Pricing Guide
HOW MUCH WILL MY PROJECT COST?
The below pricing guide will give you a good estimate of what your project will cost based on the build type you choose.
However, it’s challenging to estimate the exact cost of a project until after we have a discussion about your concept/vision and dive into the details of the project. There are many variables that go into the cost of a project, including (but not limited to): build type (ROXBOX Model, Custom Project, or Shell Pathway), design, steel-frame modules or modified shipping containers, size of containers/modules, number of containers/modules, equipment requirements, mobile vs. permanent building classification, architecture/engineering and design costs, code requirements, signage/branding, project location (where we will be delivering the unit(s) to), project timeline, etc. After reading through the pricing guide below, please fill out the inquiry form in the “Contact” tab in the menu above and our team will be in touch shortly to discuss your project.
ROXBOX Models Pricing Guide
ROXBOX MODELS PRICING
ROXBOX models are different base models that we have spent years refining and optimizing. By choosing one of our ROXBOX models, you are greatly reducing the time and cost of your project, especially from a pre-construction standpoint as all of the designs are already completed and approved. For an added cost, models have various add-ons that you can choose from (such as a rooftop deck or various finish options) and can be painted/branded to whatever your preference is to truly make the box your own.
In this section you will find our Models pricing table, which shows the starting price for each model currently available. If you are interested to learn more about our ROXBOX Models, head to our Models page at the button below.
CUSTOM PROJECT PRICING
Custom projects allow our customers to bring their wildest visions to life. With custom projects, we work with your team to design and build your vision from scratch, bringing a napkin sketch to reality. Therefore, this pathway adds significant costs to a project.
It is challenging to estimate the total cost of a custom project until after we have a discussion about your concept/vision and dive into the details of the project. There are many variables that go into the cost of a custom project, including (but not limited to): build type (bar, kitchen, retail, office, conex QSR, portable container concession stand, etc.), design, size of container(s), number of containers, equipment requirements, mobile vs. permanent building classification, architecture/engineering and design costs, code requirements, signage/branding, project location, project timeline, etc. Therefore, if you are interested in a custom project please fill out the inquiry form in the “Contact” tab in the menu above and we will be in touch shortly.
The main limiting factors of a fully custom project are timeline, budget, imagination, and code compliance. Therefore, custom projects are great for people that have a long timeline and ample budget to design a concept from scratch – whether that be a single unit or multiple units.
SHELL PATHWAY PRICING
By choosing the shell build path, ROXBOX simply provides the modified container(s) with doors, windows, framing, insulation under the floors, and exterior paint while your team and/or a local General Contactor finishes out the project on-site and completes all on-site inspections. Therefore, “shells” are our least expensive and fastest option but are also our most limited as far as scope.
It is challenging to estimate the total cost of a shell project until after we have a discussion about your concept/vision and dive into the details of the project. There are multiple variables that go into the cost of a shell project, including (but not limited to): build type, size of the containers/modules, number of containers/modules, architecture/engineering requirements, and design costs.
Whereas ROXBOX models and custom projects will arrive on-site essentially turn-key and have already been fully inspected at our facility by approved 3rd-party inspection agencies, shells are limited to modifying the unit to the point of the first inspection. Once the shell(s) arrive, a licensed General Contractor takes over and finishes the build-out on-site with correlating inspections. Therefore, your all-in costs for the unit will be similar in the end but this pathway is seen as a more traditional construction pathway.