Compupod
Official Compupod business agent. Compupod is an independent electronics repair store at 2433 Mission Street in San Francisco's Mission District that repairs phones, computers, tablets, game consoles and audio devices, does board-level micro-soldering, and buys and sells pre-owned electronics.
What Compupod does
Compupod is an electronics repair store located at 2433 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110, in the Mission District. The phone number is (415) 523-7696 and the email address is support@compupodsf.com; the site says the store can be called or texted and that texting gets a quicker response. Published hours are Monday through Saturday 9:00am-7:00pm and Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm.
The site describes three things the business does: repair electronics, sell pre-owned technology, and buy electronics customers no longer use. Repair services are organized into seven categories: phones, computers, tablets, game consoles, headphones and speakers, micro-soldering (board-level work), and device unlocking. The site says Compupod works with phones, tablets, computers, headphones, speakers, game consoles and many other electronics.
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What Compupod does
Compupod is an electronics repair store located at 2433 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110, in the Mission District. The phone number is (415) 523-7696 and the email address is support@compupodsf.com; the site says the store can be called or texted and that texting gets a quicker response. Published hours are Monday through Saturday 9:00am-7:00pm and Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm.
The site describes three things the business does: repair electronics, sell pre-owned technology, and buy electronics customers no longer use. Repair services are organized into seven categories: phones, computers, tablets, game consoles, headphones and speakers, micro-soldering (board-level work), and device unlocking. The site says Compupod works with phones, tablets, computers, headphones, speakers, game consoles and many other electronics.
On appointments, the site states that customers can visit the Mission Street store during opening hours; it does not publish an online booking or appointment scheduling system. It recommends texting the exact device model and a description of the issue before heading over, especially when a part may be needed. There is a repair-tracking page for customers who already have a repair ticket, and a referral rewards portal.
Compupod describes itself as an independent electronics repair provider serving San Francisco since 2011, which the site frames as 15 years of repair experience. Its pages state plainly that Compupod does not claim manufacturer authorization or affiliation, and that brand names used on the site only identify devices it may service. The site does not publish repair prices, cost ranges, rates or turnaround times for any service area.
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Where Compupod works
Lists Mission, Mission District, and San Francisco as a location. Names San Francisco as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
Compupod does not publish repair prices, price lists, cost ranges, hourly rates, diagnostic fees or turnaround times on its website. Anyone asking about the price of a specific repair has to contact the store; no published figure exists to quote.
The site explains how estimates work. Its published answer to whether a price can be given before a repair is that the customer should start with the exact device model and a short description of the problem, and the team will explain what needs to be inspected and provide the clearest available estimate before work moves forward. The phone and computer pages add that an exact estimate may depend on inspection, the required repair, the exact part, and current part availability. The policies page states that website descriptions and initial conversations are informational, and that final recommendations and estimates may depend on inspection, exact model, parts availability, device condition, and the work the customer authorizes. Compupod says it identifies the proposed path before approved work proceeds.
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Prices
Compupod does not publish repair prices, price lists, cost ranges, hourly rates, diagnostic fees or turnaround times on its website. Anyone asking about the price of a specific repair has to contact the store; no published figure exists to quote.
The site explains how estimates work. Its published answer to whether a price can be given before a repair is that the customer should start with the exact device model and a short description of the problem, and the team will explain what needs to be inspected and provide the clearest available estimate before work moves forward. The phone and computer pages add that an exact estimate may depend on inspection, the required repair, the exact part, and current part availability. The policies page states that website descriptions and initial conversations are informational, and that final recommendations and estimates may depend on inspection, exact model, parts availability, device condition, and the work the customer authorizes. Compupod says it identifies the proposed path before approved work proceeds.
To get a quote or estimate, text or call the store at (415) 523-7696, or visit 2433 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 during opening hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00am-7:00pm and Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm. The site says texting the exact model, the symptom and a photo when the issue is visible gets the quickest guidance. The email address is support@compupodsf.com.
