Dota 2 Set Completion Calculator
Pick one of 844 Dota 2 sets, mark the pieces you already own and see what the rest will cost — then check whether buying the full bundle is cheaper.
Calculator controls
Choose a set
Hero & Set
Price to use
Which pieces do you own?
Set contents come from our set list; prices come from our price data, updated daily.
How the estimate is calculated
The estimate adds up the price of each missing piece, using the price type you choose. A piece without a price is marked unavailable and left out of the total — it is never counted as $0.
The calculator covers 844 sets whose pieces we can match reliably, so some sets on the hero set pages aren’t listed here. Pick the hero first, then the set.
Estimated market value uses the Steam price, falling back to the median and then the average when it’s missing. Steam price uses the main Steam price only. Highest buy order uses the top Steam buy order. Fees are not included. Prices update daily and can change — confirm the final price on the marketplace.
The bundle comparison appears when prices are up to date and both the bundle and every missing piece have a price. Your selection is saved in this browser, and share links restore it; if a set’s pieces change, you’ll be asked to reselect the affected ones.
Set completion questions
How is completion cost calculated?
The calculator adds up the price of every missing piece, using the price type you pick: Steam price, highest buy order or estimated market value.
Why are some items unavailable?
A piece shows as unavailable when it has no price for the type you picked or can’t be matched to a single item. It is left out of the total rather than counted as $0.
How accurate is the estimate?
It uses our price data, which updates daily. Prices can change, so check the final price on the marketplace before you buy.
Does the calculator include Steam fees?
No. Totals and the bundle comparison are shown before fees. Use the Steam fee calculator to work out fees separately.
What is the difference between bundle and individual pieces?
The bundle is one market item that opens into the full set. Pieces are priced one by one, and the calculator compares the two when both have up-to-date prices.
Why isn’t every set in the calculator?
The calculator lists the 844 sets whose pieces we can match reliably. Other sets still appear on the hero set pages.