Clients send me all the parts and I assemble the board for them. I have all the details listed in my build form. I do not sell premade keyboards, and I do not sell the keyboards featured in my gallery.

You must have a general idea of what you want. I don’t mind helping clients pick out stabilizers/switches if they’re unsure of what to get. If you have no idea at all, I suggest doing some research before reaching out.

Here’s a guide that breaks down custom keyboards:

https://www.modmusings.com/how-to-build-a-mechanical-keyboard

Here are some links to see what’s in stock or upcoming:

https://thocstock.com/

https://www.mechgroupbuys.com/

I do not help clients source parts. I don’t mind letting you know when things go back in stock, but it’s up to you to buy the parts.

For the keyboards I typically build, you must be prepared to spend at least $250 for the components. This is not including my fees. There are definitely keyboards out there for less than $250, but it’s hard to find a full custom one for under that price.

I do not take prebuilt commissions, but I can recommend other builders who do. A prebuilt is a keyboard that is already fully assembled by the manufacturer.

A custom typically means a case that has already been designed/manufactured. A bespoke custom is unique design that will only be manufactured once (AKA a 1 of 1).

I work with different designers, and we can help create a bespoke custom keyboard for you! However, this requires a deposit, can cost upwards of $2,000, and has a significant wait time (3-6 months depending on complexity).