Private beta · Free plan at launch

Your entire LEGO parts business.
One deck.

BrickDeck is operations software for LEGO sellers: orders, inventory, picking, packing, shipping and analytics in one connected workflow.

Built around BrickLink, BrickOwl and eBay seller workflows, with marketplace integrations in active development during the private beta.

BrickLinkBrickOwleBayorders, one queueIntegrations in active development

BrickDeck runs the business. Oracle helps you make better commercial decisions. Firefly — in development — is built to fulfil orders faster.

Orders — Unified queue
All marketplacesToday · 18 orders
  • BrickLinkOrder 2841DEReady to pick
  • BrickOwlOrder 1177UKPicking
  • BrickLinkOrder 2842USReady to pick
  • eBayOrder 9042UKPacked
  • BrickLinkOrder 2843FRAwaiting stock
Pick run ready12 orders · 347 lots · 1 run
Representative BrickDeck interface · demo data

One business. Too many systems.

Selling shouldn't be the complicated bit.

Most fulfilment days are not hard work so much as a long relay of hand-offs — each one a chance to lose time, or lose a part.

Without BrickDeck

15 hand-offs
  1. 01Print
  2. 02Annotate
  3. 03Import
  4. 04Amalgamate
  5. 05Sort
  6. 06Pick
  7. 07Re-sort
  8. 08Check
  9. 09Pack
  10. 10Weigh
  11. 11Re-enter details
  12. 12Buy postage
  13. 13Print labels
  14. 14Match labels
  15. 15Update marketplace

Every arrow is a place where information is retyped, re-checked or re-sorted.

With BrickDeck

4 steps
  1. 1Pick
  2. 2Pack
  3. 3Print
  4. Done.

The work that has to be physical stays physical. Everything else stops being a hand-off.

Marketplace orders

Every order.
One queue.

BrickLink, BrickOwl and eBay orders arrive in the same operational workflow, with the same statuses and the same next action.

  • One place to work, instead of three tabs and a spreadsheet
  • A common order status across every marketplace
  • Far less manual duplication of customer and order detail
  • Better inventory coordination as stock moves between channels

Marketplace connections are being built and validated with beta stores; support and depth differ by marketplace, and coordination reduces manual duplication rather than guaranteeing against overselling.

Orders — Unified queue
All marketplacesToday · 18 orders
  • BrickLinkOrder 2841DEReady to pick
  • BrickOwlOrder 1177UKPicking
  • BrickLinkOrder 2842USReady to pick
  • eBayOrder 9042UKPacked
  • BrickLinkOrder 2843FRAwaiting stock
Pick run ready12 orders · 347 lots · 1 run
Representative BrickDeck interface · demo data

Picking

Stop picking orders.
Start picking runs.

BrickDeck learns your storage — drawers, cups, bags, tubs, boxes or a mix of all of them — and builds a route through it.

Your warehouse doesn't have to fit BrickDeck. BrickDeck fits your warehouse.

Pick Mode available in beta

12

orders

347

lots

1

pick run

Representative demo figures, not a measured result.

Sort into customer orders while you pick instead of picking everything — and then picking it all over again at your desk.

Pick run — Route order
  • 1A-04-23001 · Brick 2x4Bright Red63 orders
  • 2A-04-63003 · Brick 2x2Bright Red42 orders
  • 3A-07-13020 · Plate 2x4Dark Stone Grey115 orders
  • 4B-01-33623 · Plate 1x3White84 orders
  • 5B-02-93069b · Tile 1x2Black146 orders

Sort as you pick

  • Order 28416
  • Order 11772
  • Order 28423
  • Order 28431

Quantities are split into customer orders at the drawer, not re-sorted at your desk.

Representative BrickDeck interface · demo data

Packing

Picked correctly.
Packed confidently.

Quantities, exceptions and order status stay in one digital workflow, so the packing bench isn't reconstructing the order from a printed sheet.

