🎯 Your Estimated Batting Cage Cost
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📋 Estimate Breakdown
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🔧 Want It Built Right?
We’ll connect you with a trusted backyard cage builder in your area — someone who’s done it before and knows how to do it right the first time.
💼 Turn Your Cage into an Income Stream
Once your cage is built, list it on CageList and earn rental income by hosting local players and teams.
🗣️ What Cage Owners Are Saying
“We got connected with a builder through CageList — now our son’s cage is booked every weekend.”
– Marcus W., Savannah GA
“Builder was professional, fast, and did everything from turf to netting. The cage looks amazing.”
– The Grant Family, Austin TX
“Renting out our cage has paid off the entire build. Best investment we’ve made.”
– Sarah P., Fresno CA
❓ Frequently Asked Questions for New Builders
Most backyard cages range from $2,500–$8,000+ depending on the frame, turf, lighting, and add-ons.
Typical installs range from 1 to 4 days depending on prep and material access.
If you want the cage built right and done fast, we always recommend hiring a pro — but we support both paths.
Yes! Once your cage is finished, you can list it for free and start earning rental income on CageList.