Pricing can be difficult for iPhone repairs, and there are a handful of factors that play a role in the final cost. The most important factor that plays a role is the iPhone model. Older models are relatively inexpensive to repair, even for screens, but newer or more advanced models, like the iPhone 15 Pro Max or iPhone 16, will cost significantly more.
Other factors that will impact the final cost will be the types of repairs required, and sometimes the extent of the damage. Some repairs, such as a screen replacement, are significantly more costly than a battery replacement or fixing the charging port.
If you are comparing the costs at different repair shops, there will be competitive prices to consider, too. For example, going to an Apple Store for repair will be more expensive than a repair shop like us. In some cases, costs will also be affected if the parts are not easily available or are specialised.