Use this template for your business
How it works
Custom builds are ordered by people who don't want to deal with chipsets. But they know exactly what they want the computer for: gaming, streaming, video editing or office work. The template starts right there, then narrows down how demanding the games are and how much multitasking matters: with these answers the configuration is more accurate than with the question "what's your budget".
The questions about extra memory and VR are about future-proofing, and they do double duty: customers think about something they hadn't planned, and you get a reason to suggest a pricier configuration, backed by arguments. The peripherals at the end (mouse, keyboard, headset, gamepad, monitor) raise the order value exactly where people usually forget to ask.
Building a PC is a niche with a long decision cycle and a high cost of mistakes, so in the result it's more useful to show not a single "ideal build" but two or three at different prices, with an explanation of what the extra money buys. And say honestly that a technician confirms the final configuration: parts availability changes and a person checks compatibility.
