brettspielpreise.de
Price-comparison service for board games and tabletop games across online shops, tailored to shoppers’ delivery country
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About brettspielpreise.de
Brettspielpreise.de compares prices and stock for board and tabletop games across online shops. Users can search for games, view price changes and compare offers including shipping.
The service earns revenue through partner shops that pay to be listed; users can click through to shop listings. It is operated by KP Software Consult ApS, based in Taastrup, Denmark, and is available for multiple European delivery markets through related country-specific sites.
Product: A board-game price comparison service with search, stock information, price history and shop offers.
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