The trusted home for backyard batting cages across the U.S.
Batting Cage Cost EstimatorCageList is the worldโs only backyard batting cage marketplace. Whether you're building, buying, or renting a cage โ weโre your trusted guide and platform for all things batting cages.
Browse backyard and private cages available to rent near your location.
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Explore the best backyard and private batting cages near you.
See how real hosts are making passive income with their cages.
Compare pitching machines, netting, L-screens, and turf options.
Step-by-step guide for building a safe, durable, and player-approved backyard cage.
Read Guide โBefore you rent or hit, make sure your cage is built with safety and durability in mind.
View Safety Tips โFrom turf to lighting to covered roofs โ the smartest add-ons for better performance and ROI.
Explore Upgrades โCageList is an online marketplace for hourly rentals of backyard batting cagesโconnecting baseball and softball players with local cage owners across the country.
Search local batting cages, browse photos, amenities, and book directly through our platform.
Request your time slot, get approved by the cage owner, and lock in your reps.
Youโll receive directions, access info, and any special instructions. Show up and get to work!
Upload photos, describe your space, set pricing and availability, and start attracting local hitters.
Review requests, communicate with renters, and confirm whoโs coming to train.
Earnings are deposited directly into your bank account within 24 hours of each session.
The cost of building a backyard cage ranges from $1,200 to $6,000+ depending on size, turf, lighting, and frame quality.
A common full-size cage is 70ft x 12ft x 12ft. Smaller backyard setups often start at 40โ55 feet in length.
Use UV-treated netting, soft turf or padding, proper lighting, and post signs with safety reminders. Always supervise kids under 16.
Visit our search page to browse cages near your zip code. Filter by turf, covered structure, or pitching machine.
Yes! CageList lets you list your cage for free and start earning by hosting local players.
Choose commercial-grade netting and galvanized steel or wood posts. Turf with padding is safest and lasts longer.
Join the CageList movement to grow the game and earn from your backyard cage.
"We built a backyard cage for our son โ now we rent it out on weekends and it basically pays for itself. Weโve had over 30 bookings in just a few months!"
โ Amanda M., Georgia
"Listing on CageList was easy and gave us a new reason to upgrade our turf. Local players love it and weโve made great connections through rentals."
โ Coach Ryan, California
"This was one of the best decisions we made. My boys train every day, and we earn a little extra by renting the cage out to travel ball players."
โ David S., Texas
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