Pricing
Bulk iPhone Pricing Framework
Wholesale pricing is quote-driven and based on real-time batch conditions.
How pricing is determined
Final unit price depends on model generation, storage, grade distribution, and order volume in the requested cycle.
Submitted RFQ details are used to produce the final commercial quote and lead-time alignment.
Pricing factors by RFQ input
| Input | How it affects quote | Buyer action |
|---|---|---|
| Model generation | Newer Pro / Pro Max models have tighter supply and faster price movement. | Send acceptable alternatives by model. |
| Storage mix | 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB batches can price differently even under the same grade. | List required and flexible storage bands. |
| Grade target | A+ Premium protects retail margin; B Good improves entry cost but needs clearer buyer expectations. | Confirm acceptable grade mix before PI. |
| Batch depth | Clean quantity splits usually quote faster than vague large-volume requests. | Break quantity down by SKU and destination. |
Quote lock checklist
- ✓ Model / storage / grade split confirmed
- ✓ Destination and shipping term aligned
- ✓ QC proof pack requested if needed
- ✓ PI validity window confirmed in writing
Buyer Q&A
Why is there no single fixed price list?
Wholesale pricing moves with supply turnover, grade composition, and batch size, so confirmed RFQ data is required.
Do larger quantities improve price bands?
Higher and cleaner batch demand typically gives better consolidation and quote efficiency, subject to inventory conditions.
Can I request mixed-grade pricing?
Yes. You can request Premium, Excellent, and Good mix in one RFQ to compare blended procurement scenarios.
Do prices differ by destination market?
Destination, logistics constraints, and demand timing can affect final batch economics and quote structure.
Can I lock a quoted price for later pickup?
Price lock terms depend on stock reservation and settlement timing and are confirmed case-by-case in final quotation.
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