Build your dream PC
in minutes.

Yes, completely free. No sign-up or account is required to use the PC builder, compare parts, or check prices. You can plan and price a complete gaming or workstation build in minutes at no cost. Optional account creation is available if you want to save and share your builds across devices.

Prices are pulled directly from major Indian retailers including Amazon India, Vedant Computers, MD Computers, PrimeABGB, EliteHubs, ITDepot, and PC Studio. We update prices regularly so the figures you see reflect real current market rates in Indian rupees. The cheapest in-stock price is highlighted on each product card.

Enter your total budget and select your use case — gaming, productivity, or balanced. Our engine scores every component in our database using real benchmark data, then selects the best-value combination that fits within your budget and passes all compatibility checks. The result is a complete, ready-to-buy PC parts list with live Indian retailer prices.

Yes. The compatibility engine validates CPU socket against motherboard chipset, RAM type and speed (DDR4 vs DDR5), M.2 and PCIe storage slots, approximate power draw against PSU wattage, and case form factor against motherboard size. Any conflicts are flagged instantly so you can correct them before purchasing.

Absolutely. Once you have selected your parts in the builder, click the Share Build button to generate a permanent shareable link. The link shows the full parts list, compatibility status, total price, and the build's performance and value scores. No account is needed for the person viewing the shared build.

Click 'Price not available?' or 'Submit a price' on any product card in the builder or parts pages. Enter the correct price and retailer and it will appear immediately in your session tagged as a Community price. Submitted prices are reviewed and added to our database to improve accuracy for all users.

Our database covers thousands of components currently sold by major Indian retailers. Older discontinued parts, grey-market imports, and very niche components may not appear. If you cannot find a specific part, you can use the search bar in the parts section or contact us and we will look into adding it.

Performance scores are derived from aggregated benchmark data — including gaming frame rates, Cinebench scores, storage throughput, and similar standardised tests — normalised within each component category. Value scores combine performance against the current Indian retail price. Both scores are updated whenever new benchmark data or significant price changes occur.