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Sell your phone in Montreal, QC

When selling a phone locally, mention any included accessories like charging cables or cases. Clear communication leads to fast and smooth transactions. Below: what buyback companies pay versus private sales, where Montreal sellers list, and how to sell safely.

What a phone sells for

ModelInstant offerUsed resaleSelling it yourself earns
iPhone 17 Pro Max—$1,020—
iPhone 17 Pro—$906—
iPhone 16 Pro Max—$735—
iPhone 17—$728—
iPhone 15 Pro Max—$575—
iPhone 16$403$560+$157
iPhone 15 Pro$363$490+$127
iPhone 16 Pro$488——
iPhone 14 Pro Max—$430—
iPhone 16e—$390—

From BuyLow AI's recorded price sheets (buyback offers, Swappa sold comps), in USD; Canadian listings are in CAD. Prices move daily and depend on storage, carrier and condition. Tax: 5% GST + 9.975% QST.

Where Montreal sellers list

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Before you sell

  1. Back up, sign out of your accounts, turn off Find My, then reset to factory settings.
  2. Write down the exact model, storage, carrier lock status and battery health for your listing.
  3. Compare an instant buyback offer with what local buyers pay before you choose.
  4. Meet in a public place or a police-station safe exchange zone, and take payment before handing it over.
  5. Avoid overpayment checks, 'shipping agent' requests and anyone who wants a verification code sent to your phone.

Full guide: How to sell something fast for a fair price

Buying and selling in Montreal

Marketplace activity peaks around the start of the university terms in late summer and the new year. When meeting up for a sale, opt for a public place near a metro station or a busy cafe. Always test electronics on the spot to confirm they work as advertised.

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Questions

Where can I sell a phone in Montreal?

Locally, Facebook Marketplace, Kijiji and Craigslist let you sell for cash with no selling fee. For no meetup at all, instant buyback companies mail you a prepaid label but usually pay less. BuyLow AI shows the best buyback offer next to what local buyers pay so you can pick.

How much can I get for my phone?

In BuyLow's recent price sheets, models we track ranged from about $390 to $1,020 depending on model, storage and condition. The table on this page shows instant offers next to typical private-sale prices, and the gap is what selling it yourself can earn.

How do I sell a phone safely in Montreal?

Reset the device and remove it from your account first, meet in a busy public place or a police-station exchange zone, and take cash or a confirmed payment before you hand it over. Never send a verification code to a buyer.

Do I pay sales tax on a used item in Montreal?

Stores and most online marketplaces collect tax: 5% GST + 9.975% QST. Casual private sales between individuals usually don't add sales tax, which is one reason local deals can come out cheaper. Rules vary, so check your province if you sell often.

Should I also look outside Montreal?

Yes, widening the search often turns up better prices. The closest cities we cover are Ottawa (104 mi), Quebec City (147 mi), Kingston (168 mi). Set your marketplace radius to include them if the drive is worth the savings.

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