Used ice machines spans several machine types, so one number doesn't tell the story — a ice bins & dispensers and a ice machine heads aren't the same purchase. Below is the price breakdown by type, from $375 to $1,250 median, based on 46 live listings across 31 US metros.
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Based on 46 live listings · updated Nov 7, 2026 · a starting point, not an appraisal — always run and inspect the unit before you pay.
| Type | Median | Most pay | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ice machine heads | $1,250 | $844–$2,150 | 39 |
| Ice bins & dispensers | $375 | $112–$638 | 6 |
Median and 25th–75th percentile of current listings with a stated price. Sub-types with too few listings are grouped as “other.”
Across every condition and size we track, used ice machines runs from $50 for project pieces and small countertop units up to $8,895 for large, late-model gear. The median is $1,100; half of all listings fall between $612 and $2,225. Always run the unit and inspect before you pay.
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Used ice machines are a smart buy if you inspect them right: pull the panels and look for scale and mold on the evaporator, confirm the unit cycles and drops ice, and match the type (cube, nugget, flake) and daily lb output to your volume. Factor a deep cleaning into any purchase.
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