With the iPhone 17 lineup reveal in the rear mirror, many readers are already wondering how much their current iPhone might be worth toward an upgrade. Here’s what you need to know.

For the first time, 9to5Mac is partnering with to help readers trade in their old iPhones, Macs, iPads, Apple Watches, AirPods, and even other accessories, to get up to $1,000 closer to a new iPhone.

The is straightforward and shouldn’t take more than a few minutes. For your old iPhone, for instance, here’s what you have to do:

1. Select your device;
2. Select your carrier (if applicable);
3. Select your capacity
4. Get your quote

In that final step, you can detail whether your device is broken, has minor damages, is in “good” or “mint” condition, and you’re done.

Your quote will be valid for 14 days, and once you decide to , you won’t even have to pay for shipping. handles everything, and you can follow the status through their website.

says that most customers receive the payment email within a week of sending in their devices, and you can find out more information on their .

Apple has had a since 2013 and has always promoted it as an environmentally conscious alternative for users who are looking for a convenient way to offload their old devices and get some credit in return.

Depending on the condition and version of your old device, Apple’s updated price chart offers discounts between $40 and $700 for in-store or online trade-ins. The latter involves either mailing the old iPhone in or dropping it off according to instructions sent via email.

Depending on your mobile plan, you might feel more comfortable taking credit with your carrier. , , and all offer trade-in programs, and depending on the carrier, the value can be applied towards a new phone, gift cards, or bill credits.

It is worth mentioning that , , and also offer trade-in programs in exchange for gift certificates and gift cards. You can find out more about each specific process on their websites.

And if you’re feeling really lucky, you can always try eBay, although for the last few years, the site’s fees and haggling dynamics have been less attractive for users looking for a to trade in their devices.