Instant-Buy Sites and Exchange Offers
You get a quote online and a pickup, or money off a new phone. The buyer sets the price after checking the phone.
Good if: you want it gone today and don’t mind their price.
Sell Your Old Phone
Set your own price, post in about a minute and chat with buyers near you without sharing your number. No commission on the sale, so the whole amount is yours.
Your Options
Both are fair choices. They suit different people.
You get a quote online and a pickup, or money off a new phone. The buyer sets the price after checking the phone.
Good if: you want it gone today and don’t mind their price.
You set the price, chat with buyers near you and agree the deal yourself. It can take a little longer, and you decide who you sell to.
Good if: you want to set your own price and meet the buyer.
Before You Sell
Ten minutes now protects your data and makes the handover smooth.
Pricing
A fair price sells faster than a high one with a lot of “negotiable”.
Look at Ads for the same model and storage near you, and price yours honestly against them.
Battery health, scratches, repairs and warranty all change the price. Say them in the Ad.
Mark the Ad negotiable and buyers can send you a number. You accept, counter or decline.
Posting
Everything you need, in the order the app asks for it.
Selling
Meet in a busy public place and let the buyer test calls, camera and charging. Take cash, or check the UPI payment in your own app before you hand the phone over. Never scan a QR code to receive money.
Turn off Find My iPhone and sign out of your Apple ID before you reset it, or the buyer won’t be able to use it. Check battery health in Settings and mention it in the Ad.
You can still sell it. Say exactly what’s wrong, like a cracked screen or a phone that won’t charge, and price it for repair or parts. Honest Ads get serious buyers.
Check the IMEI matches the box and bill, test calls, camera, speakers and charging, and make sure it’s signed out of the previous owner’s account before you pay.
Yes. Posting is free and SUP takes no commission, so whatever you agree with the buyer is what you get.
No. Buyers chat with you inside SUP. You share your number only if and when you choose to.
Yes. Describe the fault honestly in the Ad and price it for repair or parts. Plenty of people buy phones to fix or for spares.
We can’t promise that. The difference is that on SUP you set the price and agree it with a buyer yourself, while instant-buy sites set the price for you in exchange for speed.
Post it on SUP in about a minute. Free, with no commission on the sale.