What is the best iPhone stock tracker?
For most people, New Phone Scout: it checks your Apple Stores every 15 seconds, sends a push notification and an email about 2 seconds after it spots your iPhone, covers up to 5 stores per alert and starts at $5 a month. We make it, so every fact about the other trackers on this page comes from their own sites, read October 31, 2026.
Which iPhone stock tracker checks most often?
Of the trackers that say, New Phone Scout: every 15 seconds at each store you pick. InStock Radar says about every 20 seconds where a paid alert points, and ManzanaTracker about every 5 minutes. Orion Chime and iPhoneStockChecker don’t say.
Is New Phone Scout better than InStock Radar?
For most people, yes: more frequent checks (every 15 seconds against about 20), the same ~2-second alerts, and a lower price ($5 a month for 2 alerts against $9.99 per 30 days for 1). InStock Radar is the better pick if you want Telegram alerts, or one alert covering a whole city or country.
What’s the cheapest iPhone stock tracker?
Orion Chime has a free plan with 1 alert and up to 2 notifications every 5 days. For paid alerts, New Phone Scout and ManzanaTracker both start at $5 a month: New Phone Scout’s $5 plan sends a push and an email about 2 seconds after spotting stock, while ManzanaTracker’s emails about 4 minutes after.
Is there a free iPhone stock tracker?
Checking stock is free on most of them, including New Phone Scout’s live pages, which show which Apple Stores have each iPhone Duo for pickup with no account. Alerts are paid, apart from Orion Chime’s free plan and ManzanaTracker’s one free alert email.
How does New Phone Scout count alerts sent?
One alert is one person told that one exact iPhone is available for pickup at one Apple Store. A push and an email for the same alert count once; a reminder 20 minutes later, if it’s still in stock, counts again.
Are any of these run by Apple?
No. None of them is affiliated with Apple Inc. They all read Apple’s own in-store pickup availability, and you still reserve and pay on Apple’s site.