Condition moves the price first
Wind-and-watertight, cargo-worthy and one-trip are not interchangeable grades. Ask for the exact unit, recent photos and a written condition description.
Sizes pricing · Updated September 13, 2026
10-Foot Shipping Container Prices
Ten-foot sea cans save space, but they often cost more per foot because many are cut down from larger units or produced in smaller batches.
Canadian price guide
Container-only prices
Use the specifications in the table to compare like with like. Rare configurations and limited local stock can produce wider price differences.
| Option | Specification | Estimated container price |
|---|---|---|
| Used 10 ft standard | WWT, cargo-worthy or professionally cut-down | $2,900–$4,000 |
| New one-trip 10 ft | Standard-height unit | $4,200–$4,800 |
| New 10 ft high-cube | Less common extra-height unit | $5,000–$5,500 |
These are asking-price ranges, not advertised offers from SeaCansForSale.ca. Inventory, condition, colour, age, inspection status and door configuration can move an exact unit outside the range.
Like-for-like buying
What to confirm before comparing prices
The exact unit should match the category described on this page.
Forty-foot usually means high-cube
Much of the current 40 ft one-trip inventory is 9 ft 6 in high. Confirm the height and door configuration before comparing two offers.
Separate the unit from the trip
For a fair Canada comparison, ask suppliers to show the container, delivery, unloading and tax as separate lines.
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