Fix My Phone Money & Shop Upgrades
Spend for the job you want to finish next. Extra work space, repair help, refurbished stock and decorated phones solve different problems. A bigger purchase is not automatically your best next move.
The first upgrade checkpoints
| Checkpoint | Known unlock | What it changes |
|---|---|---|
| Level 2 | Case Shelf · $25 | Unlocks Pink Cloud for the opening case request. |
| Level 3 | Parts Cabinet | Introduces newer parts. |
| Level 4 | Bench 2 | Adds one repair bench. |
Opening checkpoints reported by AllThingsHow on 20 October. Later prices, technician wages and repair speeds are not supplied by these sources.
Choose by your current bottleneck
| Your goal or blocker | Check this next | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A customer needs a case | Case Shelf and the requested case | An extra bench does not supply a missing case. |
| You need more repair space | The next bench’s unlock and price | Capacity helps a space problem; manual stages still matter. |
| You want help repairing | Technicians currently offered in your shop | The developer advertises staff who work for you. |
| You want to buy and resell | Trade-in terms and refurb-room requirements | Purchase and repair costs come before profit. |
| You want customized phones | The makeover studio | Paint, engraving and gems serve the customization path. |
| You want to keep a collection | Job Lots, trophies and weekly offers | Keeping a phone is a different goal from selling stock. |
This is a spending checklist based on advertised features, not a tested fastest upgrade order. No offline earnings, technician speed or universal return on investment is assumed.
A better trade-in starts with the purchase price
The developer describes haggling for a trade-in, fixing it and reselling it. Compare the actual purchase quote, extra costs and resale offer before you commit. For planning, subtract purchase and extra costs from resale.
| Hypothetical offer | Extra costs | Resale | Amount left |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80 cash | 20 cash | 150 cash | 50 cash |
| 120 cash | 20 cash | 150 cash | 10 cash |
Illustration only: 150 − 80 − 20 = 50, compared with 150 − 120 − 20 = 10. These are not game prices, guaranteed margins or a claim about hidden fees.
Cash bonuses: keep the conditions separate
The developer lists +10% cash per friend in your server, counting up to four friends. This table applies only that friend bonus to a hypothetical eligible 100-cash payout.
| Same-server friends | Friend bonus alone | Example from 100 cash |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | +0% | 100 |
| 1 | +10% | 110 |
| 2 | +20% | 120 |
| 3 | +30% | 130 |
| 4 or more | +40% cap | 140 |
- Joining the Doubloons group is advertised as a separate +10% cash offer.
- Roblox Plus is advertised as a separate +20% cash offer.
- RELEASE has a reported timed 2× cash reward; see the codes page for its source and redemption route.
The description does not explain how group, Plus, friends and code boosts combine or which payouts they affect. Do not add or multiply them into a promised total.
Makeovers and refurbishing serve different plans
The developer advertises spray paint, laser engraving and gems as makeover options, alongside a makeover studio. A refurb room supports the separate restoration side of growing the shop. Check the current room and phone requirements before spending.
No exact makeover unlock level, full menu sequence or universal sale-price multiplier is supplied in the reviewed material.
Sources for this guide
Published information and attributed reports; no personal in-game playtest is claimed. Read the source boundaries.