01Manual builder: your component list
The builder is at the heart of SimSales. Choose a platform and add a wheelbase or bundle, wheels, pedals, cockpit, seat, displays and accessories. You can combine multiple wheels, shifters or displays and select the available variants to define the simulator you actually want to build.
The shopping list brings together your components, their purchase links and a total when valid prices are available for every required part. Without an account, you can save it in your browser and share its link; with an account, you can save it to your profile.
Build your simulator →02Budget assistant: three starting points
If you prefer to start with a recommendation, enter your budget, platform, racing disciplines and what you need: a cockpit, displays or motion. The assistant offers three proposals: economical, best value and premium, aiming to fit the complete setup within your stated budget.
The proposals combine available prices, editorial tiers and rules for compatibility and included components. You can request another combination, lock components with the star and take the proposal to the builder to adjust it. They are starting points to review before buying.
Find a proposal for your budget →03Catalogue: hardware in context
Explore products by category, brand and platform, with photos, descriptions, specifications and variants when available. Product pages connect each item to the builder and its buying options, so you do not have to piece together the information from every store yourself.
Prices distinguish exact amounts, starting prices and estimates. The price history shows available observations for the same series and variant; coverage depends on the store and product. The product page helps you compare, but the final price is confirmed at the store.
Explore the catalogue →04Compatibility and assembly: check the connections
The checks bring together documented platform, ecosystem, connection and mounting information. They help identify required accessories, differences between variants and parts already included, such as pedals in a bundle or a seat or monitor mount with a cockpit.
A PC connection, a mechanical mounting point and console compatibility are different things. Combinations with insufficient information are flagged for review: an editorial recommendation does not replace manufacturer confirmation of the exact combination and mounting arrangement.
Check your simulator's components →05Comparator: specifications side by side
The comparator lets you compare products with prepared comparison profiles, using images and documented data. It places relevant differences side by side so you can find the features that matter for your use.
Coverage expands as verified information is added. A detail awaiting verification stays that way: it is not filled in with a guess or presented as a performance test carried out by SimSales.
Compare hardware →06Upgrade my simulator: start with what you own
You do not always need to start from scratch. Enter your current equipment or open a saved simulator and set a budget for upgrading specific components while keeping the rest.
The tool looks for replacements that fit your equipment data and the available rules. You can take the upgrade to the builder and review the result before saving a new version of your list.
Plan your next upgrade →07Favourites and email price alerts
Save products to your favourites through your account. For supported stores and products, you can set a target price for the specific store and variant you are following. Current alerts use prices observed for Spain in euros and require a verified email address; they do not cover Amazon products.
If a valid update reaches or falls below your target, SimSales sends an email notification. The alert is then paused, and you can reactivate it from your account. Checks are periodic, and the notification does not reserve stock or lock in the store's price.
Manage favourites and alerts →08Current deals: follow observed price drops
The deals section brings together price drops observed in the prices we track. Each card shows the previous reference price crossed out and the current amount, together with the store and variant where applicable.
A price drop can remain visible the following day while the observed price stays below its reference. It is removed when the price returns to that reference or the offer is no longer valid. We do not confuse a recent price check with a new reduction or promise the lowest price across the entire market.
See current price drops →09Discount codes and brand promotions
Dedicated brand pages bring together available discount codes and promotions, with a link to the relevant store. They explain which code to enter and the known conditions so you can check the saving on your order.
Coupons may have exclusions, expiry dates or restrictions on combining them with other promotions. Always check that the code is applied at checkout: the store determines the final amount, taxes and shipping charges.
Discover Simsonn discounts →10Buying guides: understand the reasons
The guides explain how to choose components and what to check before investing in a wheelbase, pedals, cockpit or displays. The aim is to put specifications in context and help you decide according to your platform, driving style and priorities.
There are also simulator selections for budgets in euros, with photos, explanations of the components and a shopping list. These budget guides are initially available in Spanish and English and use catalogue product pages to obtain current prices and links.
Read the buying guides →11Completed simulators: share your build
Discover community simulators with their components, variants, photographs and total when pricing is complete. You can search by user, filter by brands and sort the results to find different ways to meet the same budget or type of use.
With an account, you can keep your simulators private or publish them with a description and up to five images. Other registered users can upvote, downvote and comment. Community builds provide ideas; mounting requirements need to be checked for each setup.
Discover completed builds →12Hardware news: updates with sources
We publish news, announcements and context about sim racing hardware. Articles bring together images and sources to identify what has been announced, which details are confirmed and what information is still pending.
We distinguish announcements from actual availability, and announced prices from catalogue offers. When a related product page exists, you can continue from the article to the product, its variants and the available buying options.
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