Why We Post Our Prices

📱 The $280 Screen That Started It All

Years ago, I cracked the screen on my Pixel 2 XL. I took it to a local repair shop, and I won't say which one. They quoted me $280, I paid it, and then I waited three days to get my phone back.

A while later, I watched a YouTube video of that exact repair. I spent my time in the Marine Corps working on radar systems, so I realized I could easily have done it myself. Worse, I figured out I'd been ripped off on the part, and the tech had taken his sweet time on a job that didn't need three days.

I wasn't mad that a shop made money. Every business has to. I was mad that I had no way of knowing what a fair price looked like until it was too late.

💲 Why We Show Installed Prices Up Front

That experience is the reason Franchitti's Fix posts installed prices, parts and labor together, so you know the number before you ever pick up the phone. No "call for a quote" runaround on common repairs, and no surprise number when you pay.

Whether you've got a cracked iPhone 13, an iPhone 15 Pro with a dead display, or a brand-new iPhone 17 Pro Max that took a bad drop, you can look up your model and see what it costs:

• iPhone Screen Repair Prices: every model in one place.
• iPhone LCD Price List: our Economy screens, plus Budget prices on select models.
• iPhone Soft OLED Price List: bright, vivid color and deep blacks.
• Plug-and-Play Screen Price List: built to avoid the "Unknown Part" message.
• iPhone Screen Repair Cost Guide: what sets the price, model by model.

🔧 Fixing More Than One Thing? Add-Ons Cost Less

If your phone needs more than one repair, I don't charge full labor twice. Here's how add-ons work when we're already in for a screen:

• Most add-on repairs: half the usual labor, plus the part.
• Back glass that needs laser removal: 75% of the usual labor, plus the part, since it's a long job on its own.
• Charging ports and buttons buried under the battery and logic board: $45 labor plus the part.
• Camera lens covers: $50 for the first, +$10 each additional lens.

You don't have to do the math. The most common combos, like a screen plus back glass, are posted with their installed price on most model price pages, right under the screen prices, along with how much you save versus doing them separately. For anything not listed, ask for combo pricing when you book.

You can also browse parts on our site and see what they cost. It's the same transparency: you see the numbers, and if you spot something else worth fixing while your phone is already open, you know exactly what it adds.

🧭 Pick the Tier That Fits You

Posting prices only helps if you know what you're paying for, so repairs come in clear tiers:

If you're not sure which one is right, ask me, or see the Parts Quality Guide. I'd rather tell you that you don't need the expensive option than sell you something you don't need.

🎖️ Discounts for Those Who Serve and Those Who Come Back

As a Marine Corps veteran, this one matters to me. Veterans, military, students, and first responders get $5 off labor on every repair, and returning customers save more on labor through the Fix Famiglia. Just mention it when you call or text.

I'm at 4515 Texas St near Adams Ave, on the North Park and Normal Heights border, a short trip from University Heights, Kensington, City Heights, and Hillcrest. Repairs are by appointment or call-ahead, so call or text first.

⚡ The Franchitti's Fix Advantage