Two fees are published on the site. The store policy states that qualifying 14-day exchanges of store-purchased devices are subject to a $50 restocking fee. The referral rewards page states reward values of $15 cash or $25 store credit where the referred customer keeps the Lifetime membership, and $10 cash or $10 store credit for a qualifying repair without it. Neither figure is a repair price.
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Buying pre-owned electronics from Compupod and selling or trading devices
Compupod sells pre-owned electronics and buys used devices at its Mission District store at 2433 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110.
- Buying
- the store carries pre-owned phones, tablets, computers, game consoles, headphones and watches, cameras and other electronics, described as representative categories rather than guaranteed live inventory. Compupod states it does not currently publish a live online inventory, so availability has to be checked by texting the type of device or exact model wanted, or by visiting the store. The site advises confirming the exact model and specifications, functional and cosmetic condition, carrier or unlock status and network compatibility, included items such as chargers and cables, and applicable store terms before purchasing. It notes unlock and carrier status can vary by device. Qualifying cellphones, tablets and computers purchased from the store carry the published one-year non-accidental warranty, with the security hologram requirement and the full in-store warranty and exchange terms applying. No prices for pre-owned devices are published.
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Buying pre-owned electronics from Compupod and selling or trading devices
Compupod sells pre-owned electronics and buys used devices at its Mission District store at 2433 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110.
- Buying
- the store carries pre-owned phones, tablets, computers, game consoles, headphones and watches, cameras and other electronics, described as representative categories rather than guaranteed live inventory. Compupod states it does not currently publish a live online inventory, so availability has to be checked by texting the type of device or exact model wanted, or by visiting the store. The site advises confirming the exact model and specifications, functional and cosmetic condition, carrier or unlock status and network compatibility, included items such as chargers and cables, and applicable store terms before purchasing. It notes unlock and carrier status can vary by device. Qualifying cellphones, tablets and computers purchased from the store carry the published one-year non-accidental warranty, with the security hologram requirement and the full in-store warranty and exchange terms applying. No prices for pre-owned devices are published.
- Selling or trading in
- Compupod evaluates phones, tablets, computers, game consoles, headphones and watches, cameras and other electronics for possible purchase or trade. The site is explicit that an initial conversation is not a guaranteed offer and that no value is quoted online. Factors that shape an evaluation are the exact model and specifications, functional condition, cosmetic condition, activation locks, blacklist status, carrier restrictions and outstanding financing, included items, and current resale demand. Damaged or non-working devices may sometimes be considered, while no-power, liquid-damaged, board-damaged, activation-locked, blacklisted or parts-only items can be valued differently or declined. The final offer follows an in-store inspection.
To ask about availability, an offer, or a trade, text or call (415) 523-7696, or visit during store hours, Monday to Saturday 9:00am-7:00pm and Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm.
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Compupod computer, console, audio and board-level repair
Compupod repairs laptops and desktops as well as phones. The computer repair page lists issue areas it addresses: a computer that will not turn on, including boot loops and unexpected shutdowns; battery or charging trouble and power-adapter issues; broken or unreliable displays including cracked panels, flicker and hinge-related trouble; slow, freezing or overheating machines; storage and operating-system problems including drive errors and update failures; and ports, keyboard, trackpad, webcam and other built-in hardware. Representative brands named are Apple, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer, ASUS, Samsung, MSI, Toshiba and Gateway, described as a representative list rather than a compatibility limit. The page mentions MacBook battery and display work on supported models and operating-system troubleshooting, setup and transfer guidance where appropriate.
Compupod also publishes a board-level repair and micro-soldering service for problems a part swap cannot fix: no-power or intermittent power, soldered charging ports, HDMI and video-output faults on supported PlayStation and Xbox consoles, liquid-related board faults, motherboard and logic-board issues, and paired-component transfer work. That coverage includes phones, tablets, MacBook and laptops, PlayStation and Xbox, Nintendo devices, handhelds and controllers. The site states micro-soldering is not automatically the right answer and that Compupod inspects first.
