Part-out calculator: is it worth more in parts?

A broken laptop, a dead console, a camera without a lens — some items are worth far more in pieces. FlipTip lists every part that sells on its own, prices each one and tells you whether parting out beats selling it whole.

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PART-OUT BREAKDOWNMacBook Pro 13" 2015 · no power

Logic boardreal sales€140

Retina display assemblyreal sales€95

Top case + keyboardAI estimate€45

Trackpadreal sales€30

BatteryAI estimate€25

Sell whole+€99

Sell in parts+€201

Parting out earns €102 more — 5 listings, last part in ~18 days.

How it works

Scan the itemWhen the scan says it can be parted out, a 🔧 button appears.

Parts are listedEvery separately sellable part, priced from real completed sales where they exist, otherwise estimated.

Honest mathYour buy price, shipping per parcel and selling fees are deducted.

Whole vs. partsYou see both totals, the difference and roughly how long the last part takes to sell.

What you get

Real sales first — each part shows whether its price comes from sales or an estimate.
You choose which parts to sell; the totals follow.
Made for repair finds — electronics, cameras, consoles, tools.

The part-out calculator is part of the Dealer plan.

Questions

Which items can be parted out?

Items made of components that resellers commonly sell on their own — laptops, cameras, consoles, some tools and appliances. The scan tells you when it applies.

Related features

✅Real sold pricesHUSTLER+See what the item really sold for — the median, the range and the individual sales you can check yourself. 📊Profit dashboardHUSTLER+Every scan lands in one place: buy and sell prices, fees and shipping, real profit and ROI — plus hints for slow sellers. 🟢Worth it or skipFREEOne photo tells you what the item is, what it resells for, how fast it sells and whether to buy it.

Part-out calculator — try it on your next find

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