Find the best price on any console or PC part during the shortage.

One search reads 7 stores and ranks the real offers. Then build a PC from them, or track a price until it drops.

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Spree's Top 3 for RTX 5070 Ti. Best overall: an MSI card, new on eBay from a top-rated seller, $995, 29% below typical. 2nd best: PNY at Newegg, $1,120, 20% below typical. 3rd best: PNY at Walmart, $1,200, 14% below typical. — The three best buys from a real RTX 5070 Ti search on October 20, 2026, out of 318 listings from 7 stores.

Searches

eBay
Mercari
Walmart
Amazon
Best Buy
Newegg
Micro Center

Deal search

Type a console or part. Spree reads every store, then puts the three best buys first, one per seller.

Accessories, look-alikes and empty boxes are set aside, with the reason.
Sellers with no track record are kept out of the Top 3.
Filters for what you shop by: socket, kit, speed, wattage, video memory.
Shipping is counted in the ranking, not left for the checkout.

Spree's results for RTX 5070 Ti: the search box with the seven store chips, a photo of the card, 318 listings from 7 stores, and the market price ($1,350), lowest new ($995), lowest used ($1,100) and price spread. — The same search: 7 stores at once, then what the card sells for new and used.

Make a PC

Fill each slot yourself, or press Best deal and Spree puts in the offer it would buy. The build adds up as you go.

Checks the processor and board share a socket, and the board takes your memory.
Checks the board fits the case, and the power supply suits the graphics card.
New, open box and used parts from every store Spree searches.

A PC build in Spree with four of eight parts: a Ryzen 7 9800X3D for $340, a Gigabyte B650 board for $62.70, 32GB of DDR5-6000 CL30 for $395 and an RTX 5070 Ti for $995, $1,811.41 in all. The empty slots have Choose and Best deal buttons. — A build with four of its eight parts put in by Best deal.

Price tracker

Paste a product link from one of 18 stores. Spree checks it every 30 to 60 minutes and emails you when the price drops, reaches your target, or the item is back in stock.

Three trackers: the RTX 5070 Ti at $995, $45 above a $950 target; the DDR5 kit at $395, at or under a $400 target; the B650 board at $62.70, in stock now. Each says when it was last checked and when the next check is. — Example trackers, set up on real eBay listings.

Questions

Does Spree sell anything?: No. Every listing opens on the store that sells it, and you buy it there. Spree isn’t affiliated with any of the stores.
What can I search for?: Consoles, handhelds and VR headsets, graphics cards, processors, memory, SSDs, hard drives, motherboards, power supplies, coolers, monitors and prebuilt PCs. Micro Center results come from the store nearest the ZIP code you set.
How does Spree pick the best offer?: It compares each price with what that item typically sells for, then weighs its condition, the seller’s eBay feedback and shipping. The Top 3 has one listing per seller, and auctions get their own tab.
Which stores work with the price tracker?: 18 stores: the ones above except Mercari, plus ASUS, B&H, Costco, Dell, GameStop, Lenovo, Microsoft Store, Nintendo, NVIDIA, PlayStation Direct, Samsung and Target. You can track up to 5 products at a time.
How fresh are the prices?: Each search reads the stores when you run it, and the page says when the prices were fetched. Prices change quickly, so check the store’s page before you buy.
Can I sign up?: Spree is invite-only for now. If you were invited, sign in with the Google account or email address the invite went to.

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