According to the report, Apple has been training employees in how to determine pricing for the non-iPhones and will launch the program in the next few weeks.
Smartphone sales account for more than half of Apple’s total revenue and while the majority of its sales are in the Americas and Europe, the company has seen a boom in demand in developing countries, especially China.
Given the high demand in the region, it’s likely that a trade-in program for non-iPhones may spur growth even more because it makes the high-priced devices more affordable.
Apple did not immediately respond to CNBC’s request for comment.
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