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ecoATM is a chain of mobile phone recycling vending machines in the United States that pays instant cash for used smartphones and tablets.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

ecoATM is a chain of mobile phone recycling vending machines in the United States. Through its kiosks, customers can sell or recycle used smartphones and tablets for instant cash, with the company describing itself as a secure, sustainable, simple and rewarding way to sell or recycle a smartphone. ecoATM states it has over 7,000 locations and has collected over 50 million devices, and it also provides training and support to law enforcement regarding phone theft deterrence and investigations.

History

ecoATM describes itself as a renowned leader in reducing electronic waste and finding value in gently used electronics, offering a simpler and safer way to sell devices. The company states it was established to address the e-waste problem while providing a more financially and environmentally responsible way to sell and recycle personal electronics, and that over the past ten years it has grown in its environmental standards and collected over 50 million devices. It also states it has over 7,000 locations and over a decade of operation.

Products and positioning

A secure, sustainable, simple and rewarding way to sell or recycle smartphones, with instant cash payment at kiosks.

  • ecoATM kiosks

    Automated kiosks where customers can drop off devices and get paid instant cash.

  • ecoATM app

    An app described by ecoATM as the easiest way to sell devices.

Recent events

  • Reported

    ecoATM and Atlanta United join Cell Phones For Soldiers to support veterans[5]

    ecoATM and Atlanta United joined forces to donate $7,500 to Cell Phones For Soldiers, supporting communication services and emergency funds for soldiers and veterans.

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