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Used Refrigerator Prices — August 2026

Median asking price $1,200 as of August 5, 2026. Commonplace Research.

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August 19, 2026 · 15 min read
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Price Index · Monthly report · August 2026

Refrigerator asking prices on Commonplace, as of August 5, 2026. These are what sellers are asking, not what buyers paid.

Median ask
$1,200
across all refrigerators listed
Typical range
$800–$2,000
middle 50% of asks
Edition
August 2026
as of August 5, 2026
Basis
Asks
listed prices, not sold prices

What changed this edition

The middle of the refrigerator market lists at $1,200, with the middle 50% of asks between $800 and $2,000. Sub-Zero carries the highest median in the book at $3,400; Frigidaire the lowest at $875.

Source: Commonplace listings, asks as of August 5, 2026.

Price by brand

Built-in brands sit far above mass-market. The middle of the market lists near $1,200.

 Median ask, $Typical range, $
Sub-Zero $3,400 $2,075–$4,750
Samsung $1,350 $975–$2,050
LG $1,125 $1,000–$2,325
GE $1,100 $625–$1,375
Whirlpool $900 $700–$1,200
Frigidaire $875 $675–$1,250

Cuts too thin to be stable are not reported this edition.

Price by configuration

Configuration separates the market more cleanly than brand does.

 Median ask, $Typical range, $
French door $1,350 $900–$1,950
Top freezer $800 $600–$900

Cuts too thin to be stable are not reported this edition.

Price by stated condition

Condition is self-reported by the seller and inspected before delivery.

 Median ask, $Typical range, $
New $1,625 $1,400–$3,225
Like new $1,350 $800–$2,200
Good $950 $775–$1,375

Cuts too thin to be stable are not reported this edition.

The Commonplace Refrigerator Index

Index begins next edition. A month-over-month series needs two editions before it can say anything true.

How to read asking prices

These are asking prices on Commonplace, not a guarantee of what a seller will receive. Condition, location, and whether delivery is included all move the number. We report medians so a single unusual listing cannot move the print, and a typical range so you can see the spread rather than one figure pretending to be precision.

Methodology

Listings on Commonplace, United States, asks only. Figures carry a two-week lag and are rounded to the nearest $25. "Typical range" is the interquartile range, the middle 50% of asks. Medians are used throughout, never averages. The index base month is set to 100 at first publication. Cuts that are too thin to be stable are omitted rather than printed with a caveat.

What we don't publish

We do not publish listing counts, sales volumes, sell-through, or transaction-level data. Press enquiries: press@trycommonplace.com

Cite this data

Commonplace Research, Used Refrigerator Price Index, August 2026. Licensed CC BY 4.0. https://trycommonplace.com/blog/refrigerator-price-index

Common questions

How much is a used refrigerator worth?

The median refrigerator on Commonplace lists for $1,200 as of August 5, 2026, with a typical range of $800 to $2,000. These are asking prices, not guaranteed sale prices.

How much does a used Sub-Zero refrigerator cost?

Sub-Zero lists at a median of $3,400 on Commonplace as of August 5, 2026, with a typical range of $2,075 to $4,750 — several times the median for mass-market brands.

Where can I sell a used refrigerator?

Commonplace lists it, finds the buyer, and sends a background-checked driver to collect it. Sellers are paid at pickup, and delivery is free for the buyer within 100 miles.

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