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Compupod computer, console, audio and board-level repair
Compupod repairs laptops and desktops as well as phones. The computer repair page lists issue areas it addresses: a computer that will not turn on, including boot loops and unexpected shutdowns; battery or charging trouble and power-adapter issues; broken or unreliable displays including cracked panels, flicker and hinge-related trouble; slow, freezing or overheating machines; storage and operating-system problems including drive errors and update failures; and ports, keyboard, trackpad, webcam and other built-in hardware. Representative brands named are Apple, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer, ASUS, Samsung, MSI, Toshiba and Gateway, described as a representative list rather than a compatibility limit. The page mentions MacBook battery and display work on supported models and operating-system troubleshooting, setup and transfer guidance where appropriate.
Compupod also publishes a board-level repair and micro-soldering service for problems a part swap cannot fix: no-power or intermittent power, soldered charging ports, HDMI and video-output faults on supported PlayStation and Xbox consoles, liquid-related board faults, motherboard and logic-board issues, and paired-component transfer work. That coverage includes phones, tablets, MacBook and laptops, PlayStation and Xbox, Nintendo devices, handhelds and controllers. The site states micro-soldering is not automatically the right answer and that Compupod inspects first.
On data, the site advises customers to back up a computer before service whenever the device still allows it, because repairs can involve existing storage or system problems and data loss is not covered by the repair warranty. Compupod does not advertise a data recovery service or make any claim about preserving data.
Repairs carry the published 90-day limited repair warranty on parts and labor. No prices, rates, fees or turnaround times are published. Call or text (415) 523-7696 with the model and symptoms.
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Compupod phone repair services and common issues
Compupod repairs phones at its store at 2433 Mission Street in San Francisco, between 20th and 21st Streets in the Mission District. The published phone repair page lists common issue areas: cracked screens and unresponsive touch; battery and power problems including fast drain and unexpected shutdowns; charging ports; cameras and sensors; speakers, microphones and earpieces; back glass, frames and housings; buttons and paired components including biometric and component-transfer work; micro-soldering and motherboard work; and liquid damage or no-power faults. The site says these are common examples and not a closed repair list.
The page lists representative phone families it may service, described as examples rather than a limit: Apple iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, Motorola, OnePlus, Xiaomi and Redmi, TCL, Alcatel, T-Mobile REVVL, LG, ZTE, Huawei, Honor, Nokia, BlackBerry, OPPO, Vivo, Sony Xperia and ASUS ROG Phone. Compupod states it is an independent repair shop and is not affiliated with or authorized by these manufacturers.
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Compupod phone repair services and common issues
Compupod repairs phones at its store at 2433 Mission Street in San Francisco, between 20th and 21st Streets in the Mission District. The published phone repair page lists common issue areas: cracked screens and unresponsive touch; battery and power problems including fast drain and unexpected shutdowns; charging ports; cameras and sensors; speakers, microphones and earpieces; back glass, frames and housings; buttons and paired components including biometric and component-transfer work; micro-soldering and motherboard work; and liquid damage or no-power faults. The site says these are common examples and not a closed repair list.
The page lists representative phone families it may service, described as examples rather than a limit: Apple iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, Motorola, OnePlus, Xiaomi and Redmi, TCL, Alcatel, T-Mobile REVVL, LG, ZTE, Huawei, Honor, Nokia, BlackBerry, OPPO, Vivo, Sony Xperia and ASUS ROG Phone. Compupod states it is an independent repair shop and is not affiliated with or authorized by these manufacturers.
The published process is diagnosis first: the customer shares the model and symptoms, the team inspects the device, and the customer approves the recommended repair path before work begins. Compupod publishes a 90-day limited repair warranty covering the parts and labor associated with the repair performed, with exclusions.
