Gaming PC deals · Meet RigFlip

YOU KNOW PCS.
MAKE THAT PAY.

Find gaming PCs on Facebook Marketplace listed for less than their parts are worth. Know what’s inside. Spot the gap. Make your move.

Explore real saved finds. No sign-up needed.

A black MSI gaming PC with purple fans and an RTX graphics cardUNICORN FIND
+$255under parts value
RTX 4070 · Intel i7 · 32GB DDR5Grand Prairie, TX
Parts value$1,505
Listed for− $1,250
The parts gap$255
From our archive. Open the parts breakdown.

The U.S. opportunity.
Every day. More potential.

$59kdaily parts margin potential
440daily unicorn potential
$130average gap per unicorn
Behind the numbers

THE GOOD ONES ARE OUT THERE.
WE DO THE SCROLLING.

You already know your way around a PC.
Let’s put that knowledge to work.

We scan. You carry on.

RigFlip scans gaming PC listings on Facebook Marketplace and turns the details into a shortlist of PCs worth a closer look.

Built for local finds

We find the gap.

GPU, CPU, board, RAM, storage. We price the core parts and flag PCs listed for less than their total.

Parts value − asking price = the gap

See the find. Make your move.

Check the appraisal and the seller’s listing. You decide what to buy, how to test it, and whether to flip the rig or its parts.

The next move is yours

ONE PC.
FIVE PARTS.
A NICE LITTLE GAP.

A unicorn is a PC listed for less than its estimated parts value. That difference is where the opportunity starts.

See where every dollar comes from How we price the parts
RTX 3060 gaming PC from Prosper

RTX 3060 gaming PC

Prosper, TX · Real listing
Unicorn
Seller’s asking price$600
Estimated parts value$845
GPUCPUBoardRAMStorage
$245under parts value

Based on part asking prices. Your resale price and costs determine what you keep.

YOUR NEXT FLIP COULD
LOOK LIKE THIS.

Explore the feed
Dallas–Fort WorthFROM OUR AUGUST SCAN

ONE GOOD FIND.
MONTHS COVERED.

If you know PCs, you know what a good deal looks like. Now you don’t have to spend all day looking for it.

A feed of PCs below parts valuePart-by-part pricing with source linksCity alerts planned for launchYou keep what you make
PLANNED LAUNCH PRICINGCOMING SOON
$5/ city

First month. Then $15/month per city.

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STRAIGHT
ANSWERS.

How do you know what the parts are worth?

Our price sheet uses real listings from eBay sellers, used-parts marketplaces, and retailers selling new components. We average used asking prices with new prices at 75%, round to $5, and cap the result at the cheapest new source. Every indexed part has source links you can inspect. See how we price a PC.

Am I the only one getting the alert?

City alerts are planned for launch. Subscribers in the same city would see the same finds; listings are not reserved or assigned. You contact the seller directly on Marketplace.

Is the green number what I’ll make?

It’s the difference between the seller’s asking price and our estimated parts value. It isn’t guaranteed profit. Your resale price, fees, travel, repairs and other costs affect what you keep. Check the machine and seller before buying.

What if I’ve never flipped a PC before?

You should be comfortable identifying, testing and working on PC parts. RigFlip finds the lead and shows the pricing. You decide what to buy and how to sell it.

Can I try the app before subscribing?

Yes. The interactive demo includes eight real saved listings. Explore the feed, save finds in your browser, and inspect their appraisals. Subscriptions and notifications are not live yet.

GO FIND YOUR UNICORN.

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