Just my $0.02.

I think this will be a great tool, especially with alerts and the like. Thanks again for sharing this with us.

 

Green In-Stock by itself is retail price or lower

 

The yellow warning symbol next to the price is showing that it is above retail

 

The Red Out of Stock, well its out of stock

Awesome. this will be very helpful. 

Quacs you never post or help anyone anymore, dont delete my posts.

I haven't gone anywhere, but you never ask for my help.

I am happy to delete "first" posts tho - that's a perk of being a mod.

This is great! Super helpful.

 

Wow, just wow.

 

You really should be taking our money.

This is awesome.  Nice job!  

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This is amazing business Jeff. You saw a feature people loved and made an even better one yourself. I am very impressed with this site and it is the gift that just keeps giving. Keep up the good work!

This is amazing business Jeff. You saw a feature people loved and made an even better one yourself. I am very impressed with this site and it is the gift that just keeps giving. Keep up the good work!

This was in the works way before tmock guy showed up with ooslego thing. Looking forward to see new daily deals interface!

Jeff, are you going to bother with KMart and B&****** and such?

This is a really great feature. Bravo!!

this is my fav for all time, very cool....and thank you....!!!

I agree with the others this is awesome! Would you be able to add a notifier icon or color to show when something is lower than retail as well? Thank you!

One suggestion to consider. Use yellow for in stock but above MSRP. The explanation mark is helpful but red, yellow and green might be easier for people to quickly identify what sets are still available at MSRP (green), above MSRP (yellow) and red (out of stock).

I guess this depends on your target audience of investor vs. shopper. A shopper would be attracted to green. As an investor, the Amazon sets above MSRP don't interest me. Just my $0.02.

I think this will be a great tool, especially with alerts and the like. Thanks again for sharing this with us.

With all due respect and please don't take this the wrong way because I like you, but hypothetically speaking, a SSD for $450 would not interest you? How about a HH for $200? Many people, including myself, buy above MSRP. I do it all the time.