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TrackDeals vs BrickSeek

Last verified: September 17, 2026

The short answer

Both tools do the same core job: find clearance prices in physical stores and tell you which nearby store has the item. BrickSeek has been doing it longer and has a community around it. TrackDeals is newer, costs half as much at the launch price, and is the only one of the two available in Spanish.

If you are a reseller who already works inside BrickSeek's community and its inventory checkers, there is no reason to switch for the sake of switching. If you are paying $19.99 a month mostly to see in-store markdowns and check stock, TrackDeals does that for $9.99 at the launch price.

Price

TrackDealsBrickSeek
Free planYes — selected stores plus a rotating VIP Spotlight dealLimited free browsing
Paid$9.99/month launch price (regular $49.99); annual plan gives 2 months freePremium $19.99/month · Extreme $39.99/month
Free trial30 days, no card, for sign-ups before Oct 31, 2026

What each one does

TrackDealsBrickSeek
In-store clearance pricesYesYes
Stock by nearby storeWalmart, Home Depot, Lowe's, Target, Dollar GeneralInventory checkers across several retailers
Barcode scanning in the aisleYes, built into the app
Price alertsYes, on a product or a keywordPremium: 15 deal alerts
Price historyYesAdvanced/historical pricing insights on paid plans
CommunityDeal comments and votesEstablished community, a core part of the product
SpanishFull app in SpanishEnglish only
Coupons / promo codesNo — markdowns onlyNo

Where BrickSeek is stronger

Where TrackDeals is stronger

What neither of them does

Neither gives coupon codes or promo codes, and neither can guarantee that a shelf price is still there when you arrive — stock moves during the day. Both show US stores only.

Who should pick which

TrackDeals is made by DEVORAPPS LLC and is not affiliated with BrickSeek. BrickSeek is a trademark of its owner. Figures verified September 17, 2026.

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