How much does a 48x40 pallet cost?

It depends on grade, whether it is new or recycled, your quantity, and delivery — which is why we quote each order instead of posting one price. Send your details for a straight number.

Are used pallets cheaper than new?

Yes. Recycled Grade A and Grade B pallets cost less than new pallets and cover most domestic shipping needs. New makes sense for specific specs or maximum uniformity.

Is there a minimum order?

Yes, our minimum is 50 pallets. Higher volumes generally lower the per-pallet price.

Can selling my old pallets lower my cost?

It can. If you have reusable 48x40 empties, buyback can offset the cost of new stock — send a count and photos and we will take a look.

Pallet guide

How much do pallets cost?

There is no single sticker price for a pallet — the same 48x40 footprint can cost very different amounts depending on grade, whether it is new or recycled, how many you need, and how it gets to you. Here is what actually moves the number so you can budget and get an accurate quote faster.

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What drives pallet pricing

A few factors decide what a pallet costs:

Size — standard 48x40 pallets are the most available and usually the best value; odd sizes cost more.
New vs. recycled — recycled pallets cost less than new, and new prices track the lumber market.
Grade — among recycled, Grade A (cleaner, more repaired) costs more than Grade B.
Quantity — higher volume lowers the per-pallet price; a 50-pallet minimum keeps orders practical.
Delivery vs. pickup — picking up at our College Park yard avoids delivery cost; delivery depends on distance and route.
Customization — custom dimensions, heavier load ratings, or heat treatment add to the build.

New vs. recycled cost

Recycled 48x40 pallets are the most cost-effective option for everyday shipping, which is why most operations run on them. New pallets cost more because they are built from fresh lumber, so their price rises and falls with the lumber market. If appearance, a specific spec, or maximum uniformity matters, the premium can be worth it — see our new vs. used guide for the trade-offs.

Why we quote instead of posting a price

Pallet pricing moves with the lumber market, your volume, the grade, and your location, so a number that is right for one order is wrong for the next. Rather than post a misleading "from $X" figure, we give you a straight quote for your actual order. Send the size, grade, quantity, and whether you need pickup or delivery, and you get a real price.

How to get the best price

A few easy ways to lower your per-pallet cost:

Stick to standard 48x40 where you can — it is the most available and competitively priced.
Order in volume, or set up recurring supply, instead of small one-off batches.
Be flexible on grade — Grade B costs less when appearance does not matter.
Sell your empties back — buyback can offset what you spend on new stock.

Questions

How much does a 48x40 pallet cost?It depends on grade, whether it is new or recycled, your quantity, and delivery — which is why we quote each order instead of posting one price. Send your details for a straight number.
Are used pallets cheaper than new?Yes. Recycled Grade A and Grade B pallets cost less than new pallets and cover most domestic shipping needs. New makes sense for specific specs or maximum uniformity.
Is there a minimum order?Yes, our minimum is 50 pallets. Higher volumes generally lower the per-pallet price.
Can selling my old pallets lower my cost?It can. If you have reusable 48x40 empties, buyback can offset the cost of new stock — send a count and photos and we will take a look.

Get in touch

Need pallets, or want to sell some?

Send the size, quantity, pickup or delivery location, timing, and photos if you are selling or requesting pickup.

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