Nationwide mail-in phone buybackUsed phones. Broken phones. New possibilities.

Sell your old phone.
Turn it into cash.

Sell your old or cracked phone from anywhere in the United States. Check your price online, mail it in with free shipping, and get paid after inspection.

Free to request. Yours to accept.

Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max
iPhone 17 Pro Max
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra
Galaxy S26 Ultra
Google Pixel 10 Pro
Pixel 10 Pro
Working & broken phones
No obligation to sell
Mail-in service across the U.S.
More life for your device

LET’S START WITH YOUR PHONE

What are you selling?

162 models · 1,531 configurations

Choose your model, storage, and condition.
See your estimated buyback price.

More models

Your estimate is based on your exact phone, storage, carrier, and condition. Prices are checked for every quote and refresh every minute while you review your offer. Final PhonePayout offers follow inspection.

LESS CLUTTER. MORE POSSIBILITY.

Three steps to a fresh start.

Check your price. Mail your phone. Get paid.

1

Check your price

Choose your model and condition to see an available estimate before sharing your contact details.

2

Mail it for free

Request your offer. We’ll review your details and arrange free shipping. Wait for the mailing instructions before sending your phone.

3

Get paid

We inspect your phone and confirm the final offer. Fast payment follows your acceptance.

CRACKED DOESN’T MEAN WORTHLESS

Cash for old phones.
Cracks included.

A cracked screen. A battery that gave up. That phone sitting in a drawer. Let’s see what it’s worth.

Cracked screens
Damaged backs
Battery problems
Won’t turn on

Every phone is reviewed individually.

FROM YOUR DRAWER TO YOUR NEXT PAYDAY

Sell your old phone for cash.

Working, worn, or cracked.
Find out what your phone could be worth.

A LITTLE CLARITY

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Everything you need to know
before your phone’s next chapter.

Ready when you are
Can I sell a broken phone?

Yes. Cracked screens, damaged backs, battery problems, and phones that won’t turn on can all be considered. Tell us the model and what’s wrong so we can review it. An offer depends on the device and its condition.

How much is my phone worth?

Choose your exact model, storage, carrier, and condition to see your current buyback estimate. Your price is checked live before you enter any contact details. While you review an offer, the price refreshes automatically every minute and when you return to the page. You can also refresh it yourself; the amount may change. If a price is unavailable, send your details for a personal offer. PhonePayout confirms the final price after inspection.

Where does PhonePayout buy phones?

PhonePayout buys phones from customers across the United States through our mail-in service. Request an offer online, then wait for your confirmed mailing address and shipping instructions before sending your phone.

What happens after I request an offer?

Your request is saved for review. We contact you to confirm your device details and arrange free shipping. Once your phone arrives, we inspect it and confirm the final offer. Payment follows inspection and your acceptance of that offer.

Is shipping free?

Yes. Shipping your phone to PhonePayout is free. After reviewing your request, we’ll contact you with the mailing address and shipping arrangements. Wait for those instructions before buying postage or sending your phone.

When will I get paid?

Payment follows receipt of your phone, inspection, and your acceptance of the final offer. We confirm the payment method and timing when reviewing your request.

How do I prepare my phone for sale?

Back up anything you want to keep. Before mailing your phone, sign out of your accounts, remove activation locks, erase your personal data, and remove your SIM card. If the phone won’t turn on, let us know. Never share passwords or account credentials in your request.

Do I have to accept the offer?

No. Requesting an offer is free, and you decide whether to accept. Only submit a phone you own and have the right to sell. Include any financing, account locks, or other issues in your condition notes.

Make room for what’s next.

That old phone is a good place to start.