What do used iPhones ask on Facebook Marketplace?
Here is the usual asking price for each model, with the range where most listings sit. All are United States asking prices from 20+ similar listings, updated 4 Nov 2026.
| iPhone |
Usual ask |
Most ask between |
| iPhone 12 |
$200 |
$140 to $240 |
| iPhone 12 Pro Max |
$320 |
$290 to $400 |
| iPhone 13 |
$250 |
$200 to $290 |
| iPhone 13 Pro |
$340 |
$250 to $370 |
| iPhone 14 |
$290 |
$250 to $320 |
| iPhone 14 Pro |
$400 |
$350 to $430 |
| iPhone 15 |
$390 |
$320 to $420 |
| iPhone 15 Pro |
$480 |
$430 to $550 |
| iPhone 16 |
$550 |
$450 to $650 |
The usual ask is the middle one: half of the listings ask less and half ask more. The range leaves out the cheapest and the priciest.
How does the price change by generation?
Each newer base model asks more, and the steps grow:
- iPhone 12 to 13: $50 more.
- 13 to 14: $40 more.
- 14 to 15: $100 more.
- 15 to 16: $160 more.
The biggest jump is the newest. If you are choosing between an iPhone 15 and an iPhone 16, the 16 asks $160 more at the middle of the market.
What does a Pro add?
On asking prices, a Pro asks about $90 to $110 more than the base model of the same generation: $90 for the 13, $110 for the 14 and $90 for the 15. The range for a Pro is also wider, so the same model can ask very different prices.
What moves the price for one phone?
These numbers cover every storage size and condition listed for a model. Move your number from the usual ask for:
- Storage: more storage asks more, and the base size asks less.
- Battery health: a low reading belongs below the usual ask.
- Parts and carrier: an unknown part or a carrier lock belongs below it.
- Condition: cracks and dents belong below it, a clean phone near or above.
Buying a used iPhone on Facebook Marketplace lists the checks to run before you pay.
How should you use this as a buyer?
Find the model, look at the usual ask and the range, and see where the listing sits. A listing under the low end of the range is in the cheap quarter, so check it carefully and move fast. Our post on how much to offer turns that into a number.
How should you use this as a seller?
Start near the usual ask for your model, and adjust for storage and condition. If it has been up longer than similar listings, see when to lower your price. Facebook publishes no rule for what a phone sells for.
How does Crawlbench help?
Price check compares a listing's ask with similar listings, so you see the usual price and range before you message. Markets follows a model's price week by week. Crawlbench checks Facebook Marketplace for your searches and alerts you, and you message the seller yourself. Busy cities are checked every minute on Scale, every 2 minutes on Pro, every 5 on Growth and every 10 on Starter. Each plan's speed is on pricing.
Where do these numbers come from?
Each row is the usual asking price and range on the Crawlbench market page for that model, in the United States, with 20+ listings, updated 4 Nov 2026. They are asking prices, not sold prices: see asking price vs sold comps. The generation and Pro gaps are arithmetic on those numbers.
Crawlbench is not affiliated with Meta or Apple.
Questions
- How much is a used iPhone 14 on Facebook Marketplace?
- The usual asking price is about $290, and most listings ask between $250 and $320. That is the United States, from 20+ listings on 4 Nov 2026. It is an asking price, not a sold price.
- How much more is an iPhone Pro than the base model?
- On asking prices, a Pro asks about $90 to $110 more: $90 for the 13, $110 for the 14 and $90 for the 15.
- Do these prices include storage size and condition?
- No. Each number covers every storage size and condition listed for that model, so adjust for the phone in front of you.
- Is the asking price what the phone sells for?
- Not necessarily. We publish asking prices, not sold prices, and a listing that leaves Marketplace did not always sell.