What Does It Cost to Build a Backyard Batting Cage in 2025?
Thinking about building your own batting cage at home? Whether you’re a parent, coach, or former player, this guide breaks down exactly what it costs to create a safe, functional, and game-ready backyard batting cage — and how you could turn it into passive income on CageList.
Average Backyard Batting Cage Cost in 2025
Depending on size, materials, and setup, expect to spend:
- Low-End DIY: $800–$2,000
- Mid-Tier Pro Setup: $2,500–$5,000
- High-End Permanent Cage: $6,000+
👉 Check out our Ultimate Cage Build Guide for a detailed parts list and construction tips.
Cost Breakdown by Component
- Framing & Poles: $400–$2,000
- Netting: $250–$1,500 (check our Netting Reviews)
- Surface (Turf, Grass, or Concrete): $500–$1,500
- Extras (Pitching Machine, L-Screen, Lighting): $300–$2,000+
Want to Offset the Cost?
Once your cage is up, consider becoming a host on CageList. Many users list their cages for $30–$60/hour — and some earn back their full build cost in just one season.
➡️ Learn how listing works or view our Fees Explained page to understand your earnings.
Example Cage:
If you’re near California, take a look at Hitters Paradise in Menifee, CA. This backyard setup features turf, lighting, and a Hack Attack pitching machine — and it’s listed right on CageList.
Final Tip:
Use our free Backyard Cage Cost Estimator to plan your build.
Build smart, build safe, and get rewarded — that’s the CageList way. 🛠️⚾️
