Sell Your Phone in Kenya
Find out what your phone is worth, then list it free and get contacted by buyers across all 47 counties. No commission, no middlemen, you keep 100% of the sale.
What is my phone worth?
Pick your phone above to see what it could sell for on Mzuri.
How selling works
Post your phone in 2 minutes
Add a few photos, the model and your asking price. Listing is completely free, no fees to post.
Buyers contact you directly
Interested buyers message or WhatsApp you straight away. No middlemen, no waiting for approval.
Meet, agree and get paid
Arrange a safe meet-up, let the buyer inspect the phone, and complete the sale. You keep 100%, we take no commission.
Why sell on Mzuri
Mzuri is built for Kenya. Your listing reaches buyers in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu and every other county, and they contact you directly on WhatsApp or in-app chat. There are no listing fees and no commission cut from your sale, so the price you agree is the price you keep. Build a seller profile with reviews and a verified badge to sell even faster.
Selling phones in Kenya: FAQ
How much is my phone worth in Kenya?+
It depends on the model, storage and condition. A phone in good used condition typically fetches 60 to 75 percent of its current new price, while a like-new device can reach over 80 percent. Use the valuation tool above for a realistic range for your exact phone.
Is it free to sell my phone on Mzuri?+
Yes. Posting a listing is completely free and there is no commission on the sale. You keep the full amount the buyer pays you.
How do I sell my phone fast?+
Clear, well-lit photos, an honest condition description and a fair price based on the valuation above sell fastest. Phones priced in line with the market and listed with real photos get the most messages.
Can I sell a cracked or faulty phone?+
Yes. List it honestly as Fair condition and describe the fault. There are always buyers looking for phones for parts or repair, so a cracked or faulty phone can still find a buyer.
How do I stay safe when selling?+
Meet buyers in a busy public place during the day, confirm payment has actually cleared before handing over the phone, and never share an M-Pesa PIN or one-time code with anyone.