  • Live quantities and lot detail at the bench
  • Exceptions raised where they happen, not discovered later
  • Less reliance on printed order sheets and pen annotations

Pack Mode is a digital workflow. BrickDeck does not require or provide barcode scanning or other hardware, and fewer hand-offs reduce mistakes rather than eliminating them.

Packed?

Print.

BrickDeck already knows the order, the customer and your shipping workflow. Confirm the parcel, click print, and the postage and label workflow runs through BrickDeck — with tracking returning to the marketplace.

Packed. Labelled. Done.

Shipping — Order 2842

Destination

United States

Weight

412 g

Service

Tracked

Customs

Prepared

Address validatedLabel queuedTracking returns to marketplace
Print postage & label1 action
Representative BrickDeck interface · demo data
Shipping workflow in active development

Domestic, Royal Mail international, customs preparation and ShipStation workflows are being built and validated during the private beta. Nothing here should be read as a confirmed availability date.

Imagine that across every order you fulfil.

The savings calculator uses a conservative, fully published methodology — and shows no saving at all where you are already efficient.

Your store, explained

Know what's moving.
Know what's not.

Not a dashboard of decorative charts — answers to the questions that actually change what you buy, list and price next.

Analytics — Last 90 days

Fastest moving lots

  • 3020 · Plate 2x4412
    +18%

    Dark Stone Grey

  • 3069b · Tile 1x2388
    +11%

    Black

  • 3001 · Brick 2x4240
    -4%

    Bright Red

  • 6141 · Plate 1x1 Round196
    +27%

    Trans-Clear

Capital sitting still

£4,180

Across 1,284 lots with no sale in 12 months.

Review dead stock31% of stock value

Marketplace mix

  • BrickLink
    68%
  • BrickOwl
    21%
  • eBay
    11%
Representative BrickDeck interface · demo data

What's selling fastest

By part, colour and category, over the periods that matter.

Where capital is sitting

Stock value against how long it has been standing still.

Which channels perform

Marketplace mix, order value and fulfilment load.

What to investigate next

Movement that has changed direction, not just totals.

Analytics depth grows with the data your store builds up in BrickDeck; figures shown are demo data.

Oracle

A part-out value isn't the same thing as value.

A headline part-out figure tells you what constituent inventory appears to be worth. It doesn't tell you whether those parts sell, how deep the market is, or how much of your capital stays tied up while you wait.

  • Do these parts actually sell, and how often?
  • How deep is the market at this price?
  • How much capital is likely to sit still?
  • Is the opportunity economically attractive at all?

Oracle is decision support built on evidence and liquidity. It is not investment advice, and it does not predict that any set or minifigure will rise in value.

Oracle — Set analysis

£234.18

Provider part-out value

The headline number most sellers start from.

£226.44

Fair market value

Adjusted towards prices the market actually pays.

£93.78

Liquidity-adjusted value

What the evidence suggests realistically converts to cash.

Opportunity

Decision support, not investment advice.

FAIR
Representative BrickDeck interface · demo figures, not a forecast

Part-Out Wizard

Bought it?
Put it away intelligently.

Because BrickDeck already understands your storage system, parting out a set doesn't start with an empty drawer and a guess.

Set → constituents → existing locations identified → new storage recommended → inventory created → ready to sell.

Part-Out Wizard
  1. 1Set10300 Back to the Future Time Machine
  2. 2Constituents1,872 parts across 341 lots
  3. 3Existing locations268 lots matched to your storage
  4. 4New storage73 lots allocated to recommended locations
  5. 5InventoryCreated and ready to list
Representative BrickDeck interface · demo data

Firefly · In development

Your storage, lit in the order you pick it.

Firefly is a family of physical picking products we're developing alongside BrickDeck: light-guided storage that points you at the next lot in the run, so the route lives in your workshop rather than on a screen.

Firefly is an early-stage concept in development. It is not available to buy, and no specification or launch date is confirmed.

Pricing

Priced on the work it takes off you

A free plan to start, then plans that step up with order volume. Nothing to install, nothing to commit to during the beta.

Private beta

Build the deck with us.

We're onboarding a small number of committed stores so each one gets proper support and real influence over what we build next.