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Know the phone

before
you pay
for it.

Snap the About screen or type the IMEI. We check it against Apple’s records and tell you, in plain words, whether the phone is genuine, unlocked, and free of someone else’s account.

Drag photos here
or browse your device

Up to 4 images, JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, max 10MB each

Photos never leave our server Deleted the second we read it
About
Model Name iPhone 13
Model Number MLPF3B/A
Serial Number F2LX9K3M
IMEI 35 323806 123456 2
EID 8904 2380 …
Vouched, genuine and unlocked

Settings › General › About. That one screen is all we need.

Three steps, about ten seconds.

You do not need to know what an IMEI is, or what Activation Lock means. Point, upload, read the answer.

1

Show us the phone

Open Settings, General, About and screenshot it. Or photograph the SIM tray, the box label, or the screen after dialling “*#06#”. Type the IMEI by hand if you prefer.

2

We read and verify it

We pull the IMEI out of your image, then ask Apple’s device database what it knows: the true model, the warranty, the network lock, and whether Find My is still switched on.

3

You get a straight answer

Green means buy it. Gold means there is something to haggle over. Red means walk away. Every line is explained in normal language, with the raw record underneath.

WHAT WE CHECK

The four things that
decide whether a used
iPhone is worth buying.

A phone can look immaculate and still be worthless to you. These are the checks that catch it.

It is really an iPhone

Apple confirms the exact model, storage, colour and serial number behind the IMEI. If the record does not exist, the handset is not what the seller says it is.

Activation Lock is off

If Find My is still on, the phone belongs to another Apple Account. Reset it and it becomes a brick. This is the check that separates a bargain from a stolen phone.

Any SIM will work

Plenty of imported handsets are tied to a foreign network. We tell you which one, so you know before you discover your SIM does not fit the contract.

Its real age and history

Estimated purchase date, warranty state, and whether Apple ever swapped the unit. A “barely used” phone bought in 2016 stops being barely used.

QUESTIONS

Straight answers.

Yes. No account, no card, no trial. Check as many phones as you like, within a fair-use limit that stops bots from draining the service.

They are deleted the second we read them. Your photos never leave our server, and we keep only the result, never the photos.

A green result means the phone checked out as genuine, unlocked and free of someone else’s Apple Account at the time we looked. It is a check on Apple’s device record, so still inspect the phone in person before you pay.

Open Settings, General, About and screenshot it. You can also photograph the SIM tray or the box label, or dial “*#06#” and photograph the screen.

Not yet. Vouch checks iPhones against Apple’s own device records.