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Hello,
I built FliprForge because I kept running into the same problem when planning PC flips: it was too easy to lose track of parts, costs, missing components, and whether a build was actually likely to make a profit.
Most tools are either general spreadsheets or PC part pickers, but I wanted something more focused on the flipping workflow - from stockpile, to build planning, to testing, to tracking listings, to sale.
FliprForge helps PC flippers track parts, build costs, test status and profit in one place, so you can see the margin before committing more money to a build.
I’d really appreciate feedback.
Thank you
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Does it actually pull in costs from supplier invoices automatically, or do you have to enter margins by hand for each part?
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@elelcizehr93509 Hi, thanks for the question! It sounds like a cool idea but it doesn't have that yet. It's definitely something interesting.
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@elelcizehr93509 I would add that we track the "Ebay Ask" price on components with their API and that can be selected optionally as the purchase cost
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Finally something built for the people actually turning a profit on this stuff. The profit breakdown across each build was surprisingly detailed and made it easy to spot which rigs were actually worth my time.
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@kezibano3fb Really appreciate that this is exactly what I’m trying to build FliprForge around. Not just “can this PC be built?”, but “is this build actually worth the time, risk, and money?” Glad the profit breakdown helped!
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The way FliprForge pulls build specs straight into your listings without a messy copy-paste step is genuinely clever, saves so much friction when you're moving rigs fast.
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finally a tool that gets the actual workflow, mapping builds straight to inventory and tracking profit per rig instead of just throwing parts in a spreadsheet
Does it actually pull in costs from supplier invoices automatically, or do you have to enter margins by hand for each part?
@elelcizehr93509 Hi, thanks for the question! It sounds like a cool idea but it doesn't have that yet. It's definitely something interesting.
@elelcizehr93509 I would add that we track the "Ebay Ask" price on components with their API and that can be selected optionally as the purchase cost
Finally something built for the people actually turning a profit on this stuff. The profit breakdown across each build was surprisingly detailed and made it easy to spot which rigs were actually worth my time.
@kezibano3fb Really appreciate that this is exactly what I’m trying to build FliprForge around. Not just “can this PC be built?”, but “is this build actually worth the time, risk, and money?” Glad the profit breakdown helped!
The way FliprForge pulls build specs straight into your listings without a messy copy-paste step is genuinely clever, saves so much friction when you're moving rigs fast.
finally a tool that gets the actual workflow, mapping builds straight to inventory and tracking profit per rig instead of just throwing parts in a spreadsheet