How We Select LEGO Deals

Vaultee selects LEGO sets that are genuinely priced below their official list price on Bol.com, out of everything currently available there — a small, checked selection, not a full listing.

How we decide a price is worth showing

We compare the current price on Bol.com with LEGO's own official list price for that set, sourced independently of Bol. A set only enters the selection if its current Bol price sits below that official list price. If a set is priced at or above its list price, it doesn't appear here — at that price there is nothing to point out.

What counts as a good deal

There's no complicated scoring formula behind this. Being priced below LEGO's official list price is what gets a set onto Vaultee in the first place — that's the whole bar. From there, you can sort the selection two ways:

• Percentage below list price — how far under LEGO's own price the set currently sits.
• Price per piece — what a single piece costs you.

These measure different things, and a set can rank well on one and poorly on the other: a modest saving on a very large set can still beat a bigger-looking percentage on a small one when you count it per piece. We show both instead of folding them into a single number.

The "Retired" badge

A set marked Retired is no longer manufactured by LEGO. Once the remaining stock currently for sale is gone, it tends to become harder — and often pricier — to find. We flag it because it's a genuine reason to consider a set beyond the price alone, not because it changes how the price itself is judged.

Prices can change

Prices on Bol.com can change at any time. The price that matters is always the one shown on Bol's own product page the moment you buy, not the price shown here when we last checked. Always confirm the price on Bol.com before completing a purchase.