Sets picked by AI

Every set gets a score from 0 to 100 built from five signals. The higher the score, the stronger the case for buying now, not a month from now.

• Price per element: we compare the current price per brick to the average for the whole series (Star Wars, Technic and so on). The further below the series average, the higher the score for this component.
• Minifigure value: we add up what the set's minifigures sell for on the secondary market (average of transactions from the last 6 months) and compare it with the set's lowest price. Minifigures worth almost as much as the whole set earn the maximum. Minifigures found only in this set add a small bonus, but only those worth at least 25 zł: a figure that differs from another only by its headgear does not lift the score. When most minifigures have no valuation yet (a fresh release, for example), this component stays neutral.
• Exclusive parts: elements you cannot get in other sets (printed pieces, unique molds) push the score up.
• Discount depth: the difference between the current price and the LEGO catalog price. The deeper the discount, the higher the score.
• Position in price history: where the current price sits against the last 30/90 days. The lowest price on record = the maximum score for this component.

Important: we do not take subjective opinions into account (“nice design”, “interesting theme”): the algorithm looks only at the data. A high score does not mean “you must buy”, only “objectively this set is well priced and makes collecting sense”. The purchase decision is always yours.

We update the ranking every few minutes based on fresh prices from the scraper. The weight of each component is shown next to every set. Check the “Why” line under each recommendation to see which signal worked the strongest.