RepairYour.Tech
Advocacy

Right to Repair

We publicly champion your right to repair — independent of any manufacturer program.

Manufacturer report card

70 manufacturers graded across 15 categories — evidence, not marketing. Every grade cites its sources.

How we grade repairability

Grades are evidence-based, drawing on sources like U.S. PIRG's "Failing the Fix", iFixit repairability scores, and France's repairability index. Five dimensions are scored 0–100 and weighted equally; the letter grade maps to the average: A (90–100), B (80–89), C (70–79), D (60–69), F (below 60). Open any grade to see its cited sources.

Parts Availability

Can consumers and independent shops buy genuine parts at fair prices?

Schematic Access

Are service manuals and board schematics published or restricted?

Repairability

Is the hardware repair-friendly — modular, standard fasteners, easy disassembly?

OEM Pricing

Are official parts and repairs priced fairly versus replacing the device?

Software Freedom

Does the maker use parts-pairing or software locks to block third-party repair?