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Build-to-spec
Standard grading doesn't have to be the end of the line. We can adjust memory, storage, operating system and imaging to match your market's requirements, at wholesale volume.
A grade and a spec sheet aren't always the same thing. If your buyers expect a specific RAM ceiling, OS image or asset tag, we build to that before it ships, rather than leaving it for you to sort out on arrival. It's the difference between reselling a "graded B laptop" and reselling exactly the unit your client asked for, with no extra handling on your end once it lands.
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Once a build is confirmed, it follows the same testing and grading standard as every other unit — configuration doesn't skip a step, it just adds one, before export-ready packaging and documentation for freight, whether it's a sample pallet or a full container.
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Specify any combination of these when you request inventory — none of them require a separate order, a different process, or a longer wait than a standard graded unit.
RAM and SSD/HDD swaps to match the exact specification your buyers expect on arrival.
Fresh OS installs and licensing options configured and fully tested before shipment.
Custom asset tags, labels or packaging inserts applied consistently for your brand or resale channel.
An additional cosmetic pass is available for units destined for retail-facing resale shelves.
Combine models and specs within a single order to hit a specific target price point or client brief.
Available on laptops, desktops and workstations alike, without exception.
Why customize
A standard grade is a good starting point, not always the finish line — these are the reasons wholesale buyers ask for a custom build instead of taking stock as-is.
Configure to the exact spec your market is willing to pay more for.
Uniform specification across a full order, unit after unit.
Licensed OS options configured where your market requires them.
Specify requirements when you request inventory.
Who asks for a custom build
Custom configuration tends to come up for one of three practical reasons — matching a downstream requirement, preparing units for retail, or standardizing a large internal deployment across many employees.
Need every unit in a lot to match a target RAM, storage or OS spec before it ever reaches their own customers or clients downstream.
Want an extra cosmetic pass and branded asset tagging on units that will sit directly on a retail shelf.
Need a standard OS image and asset tags applied consistently across a large internal employee deployment.
How a build gets made
Configuration is an extra stage layered onto our standard five-stage process, not a separate one — a build still passes through data wiping, testing, grading and export packaging like any other order, on the same timeline.
Models, memory, storage, OS imaging and any tagging or labeling requirements you need.
Availability, lead time and pricing confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Upgrades, imaging and tagging applied consistently to every single unit in the order.
Same testing and grading standard as always, then export-ready packaging worldwide.
Also part of our process
Every configured unit still follows the same data security, testing, grading and export standard as any other order we handle — configuration adds a step to the process, it never replaces one.
Hardware testing and cosmetic grading, applied before any configuration work begins on a unit.
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Export-ready palletizing, labeling and documentation for the finished, configured shipment.
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Certified multi-pass sanitization on every single drive, before configuration ever begins.
Learn more →Configuration FAQs
Memory and storage upgrades, operating system imaging, asset tagging and labeling, an additional cosmetic pass, and mixed-lot builds combining models within one order.
Specify your requirements when you request inventory and we'll confirm feasibility, lead time and pricing for the configuration you need.
Yes. Mixed-lot builds let you combine models and specs within a single order to meet a target price point or client requirement.
Yes. Custom configuration is available on laptops, desktops and workstations alike.
Yes. Fresh OS installs and licensing options can be configured before shipment where required.
It depends on the scope of the build and order size — share your requirements and we'll confirm a lead time before you commit.
The same as our standard orders — from a single sample pallet up to full container loads.
Yes, always. Every drive is wiped and verified before configuration begins — see Data Wiping & Security.
Yes. Configuration doesn't change how a unit is packed or documented — see Bulk Supply & Delivery for export details.
Yes. A single sample can be configured and shipped ahead of a full order, so you can confirm it matches what you need.
We'll do our best to match model and spec to what you already run, subject to what's currently available from our Canadian and US sourcing.
Yes, unless you request the additional cosmetic refinishing pass — grading reflects physical condition, independent of any internal configuration work.
Yes. Mixed-lot builds can apply different specs to different portions of the same order, as long as each is clearly specified up front.
Get in touch directly — you deal with the same team managing sourcing, testing and export, not a call center.
Yes — see Workstations for details on GPU, RAM and storage configuration for technical builds.
Pricing depends on the specific build — share your requirements and we'll quote it clearly before any work begins, with no hidden steps.
Yes — see Laptops for the models available, then specify your imaging requirements when you request stock.
Have a spec in mind?
Share model, memory, storage, OS and tagging requirements and we'll confirm feasibility, lead time and pricing for your order, before you commit to anything.