Incoming hardware
Log parts as they land, each with its cost basis and condition grade.
For PC builders, flippers and refurb teams
PartPlanner keeps a live inventory of every part, its condition and where it's assigned, so you plan builds from what you actually have on the shelf. Cost and margin stay in sync as you go.
Free plan, no card required. Works the same on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Trade Me or a local pickup.
| GeForce RTX 3060 | Inventory | $260.00 |
| Ryzen 5 5600 | In build | $120.00 |
| 980 Pro 2TB NVMe | Inventory | $150.00 |
The messy middle
Parts get bought, swapped between builds, listed, dropped in price, sold. Somewhere in there the real profit lives. A spreadsheet loses it. PartPlanner keeps cost basis and margin in sync at every step.
Fees not counted. Parts moved between builds. Last edited three weeks ago.
| Part | Cost basis | Sold | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|
| RTX 3060 | $260.00 | $465.00 | +$205.00 |
| Ryzen 5 5600 | $120.00 | in build | tracked |
| 16GB DDR4 | $45.00 | $95.00 | +$50.00 |
| 980 Pro 2TB | $150.00 | $210.00 | +$48.20 |
The workflow
Every part carries its cost basis the whole way through, so the margin is always real, not a guess at the end.
Log parts as they land, each with its cost basis and condition grade.
Pull parts into a build. The running cost adds up live as you go.
Set an asking price. Channel-agnostic, so it works the same everywhere.
Mark it sold and the margin is locked in, fees and all. No maths at the end.
Part-out and margins
Buy a whole machine, split it into parts, and PartPlanner spreads the cost basis and shows what each piece is worth. Part it out or flip it whole, the margin is real either way.
Tick parts to watch the margin move.
AI Assist LITE + WORKSHOP
On Lite and Workshop, AI Assist prices a part from real comps, writes the listing so you don't have to, and suggests what a build still needs. You stay in control, it just clears the busywork.
Point it at a part and it suggests a price from recent sold comps.
Based on 14 recent sold comps.
A ready-to-post title and description from the build's specs.
Spots the gaps and suggests parts to finish a build.
Who it's for
Hobby flip on the weekend or a bench full of refurbs, the numbers work the same. Sellers everywhere, one tool for the whole job.
Know your real return per flip, not just a pile of parts in a drawer. See which buys are worth repeating.
Plan builds part by part, watch the cost climb live, and set an asking price with the margin you want.
Batch through refurbs with condition grades and a shared cost basis, so everyone works off the same numbers.
Keep customer parts and your own stock side by side, so a repair job never quietly eats your margin.
On the bench and at the pickup
Plan and reconcile on the desktop. At a pickup, add the part and its cost on your phone before it hits the bench. Night mode is a first-class workbench.
| Ryzen 5 5600 Gaming | Listed | $1,190.00 |
| Office SFF build | In build | $360.00 |
| Streaming rig | Sold | $1,980.00 |
Pricing
Whatever you make on a flip is yours. One price per team, in your currency, cancel anytime.
Try it free
NZ$0
free forever
No card required
Plan a build end to end and see how PartPlanner fits your workflow. No card required.
Hobbyists & freelancers
NZ$12
per team / month
or NZ$120 / year
Room to flip a build or two a month without paying for a full shop plan.
For busy shops
NZ$39
per team / month
or NZ$390 / year · NZ$599 lifetime
For proper tech shops moving a lot of parts and builds every month.
Yes. The Free plan lets you plan a build end to end, free forever, no card required. It covers 10 parts and 1 build, so you can see how PartPlanner fits your workflow before you pay.
PartPlanner is channel-agnostic, so your numbers work the same on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Trade Me, Gumtree or a local pickup. You record the sale wherever it happens.
Anywhere. PartPlanner works globally, and you pick your currency at checkout: NZD, AUD or USD. The whole workflow is the same wherever you sell.
Yes. Log the lot, split it into parts, and PartPlanner spreads the cost basis across them so each part carries a real cost and the margin holds up whether you part it out or flip it whole.
AI Assist is included on Lite (10 credits a month) and Workshop (200 credits a month). It suggests a price for a part from recent sold comps, writes listing titles and descriptions from a build's specs, and suggests parts to finish a build. You stay in control; it just clears the busywork.
Lite is for hobbyists and freelancers flipping a build or two a month: 50 unsold parts, 5 active builds, 1 team member and 10 AI credits a month. Workshop is for busy shops: 1,000 unsold parts, 250 active builds, up to 25 team members, 200 AI credits a month and a founding lifetime licence option. On both, sold parts and builds stop counting toward your limits.
Set up your first build in minutes. Free forever, no card required.