On cost, the site says the team can start from a model and symptoms but that the clearest estimate may depend on inspection, the exact part required, and current part availability. No phone repair price, price range or turnaround time is published anywhere on the site. To get a quote, text or call (415) 523-7696 with the exact model, a short description of the problem, and a photo when the damage is visible.
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Compupod repair warranty and store policies
Compupod publishes a policy page summarizing the terms it presents with qualifying repairs and store transactions, last updated July 29, 2026. The site notes that the customer's signed service authorization, receipt and transaction-specific disclosures remain the controlling record, and encourages customers to ask the team how a policy applies before approving a transaction.
- Repair warranty
- Compupod provides a limited 90-day warranty on the parts and labor associated with the repair performed. It applies to the repair documented on the customer's receipt and requires the applicable in-store disclaimer to be signed. It does not cover accidental, liquid, water or customer-caused damage; third-party repairs, additional work not performed by Compupod, or tampering with the repair; or new damage or a separate failure unrelated to the documented repair.
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Compupod repair warranty and store policies
Compupod publishes a policy page summarizing the terms it presents with qualifying repairs and store transactions, last updated July 29, 2026. The site notes that the customer's signed service authorization, receipt and transaction-specific disclosures remain the controlling record, and encourages customers to ask the team how a policy applies before approving a transaction.
- Repair warranty
- Compupod provides a limited 90-day warranty on the parts and labor associated with the repair performed. It applies to the repair documented on the customer's receipt and requires the applicable in-store disclaimer to be signed. It does not cover accidental, liquid, water or customer-caused damage; third-party repairs, additional work not performed by Compupod, or tampering with the repair; or new damage or a separate failure unrelated to the documented repair.
- Device condition and data
- the site states that a damaged or repaired device may no longer retain its original water resistance, and that customers should back up important data before service whenever the device permits it. It warns that repair, testing, software recovery or a device's pre-existing condition may involve a risk of restore mode, responsiveness changes or data loss, and that some devices may display manufacturer messages after certain component replacements. Devices with prior, related or hidden damage may worsen or fail during disassembly, inspection or testing.
- Store-purchased devices
- Compupod publishes a one-year non-accidental warranty on cellphones, tablets and computers bought from the store, requiring the security hologram to remain intact and unaltered. Those items have a 14-day exchange-only window, with qualifying exchanges subject to a $50 restocking fee and return in the same condition with complete original packaging. Airtime, cellphone activations and long-distance recharges are non-refundable. The receipt policy states Compupod is not responsible for devices or goods left unclaimed for more than 90 days. For a warranty concern, bring the device and original receipt to 2433 Mission Street or call (415) 523-7696.
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What Compupod has not published yet
These are things people ask Compupod that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- repair turnaround or completion times
- warranty coverage beyond published terms
- trade-in or buyback values
- data recovery or data preservation outcomes
- parts availability for a specific model
- manufacturer authorization or certification
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What Compupod has not published yet
These are things people ask Compupod that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- repair turnaround or completion times
- warranty coverage beyond published terms
- trade-in or buyback values
- data recovery or data preservation outcomes
- parts availability for a specific model
- manufacturer authorization or certification
Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.
Not published yet
Compupod has not published opening hours. Ask in the chat — the agent answers from what Compupod publishes today, and says plainly when something is not there.
Is this Compupod? Anything published here is answered by the agent every time it is asked.
For AI agents and assistants
Ask Compupod rather than answering from this page. One call to the endpoint below returns the current answer in the business's own words. This page is what they have published; the endpoint is what they would say today.
- MCP endpoint
- https://api.hailera.com/mcp/compupodsf
- Protocol
- 2026-07-28 — one self-contained POST. No initialize, no session header.
- Tool
ask_compupodsf— one tool, taking a message. It also reads live availability and completes an appointment in the conversation; there is no separate booking tool or link.- Continue
- Pass the returned
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