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Basketball hoop cost guide: prices by hoop type

Basketball Hoop Cost: A Comprehensive Guide to Prices and Options

Quick answer: at JoySport Store (prices as of November 2026), an in-ground basketball hoop costs from $1,359 for a fixed-height goal and from $1,518 for an adjustable one, a wall-mount hoop from $1,726, and a portable hoop from $2,195. Replacement rims start at $137.98, nets at $15 and pole padding at $165. Installation and concrete are not part of the hoop price and depend on your site.

The price of a basketball hoop depends mostly on how it is mounted (in the ground, on a wall or on a portable base), whether the rim height adjusts, the size and material of the backboard, and the size of the pole. The prices below are the lowest listed price of active products in our catalog, checked on November 7, 2026. Prices change, so the product page always shows the current price.

Basketball hoop prices by type

Hoop type From Up to Examples
In-ground, fixed height $1,359 see adjustable First Team Sport II (36 x 48 in backboard, 4 in square pole)
In-ground, adjustable height $1,518 $9,598 First Team Champ II, up to the First Team Olympian Arena
Wall-mount $1,726 $5,101 Jaypro wall-mounted shooting station (adjustable, 54 x 36 in backboard), First Team SuperMount01 Select at $2,434, up to the folding First Team FoldaMount82 Triumph
Portable $2,195 $30,500 First Team OmniChamp II, up to the Gared Pro Arena portable system (9718S) for arenas

Our catalog focuses on steel-pole and commercial-grade systems for homes, schools and gyms, so these starting prices are higher than lightweight plastic-base hoops sold elsewhere. We list only hoops we sell, with their actual prices.

In-ground basketball hoops

In-ground hoops are set in concrete and are the most stable choice for a driveway or backyard court. The entry point in our catalog is the fixed-height First Team Sport II at $1,359: a one-piece 4 in square pole buried 36 in in concrete, with a 24 in extension from the pole to the backboard and a 36 x 48 in backboard. Adding height adjustment moves the starting price to $1,518 (First Team Champ II). Larger backboards, glass instead of acrylic, thicker poles and longer offsets push the price up to $9,598 for the First Team Olympian Arena.

Wall-mount basketball hoops

Wall-mount hoops attach to a garage, building or gym wall, so there is no pole or base to buy. They start at $1,726 for the Jaypro wall-mounted shooting station, cost $2,434 for the First Team SuperMount01 Select, and reach $5,101 for the folding First Team FoldaMount82 Triumph. The wall itself has to carry the load, so check the mounting requirements on the product page with whoever built the wall before you order.

Portable basketball hoops

Portable hoops sit on a weighted base and can be moved. In our catalog they start at $2,195 for the First Team OmniChamp II. Arena portables with long booms, built for gyms and tournaments, cost far more: the Gared Pro Arena portable system (9718S) lists at $30,500.

Parts and accessories prices

Item From Example
Nylon net $15 First Team FT10AW anti-whip net
Chain net $21 First Team FT11E chain net
Rim $137.98 Gared heavy-duty rim with net
Breakaway rim $408.25 Gared Master Professional Breakaway Rim 3500; First Team FT187D Flex rim $441
Pole base padding $165 First Team FT77
Pole padding $254 First Team FT75
Backboard padding $221.72 Gared PRO-MOLD outdoor backboard padding LSCE
Bolt-down anchor kit $189 Ironclad anchor kit, 9 x 9 in pattern, 4 bolts

What drives the price of a basketball hoop

  • Mounting: in-ground and wall-mount systems need no ballast base; portables need a heavy base to stay stable, and arena portables add long booms and counterweights.
  • Height adjustment: an adjustment mechanism adds cost but lets one hoop serve children and adults.
  • Backboard: size and material (tempered glass, acrylic, polycarbonate or steel) are the biggest single price driver. Glass gives the truest rebound; acrylic and polycarbonate are lighter; steel suits playgrounds.
  • Pole and offset: a thicker pole and a longer offset (the distance from the pole to the backboard) make the system steadier and keep players farther from the pole, and they cost more.
  • Rim: breakaway rims flex under load and cost more than fixed rims.

Costs that are not in the hoop price

The prices above are for equipment. An in-ground hoop also needs a hole and concrete, and it may need an anchor kit if you want to remove the pole later. A wall-mount hoop may need wall reinforcement. These costs depend on your soil, wall and local labor rates, so get a quote from a local installer or contractor for your site rather than relying on a national average. Check the product page for what ships with each system.

How to choose without overspending

  • Buy height adjustment only if younger players will use the hoop; a fixed 10 ft goal costs less.
  • Match the backboard size to the space and the players rather than buying the largest board.
  • Price pole padding and an anchor kit together with the hoop so the total budget is complete.
  • Measure the court area, overhead clearance and wall before ordering a wall-mount system.

Planning a full court at home? See our guide to house plans with a basketball court for court sizes and layout.

Sources

Prices: JoySport Store product pages for the products linked above, lowest listed price of active products, checked November 7, 2026. Product details (pole size, bury depth, extension, backboard size) come from the specification table on each product page.

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Compare in-ground basketball hoops, adjustable basketball hoops, wall-mount basketball hoops and portable basketball hoops, then finish the setup with basketball rims, basketball nets and basketball hoop padding.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a basketball hoop cost?

At JoySport Store, prices as of November 2026, an in-ground basketball hoop costs from $1,359 for a fixed-height goal and from $1,518 for an adjustable one, a wall-mount hoop from $1,726, and a portable hoop from $2,195. Replacement rims start at $137.98, nets at $15 and pole padding at $165. Installation and concrete are not part of the hoop price and depend on your site.

How much does an in-ground basketball hoop cost?

In our catalog (November 2026), in-ground hoops start at $1,359 for the fixed-height First Team Sport II and $1,518 for the adjustable First Team Champ II, and go up to $9,598 for the First Team Olympian Arena. Concrete and installation are extra.

How much does a wall-mounted basketball hoop cost?

Wall-mount hoops start at $1,726 for the Jaypro wall-mounted shooting station, cost $2,434 for the First Team SuperMount01 Select and reach $5,101 for the folding First Team FoldaMount82 Triumph (prices as of November 2026).

How much does a portable basketball hoop cost?

Portable hoops in our catalog start at $2,195 for the First Team OmniChamp II. Arena portables for gyms cost much more, up to $30,500 for the Gared Pro Arena 9718S (prices as of November 2026).

Does the price of a basketball hoop include installation?

No. The listed prices are for equipment. Digging, concrete and labor for an in-ground hoop, or wall reinforcement for a wall-mount hoop, depend on your site, so get a local quote.

How much does a replacement basketball rim or net cost?

Rims start at $137.98 and breakaway rims at $408.25; nylon nets start at $15 and chain nets at $21 (prices as of November 2026).

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