There's no single flat price for an iPhone screen repair, because the honest answer depends on exactly which iPhone you have and what kind of replacement screen goes into it. Rather than throw out a number that won't actually apply to your phone, here's what the cost is actually made up of.
Labour
Our labour rate for phone repairs is $100 per hour, with a $50 minimum. A screen replacement is a fairly quick job on most models, so labour is usually at or close to the minimum — the bigger variable is the part itself.
Parts
Screen cost varies a lot by model. An older or smaller iPhone screen is generally cheaper than a current Pro or Pro Max model, simply because the parts themselves cost more to source for newer phones. There's also a difference between a standard replacement screen and a premium or OEM-spec option — cheaper screens can sometimes affect things like brightness or True Tone on certain models, so it's worth knowing what you're getting rather than assuming all replacement screens are identical.
Why we don't quote a flat price upfront
Because parts pricing varies so much by model — and changes over time — we'd rather check exactly what your phone needs and give you a genuine all-in price before any work starts, instead of quoting a number that might not hold up once we've actually looked at your device.
Before you bring your phone in
If you can, it's worth backing up your phone and knowing your Apple ID password beforehand. Most screen repairs don't touch your data, but it's good practice regardless.