Massive update. Now ScoutLoot tracks the entire LEGO secondary market in one place. Including BrickLink full integration.

ScoutLoot, a platform designed to track the LEGO secondary market, has undergone a significant update, integrating BrickLink and expanding its coverage across multiple platforms. This update allows users to find the best deals on LEGO sets by scanning eBay, BrickLink, Vinted, and local classifieds, all in one place.

The platform's functionality varies by country, with users in the US, Germany, UK, Netherlands, Italy, and Spain having access to different combinations of marketplaces. For example, US users can search eBay, BrickLink, BrickOwl, Amazon, StockX, and Craigslist, while German users can access eBay, BrickLink, BrickOwl, Amazon, Kleinanzeigen, and Vinted. The integration of BrickLink is a major enhancement, tracking over 5,000 stores. ScoutLoot displays the cheapest sealed sets from BrickLink alongside listings from other platforms.

A key feature of ScoutLoot is its "watch" function. Users can set up watches for specific sets and receive notifications when the cheapest deal appears across all platforms. The system then only alerts users if a better price emerges, the price drops, or the listing sells, ensuring no unnecessary spam. This feature is particularly useful for investors and collectors looking to monitor market prices and identify opportune moments to purchase sets.

This update is currently available for free. The developer encourages users to provide feedback and report any data inaccuracies. If you're looking to find the best deals on LEGO sets, ScoutLoot could be a valuable tool. Consider using a LEGO storage organizer to keep track of your sets.