Last updated 18 August 2026
Phones4Cash is a storefront business, not a mail-in service. Customers walk in with a phone to sell, a phone to fix, or money to spend on a tested used one. The same counter, the same staff and the same shelf of parts serve all three.
Most shops that buy phones hide the number behind a form. We publish it. Every model we buy has its own page with a table: rows are condition, columns are carrier-locked and unlocked, and the price is the price. Today that covers 475 models, from a dead handset worth a few dollars to a sealed flagship. Repair prices are published the same way, part by part.
That decision is the whole marketing strategy. A customer who can see the number before leaving the house arrives ready to trade. It is also what the pricing system behind the counter exists to support — prices change, and they have to change everywhere at once.
Someone who wants to be in the store. This is a counter business: grading a screen, testing a battery, negotiating a price. It rewards an owner who is present. Retail or repair experience helps but is not required — a willingness to learn the grading discipline matters more.
Franchising is on our roadmap — it is not open yet. The best thing you can do today is join the interest list so you hear from us first as the program opens.
When the time comes, we’ll share the full details directly with qualified candidates. For now, tell us your market with the form and we’ll keep you posted.
We make no representation about the actual or potential sales, costs, income or profit of a Phones4Cash franchise — on this page, in any advertisement, or in any conversation. We do not publish financial performance figures here.
If your market is on this list, we can talk today. If it is not, tell us anyway — the list changes.
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This page is not an offer to sell a franchise. Any future offer would be made only in compliance with the FTC Franchise Rule and any applicable state law. We do not offer franchises in states where we are not registered or exempt from registration.