Typically the cost of computer repairs per hour is around $75 per hour, with parts ranging from $100 to $200. Some computer consultants (like myself) may charge a "flat rate" or "per appointment" fee rather than an hourly rate for their labor, parts not included.

It is important to remember that international supply shortages can easily increase the cost of the parts needed, and delivery of those parts can be significantly delayed due to supply chain issues; both are beyond the control of the computer repair service you choose.

When Will It Become More Affordable to Replace?
It is difficult to pinpoint the exact point at which replacing a computer is more cost-effective than repairing it because it depends on a variety of factors, including the age and value of the computer, the cost of repairs, and the accessibility of the replacement. . . . . component. In general, however, it may be more cost-effective to replace the computer than to repair it if it costs more than half the cost of buying a new one.

The choice to repair or replace a business computer will ultimately depend on a number of variables, such as the age and cost of the computer, the cost of repairs, and the availability of new parts. Because downtime from idle computers can impact an organization's productivity and revenue, it can be a major consideration for an organization when deciding whether to repair or replace it.

Where Can I Repair My PC?
Local computer repair businesses can offer repair services for a variety of computer problems. If your computer is still under warranty, the manufacturer's repair facility may be able to repair it at little or no cost.
If your internal information technology department takes care of your IT needs, you can contact them for replacement or repair, depending on the situation.
You can try searching online for "computer repair near me" or "laptop repair near me" and see what possibilities are available in your area to find a computer repair business close to you. Plus, you can look up referrals from friends, family, and coworkers.
Is Online Computer Repair Safe?
Remote tune-ups and online computer repairs can be safe, but you should be very careful and thorough before accepting any service. Never provide personal or sensitive information, such as your credit card number or login credentials, unless you believe the business or person is real and worthy of your trust.

Do some research on the business or person you'd like to hire: Make sure the business or person is reputable and has a strong track record by checking internet reviews, asking for references and more.