How Much Does Phone Screen Repair Cost?

Price is the first thing most people want to know — and the most evasive thing most repair shops give you. Here are real prices, not "call for a quote." We publish our pricing because we have nothing to hide.

iPhone screen repair prices

Samsung Galaxy screen repair prices

What's included in that price

The price covers the full screen assembly (glass + digitizer + OLED/LCD panel), labor, and a 90-day parts and labor warranty. We don't charge a diagnostic fee. We don't add a "mobile service fee." What you see is what you pay.

We offer two parts tiers: budget and OEM-grade. OEM-grade screens match the color accuracy, brightness, and touch sensitivity of the original display. Budget screens work well for everyday use but may show slightly different color temperature. We'll tell you the difference and let you choose.

What makes screen repair prices vary

Model age: Newer iPhones use more expensive OLED panels. The Pro and Pro Max models cost more than the base models.

Parts tier: OEM-grade screens cost $20–40 more than budget alternatives — and are worth it for anything you plan to keep for more than a year.

Damage extent: A clean crack is a standard screen swap. If the chassis is bent or components beneath the screen are damaged, the price goes up — and we'll tell you before starting.

Why mobile repair costs the same — or less — than a shop

We don't have retail rent, lobby staff, or a parking lot. That overhead savings goes directly into competitive pricing. You're paying for the repair, not the storefront experience. And instead of driving to the mall, we come to your home, office, or parking lot in Minnetonka, Plymouth, Eden Prairie, Wayzata, Saint Louis Park or any of our service cities.