For you

Pay for the part you use.
Not the whole product.

A good product is still worth something when you are done with it, and a payment made today costs you more than one paid next year. So the fair price is not the sticker, and it is not paid up front. It is your share of it, paid while you use it.

Where the price comes from

One price, three shares.
Only one comes out of your pocket.

Pick your product. The page follows you, all the way down to how you care for it.

Examples only, rounded, not a credit offer. Your real price and terms come from the store you buy in, subject to the partner bank's credit assessment.

Take a €1,199 phone you keep for two years. The whole price splits like this:

What you bring in €180

The devices you no longer need still have value. Bring them in, and that value comes straight off the price, like a deposit you already own.

Your two years €623

The only part you actually pay for: the months the product is yours. Spread over them, that is €26 a month, plus financing unless the store covers it.

The next owner €396

Someone will want this phone after you. That is their share, not yours: the part you do not pay if you hand it back at the end. Its value is set and guaranteed on day one.

You pay for the value you receive, while you receive it. Nothing more, nothing sooner, and nothing that belongs to someone else.

Money has value in time. Pay everything up front and you hand that value away; pay while you use it and it stays where it belongs, with you. Cars have been priced this way for decades, and it is why a lease feels normal: monthly payments, plus a buyout option that keeps you in control. We price everything this way.

Your numbers

Now make it yours.

Put in what things cost where you live and choose how long you keep it. The three shares do the rest.

What are you getting?

Typical range €400 to €2,000

The devices you no longer use. 0 if nothing.

How long you keep it
After-warranty plan
€32/month

your share of a €1,199 product: €26 of it, plus €6 financing

What you bring in€180
Your 24 months€623
The next owner pays€396
+ financing at 10% a year€146
At month 24, hand it back and the next owner’s €396 settles everything left. You owe nothing more. Rather keep it? Settle the €396 and there is nothing left to pay. Or sell it yourself, wherever you like.

Illustrative numbers. Your real offer is priced for your market, with credit from a partner bank subject to its assessment, and the exact terms are always the ones in your agreement.

After you say yes

Two things land in your inbox.

A short welcome, and a reminder set for the day you can switch, the same kind of calendar invite you get when you book a flight.

Welcome letter

Keep it in good shape, keep its value.

A plain guide to looking after your new product, so the next owner’s share stays promised. A few minutes now, worth real money later.

Calendar reminder

We set the date you can switch.

Fairown upgrade⏰ reminder
JUL
18
Time to switch your phone

Your after-warranty date. Upgrade to the one you want, or keep the one you have. Your call.

+ Add to calendar

What we ask in return

The next owner’s price is a promise about condition.

Keep the product in good shape and the promise holds, for you and for whoever gets it next. This is the same guide our customers on these plans follow today. None of it is fussy, and most of it you would do anyway.

Caring for your phone

  • A tempered glass protector and a shock-absorbing case, on from day one. Replace the protector every 6 to 12 months, or the moment it chips.
  • Keep the battery between 20 and 80 percent when you can. Charge with the original or an MFi-certified cable.
  • Clean with a dry microfibre cloth only. No window spray or alcohol; they strip the screen coating.
  • Clear the charging port with a wooden toothpick, never a metal pin.

What happens when it comes back

Good condition You get the full guaranteed value.

Fully working, no cracks, deep scratches or dents. Everything does what it should.

Some wear The value is reduced by the repair cost.

Think a cracked screen or back, a damaged camera. You still hand it back if you want, at the adjusted value, or you keep it. Always your choice.

One tip that protects your money: if something breaks during your term, use your warranty or insurance and an authorised repair straight away. Sorting it early keeps your full value at the end.

The short version

Screen protector and case on at all times
Original or MFi-certified cables only
Clean with a dry cloth, no chemicals
Replace the protector every 6 to 12 months
Authorised repairs and genuine parts only
Report faults and use your warranty early

When it is time to switch

Six steps, mostly done for you.

You do not have to remember any of this. When your date comes, we reach out, and the rest is a few taps.

1

We reach out

On the switch date already in your calendar, we email you. Upgrade to the one you want, or keep what you have. There is no obligation either way.

2

Choose your next one

The same short steps as your first time: pick the product, see your share, done.

3

Open your return portal

Log in with your email and the code from that renewal email, then choose which product you are sending back.

4

Post it, free

We send a prepaid shipping label. Pack it, drop it off. No cost to you.

5

We check it

A quick condition check against the care standard, so we both know where it stands.

6

The next owner pays their share

In good condition, the full guaranteed value clears what is left, and anything above it goes toward your next one. If there is wear, we show you the adjusted value and you decide.

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