How Much Is a Conex Rental Per Month?

Pricing a rental is one of the first line items on a jobsite budget. The question is simple, but the answer depends on a few things. Ask three companies and you’ll get three different numbers for the same box, because some hide fees and some don’t. Here’s what actually moves the price, and what should never show up on your invoice. For metro-specific pricing, see conex container rental Indianapolis, and for the bigger picture on how these units work, see Conex Container Rentals.

One-trip storage rents at $165 per four-week cycle for a 20 ft and $185 for the 40 ft high cube, with no hidden fees.

The real per-cycle rates

A one-trip storage container in Indiana rents for $165 per four-week cycle for a 20-foot and $185 for a 40-foot high cube. Offices cost more because of the buildout: $725 for a 20-foot, $850 for a 40-foot, and $775 for the 40-foot office/storage combo, each per cycle. With an office you’re paying for climate control, lighting, power, and a finished interior instead of a bare steel box. Four things set your rate: container size, how long you keep it, how far we haul it, and whether it’s an office. Where a lot of contractors get burned is the fees piled on top of a cheap-looking rate. We don’t do that. Our quoted rate is the rate you pay, with no property fees, excise taxes, or fuel surcharges added later. One quirk to know: billing runs in 28-day cycles, not calendar months, so that’s 13 periods a year and sometimes two invoices in one month. The rate is locked for the life of the rental and never creeps up mid-project. For a firm number on your exact unit, order online and you’ll get same-day pricing.

What else shapes what you pay

Site access matters more than most people expect. A standard truck needs at least 80 feet of straight backing room for a 20-foot box, and a 40-foot needs a hard 100 feet with no way around it. If your site can’t give the 80 feet, we can set a 20 with a tow truck in 50 feet, but it costs more. Haul distance factors in too, along with whether you want a plain storage box or a finished office. If you’re searching “conex rental cost per month near me,” this is exactly why a local Indiana company usually prices and schedules better than an out-of-state operator. Every box we rent is one-trip, meaning new and in like-new shape, which runs a bit more than the used units some companies rent out. For more on that, see new one-trip vs used conex box for rental. You get a clean box that looks right on a customer-facing site, not a rusted grey one. Last thing: the Loss Damage Waiver is a service you can add to cover the rental insurance requirement, and it varies by size and type. It’s not a fee, and you can skip it by providing your own certificate of insurance.

Budgeting the rental, and the guarantee behind it

For a typical jobsite, budget $165 per cycle for a 20-foot one-trip or $185 for the 40-foot high cube, which is the size most crews want for the space and the value. Offices run higher, $725 to $850 per cycle depending on size. There’s no fixed term, so you keep the box as long as the job runs, and longer rentals spread that cost across your timeline. Our low price guarantee means we’ll match any qualifying competitor rate on the same product, so you never overpay for an equivalent box. The match is like-for-like: one-trip against one-trip, not against a used box. The process is simple and always the same. We send a quote, you accept it, we schedule delivery. Quotes go out same day, every time, and we deliver as soon as possible, which is usually fast. Compare that to out-of-state operators who take your money upfront and leave you waiting seven to ten business days.