Verified Components at Prices That Leave Room in the Build Budget
The gap between what a PC costs and what it needs to cost is mostly new-part pricing. PayMore's Franklin store stocks used computer components that have been tested and confirmed working before they reach the shelf, so you can build a machine that performs without paying retail for the privilege. First-time builders, students at Dean College, home-office upgraders, and folks driving over from Bellingham, Medway, Milford, and Wrentham all come through for the same reason: a part that works, priced like a used part should be.
Hey Franklin!
Get quality computer parts for great prices.
Inventory turns over constantly, and everything on the floor is in verified working condition:
Because stock comes from what people bring in, the shelf looks different week to week. Call ahead or stop by if you're hunting something specific.
Real stores, real people, zero sketchy parking lots.
Franklin's safe, convenient, and eco-friendly choice for selling, trading and buying used electronics.
Bring your components and a valid government-issued photo ID. Boxes and accessories help, but loose parts are perfectly fine.
We bench-test each component to confirm it works, check its condition, and price it against current demand.
Accept the offer for immediate cash, or apply the value toward parts you actually need. Trading a full generation of old components into an upgrade is a common move here.

Nothing Untested Reaches the Shelf: GPUs get benched, RAM gets memory-tested, drives get health-checked, and power supplies get load-tested. If it didn't pass, it isn't for sale.
You'll Know the Condition Before You Buy: A fan that runs loud, a scuffed side panel, a drive with hours on it — we tell you upfront. Surprises belong in games, not in parts bins.
Staff Who Build Their Own Machines: Ask whether that CPU fits that board, whether your PSU has the headroom, or where a build will bottleneck. You'll get a real answer from someone who's assembled a few.
Local Pricing, Local Stock: We price for the people who actually shop here — students, hobbyists, families, and small businesses along the I-495 corridor.
See It Before You Buy It: Ordering used parts online means waiting a week to find out whether a card works. Here you can look at it, ask about it, and have it running in your case tonight.
Is everything really tested?
Yes. Each component is powered up and verified before it goes out for sale.
What happens if a part fails after I get it home?
Bring it back and we'll make it right. We stand behind what we sell.
Can you help me plan a full build?
That's one of our favorite parts of the job. Tell us your budget and what you're building for — gaming, streaming, editing, a home server — and we'll help you assemble a compatible parts list.
How often do you get new inventory?
Continuously. People upgrade and trade in components year-round, with a noticeable bump after the holidays and at the end of the school year.
Do you stock parts for older systems?
Frequently, yes. Older-socket boards, DDR4 kits, and previous-generation GPUs move through regularly, which makes us a practical stop if you're upgrading an aging machine instead of starting over.
Do you carry prebuilt systems too?
Often. Desktops and laptops come through alongside individual components, so it's worth asking if a complete machine would suit you better than a build.
What forms of payment do you take?
Cash, credit, and debit — whatever's easiest.
There's no reason to pay new-part prices for performance that used components deliver just as well. Come see what's on the shelf, talk through your build with people who do it themselves, and put your money into the machine instead of the packaging.