How a new tote is priced
We don’t publish prices. A new tote is quoted from what it is, how many you need and where it is going, with the freight included.
What moves the price
The build. A caged composite tote, a carbon steel IBC and a stainless IBC are different products at different prices; the steel ones cost several times a caged tote.
The size. 275 and 330 gallon totes are the most common sizes. A 135 or a 550 is a less common build.
The rating and the bottle. A Y1.9 tote, a food-contact bottle or a UV-blocking bottle are specified, not standard, on some makes.
Fittings. A 3 in valve, a ball valve, Viton gaskets or a vented cap change the parts.
Quantity and freight. Freight is a large share of a tote's delivered price, and it depends on distance and on how full the truck is. A full load spreads it over 28 to 56 totes; one or two totes carry it alone.
Why no price list
A price list without the freight is a number nobody pays, and the freight depends on your ZIP and your quantity. We'd rather send one delivered figure you can compare. See what goes into a quote for the detail.
See also: Contact, What goes into a quote, Buying by the truckload, Totes.