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Ask the seller to list the container, delivery, unloading, tax and buyer-site work separately.
Compare container-only estimates by location, size, condition and type without mixing delivery into the equipment price.

Remote and island markets can be higher, while limited sales or as-is units can fall below the usual range.
| Size and condition | Specification | Estimated container price |
|---|---|---|
| 20 ft used | Serviceable WWT or cargo-worthy | $1,900–$4,300 |
| 20 ft one-trip | Standard dry container | $2,900–$4,800 |
| 40 ft used | Standard or high-cube | $2,100–$4,000 |
| 40 ft one-trip | High-cube is most common | $4,500–$7,100 |
Each page targets a distinct buying question. We do not create every possible size × grade × location combination.
Compare regional container-only prices across Canada.
13 province and territory pages · 26 city pages02Compare standard and high-cube units from 10 ft through 45 ft.
6 unique size guides03See how as-is, WWT, cargo-worthy, premium used and one-trip prices differ.
6 condition guides04Price standard, double-door, open-side, reefer, office and other configurations.
10 type guidesLength and height affect supply, usable capacity and the price of the unit itself.
Condition names are not interchangeable. Refurbished describes work; WWT, cargo-worthy and IICL describe different grade or inspection concepts.
Door configuration, insulation, refrigeration machinery and office fit-out can move pricing far beyond a standard dry container.
Prices only make sense when the size, grade, configuration and included services match.
Ask the seller to list the container, delivery, unloading, tax and buyer-site work separately.
As-is, WWT, cargo-worthy, IICL, refurbished and one-trip units should not be blended into one average.
Northern, island and specialty inventory can be limited, so confirm that the exact unit is available before making plans.
Online inventory changes quickly. These tables were updated September 13, 2026; request a current quote before a major purchase.
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