The Earl of Bricks
Worth it
Confidence: Medium
A one-person LEGO review site with a free collection-tracking app . use it if you buy LEGO sets; it costs nothing.
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The Earl of Bricks and Brickset both land on Worth it.
A one-person LEGO review site with a free collection-tracking app . use it if you buy LEGO sets; it costs nothing.
LEGO collectors should use it: it is free, long-running, and the most-cited LEGO set database.
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| Verdict | Worth it | Worth it |
| Best for | AFOLs tracking collections free | LEGO collectors tracking sets |
| Who it's not for | Any team or business buying software | Teams or businesses . hobby site, not B2B software |
| Privacy | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.⁷ | No breach of Brickset itself found; 1,177 Brickset credentials appear in infostealer malware logs. |
| Support quality | Email support; site cites two-day response. | No support evidence in sources |
| Public sentiment | Independent user feedback is scarce; visible mentions come mostly from the builder's own accounts and Facebook groups.⁸ | LEGO fans widely recommend Brickset as the go-to set database, but some complain about ads and creeping monetization.11 |
| Biggest gotcha | Affiliate links to retailers fund the site . check disclosed incentives before trusting 'worth buying' verdicts.⁶ | Free but ad-supported; mobile browsing is heavily ad-cluttered13 |