Original-condition iPhone, iPad Pro and MacBook wanted. Prepaid tracked shipping, transparent inspection, and every inspection difference is shown to you before money moves.
About 60 seconds. A buyer reviews every request. No account needed.
Most buyers say "we buy phones" and work out the problems after your box arrives. We'd rather tell you up front exactly what we want, so nothing about this is a surprise later.
A carrier lock or an outstanding balance doesn't disqualify a device here. Most buyers won't touch either.
Mixed lots aren't a dead end — they go to a buyer for manual review instead of an automated quote, so you get a real number rather than a rejection.
One device or a hundred. Model, condition, whether anything's been replaced. About a minute, and no contact details until the end.
Same-day quote. A buyer reads your answers and sends one figure—not a range and not “up to.” You can say yes or no.
Accept, and your prepaid tracked label arrives within the hour. Drop it at any UPS point. Prefer an in-person handoff? We meet at a police-station safe exchange zone—never a private address.
Inspection starts the day your box arrives. Payment goes out the same day inspection finishes. You see results device by device, and any grading difference is explained before money moves.
Anyone can quote you once. What makes a place worth sending inventory to, over and over, is that nothing surprises you.
The standard doesn't move. You know before you ship exactly what passes and what doesn't, so nothing is a matter of opinion once your box is open.
Your quote reflects today’s market. If inspection finds a difference, you see the evidence and exact dollar change before choosing payment or a free tracked return.
A person answers. If something is off you hear it from us before it costs you anything, not after you've chased it.
By a method you chose up front, the day your inventory clears. No holding, no drift, no silence.
Payment goes out once inspection is done. You pick the method up front, before anything ships, so there's nothing to negotiate at the end.
Straight to your phone. Best for a single device or a small lot where you want the money today.
Bank to bank, business to business. This is how our regular suppliers get paid on volume, and it scales to any lot size.
Prefer a familiar platform for a first transaction? Choose PayPal before shipping and keep the payment record in one place.
You choose the method before you ship, not after we've got your inventory. It's recorded against your account, so on the second lot and every one after it there's nothing to arrange — it just goes out.
You should know how a device will be graded before you pack it, not after we've inspected it. These four are the whole standard, and they don't move.
No visible wear at arm's length. Screen and body unmarked. Fully functional, every part original.
Faint scuffs or micro-scratches you have to look for. No cracks anywhere. Fully functional, every part original.
Obvious scratches, dents or cracked back glass. Screen still crack-free. Fully functional, every part original.
Replaced parts, a functional fault, or damage past cosmetic. Not a rejection — a buyer prices it instead of the standard programme.
Every device is graded against these four, one at a time, and you see the result line by line.
The arrival-day re-quote is the oldest move in this business: agree a number, receive the devices, find a reason. Here is exactly what happens here instead, in writing, before you ship anything.
Your list says what you believe each device is. Our bench checks every one against the four tiers above — the same four you just read, not a private version of them.
You see the device, the photo, the grading line it missed, and the exact dollar difference—device by device, never as one lump-sum deduction. You see all of it before any money moves.
Accept the revised amount and payment goes out the same day. Decline it and your device ships back free the same day, on our label, with tracking. No restocking fee. No handling charge. No argument.
Every month we post the share of devices we re-quoted after inspection.
Not a slogan — a figure, taken from our own inspection records, published whether it flatters us or not. A buying desk that re-grades everything on arrival cannot survive its own number being public. The first figure posts on 1 October 2026.
Then you're not looking for a quote. You're looking for somewhere dependable to put inventory, week after week, without it becoming a project every time.
Spreadsheet, typed in, or hand it to a buyer on a call. However you already keep it.
Serious volume gets a person who knows the numbers and answers the phone.
You see what passed and what didn't, line by line, so nothing is a matter of opinion.
Regular supply gets priority inspection and a buyer who already knows your stock, so nothing needs re-explaining.
Nobody sensible ships thousands of dollars of inventory to a company they've never dealt with. So don't. Start with a test lot of three to five qualifying devices and watch exactly how we work before anything bigger moves.
A real company, in one place, buying since 2019—with people who’ll still answer your text after the money has gone out.
Sent an iPhone 15 Pro from Ohio on the Monday label. Graded Wednesday morning, money in my Cash App before lunch. It came back a tier below what I'd guessed and they showed me the scuff rather than just telling me about it.
We move 60 to 80 units a month across two stores. Started with a five-device test lot because I wasn't handing a stranger a pallet. Two years on they get everything. What keeps us there is that the grading doesn't move — I can quote my own customers accurately because I know what they'll call it.
Half our stock is customer trade-ins, half is stuff we've had apart. They took both — the repaired units just went to a buyer instead of the automated quote. First place that didn't simply say no.
A few questions, then a real number back from a person.