Back Market price alerts for refurbished iPhones.
Pick the price you want to buy at: we watch the iPhones on Back Market US and email you the moment your threshold is hit. The history is there so you can choose that number without guessing.
Model watched
iPhone 13
Current price
$230
Your threshold
$210
- One email when the threshold is hit
- No account to create
- One-click unsubscribe
- Models tracked
- 15
- Prices recorded
- 585
- Free alerts
- $0
- Recent drops
- 12
Price alerts
You set the target price, the alert does the watching
Checking the site every day is not the useful part: picking a threshold that matches the history is, and then being told at the right moment.
Choose your model
Find the iPhone you care about and open its alert page in one click.
Set a realistic threshold
The lows recorded and the recent trend help you aim at a credible price.
Get one useful email
The alert fires as soon as a reading drops below your threshold. No account, no noise.
Tracked products
The iPhones ready for an alert
Each model shows today's entry price on Back Market US, its change where the history allows it, and the lowest price recorded so you can pick your threshold.
iPhone 15 Plus
$401
Very low
iPhone 16
$537
Average
iPhone 16 Plus
$601
High
iPhone 15
$392
High
iPhone 16 Pro
$663
Average
iPhone 16 Pro Max
$804
High
Indicative prices, not a guarantee
Recommendations
Which Back Market iPhone is worth a look today?
Tight budget, best price-to-lifespan ratio, Pro model to watch: our recommendations start from the price history, not from a sales ranking.
Budget
The cheapest model is only interesting if it is also low within its own history.
Lifespan
A newer generation is worth it when the price gap stays reasonable.
Alert
When the price is too high, the best purchase is often the one you wait for.
How it works
A Back Market price tracker in three steps
The service rests on one simple idea: keep what Back Market displays, day after day, and give it back to you clearly so you can decide without watching by hand.
- 01
We record the prices
A lightweight robot visits the refurbished iPhone page on Back Market US once or twice a day and stores the listed price of every model we track.
- 02
We keep the history
No observation is ever overwritten. From it we derive the average, lowest and highest price, plus the 7-day and 30-day trend.
- 03
You decide at the right moment
Each product page tells you where today's price sits within its own history. If now isn't the moment, an alert takes over.
A tracker, not a single price
Every model keeps a record of each price we have captured since tracking began, so you can tell whether today's offer is genuinely low or simply normal.
Daily readings
Prices are collected once or twice a day on Back Market US, with the date and time of every observation shown plainly.
An alert when it drops
Tell us the price you are aiming for and we email you as soon as it is reached. No account, no strings attached.
Free, and without the theatrics
No countdowns, no manufactured urgency. We show the numbers we recorded, including when they say you should wait.
Guides
Understand before you buy
Concrete benchmarks, drawn from the prices we record every day.
Frequently asked
What visitors ask us most
A question that isn't here? The full FAQ covers the details on data and privacy.
An independent site that sells nothing
We sell no phones and we have no relationship with Back Market. Our only job is to make price movements readable so you can decide with the facts in hand — including deciding not to buy right now.
What is a Back Market price tracker?
It is a tool that regularly records the listed price of a product on Back Market and keeps the history. Instead of seeing only today's price, you see how it has moved over the past weeks and months.
That answers one simple question: is the price shown today genuinely good, or is it just the usual level for this model?
How often are prices updated?
Prices are recorded once or twice a day. Every product page shows the date and time of the latest observation, so you know exactly when the data was collected.
This deliberately moderate pace keeps us respectful of the source site while still giving an accurate picture of the market.
Are the prices shown guaranteed?
No, and we never promise that. Back Market prices change with the seller, the stock and the cosmetic grade: the price we recorded last can differ from the one shown when you visit.
Always check the final price on Back Market before buying. Our data is there to place an offer within its history, not to guarantee an amount.
Is the service free?
Yes. Browsing price histories and creating price alerts are free, with no account to create and no limit on the number of alerts.
Is this site affiliated with Back Market?
No. Price Radar is an independent price-tracking tool. This site is not operated by Back Market and is not affiliated with any of the brands mentioned. All trademarks and product names belong to their respective owners.
Do you track prices in more than one country?
Yes. Each country has its own collection, its own currency and its own history: US prices come from Back Market US, French prices from Back Market France.
No amount is ever converted between countries. An iPhone does not cost the same in New York and in Paris, and that is not only about exchange rates: they are two different stocks, two different competitive markets and two different tax regimes. The country selector at the top of the page always shows which market you are looking at.
How do I get an alert when a price drops?
From a model's page, enter the price at which you want to be notified, then your email address. You get a confirmation message, then an alert as soon as the condition is met.
The alert is tied to the country of the page you created it on. You can track the same model in the US and in France: those are two separate alerts, each in its own currency.
Every email contains an unsubscribe link. Your address is used for that alert only and is never shared with anyone else.
Stop watching prices by hand.
Pick the price that works for you and let the alert do the work. An email goes out as soon as your threshold is hit, and you unsubscribe in one click.