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Trackman iO Home starts at US$13,995 for the launch-monitor package; a simulator package with an enclosure starts at US$29,715. The Tech Setup starts at US$19,290 if you already have ball containment. Add software after the included first year, taxes, and any room work or services excluded from your quote.
Which starting price fits your project?
| Option | U.S. starting price | What you still need to budget for |
|---|---|---|
| iO Home launch-monitor package | $13,995 | PC, projector, enclosure, and room work. |
| Tech Setup | $19,290 | Ball containment and any room work; the package includes the PC and projector. |
| DIY Flex Cage X-Small | $29,715 | Installation, room preparation, and applicable taxes or tariffs. |
The Tech Setup and DIY X-Small starting prices were rechecked on October 23, 2026. Compare the included equipment and services before treating either as your finished-room cost. Home software is included for the first year; renewal is a separate ownership cost.
What $13,995 buys
Trackman lists iO Home at $13,995. You get the launch monitor, mounting hardware, calibration accessories, and Home software for the first year. The enclosure, PC, and projector are separate. Trackman's Tech Setup FAQ explains the base package.
If the rest of the room is already done and compatible, that may cover your remaining equipment purchase. Starting from bare space, it's the first line of the budget.
These are advertised U.S. prices in USD, checked on October 12, 2026. Regional pricing varies. Trackman's purchase terms exclude taxes and tariffs from listed prices, so use a written quote for your delivered total. Trackman's purchase terms set out that pricing condition.
The steps up
The $19,290 Tech Setup adds a high-performance PC, a 22-inch touchscreen, and a 4,000-lumen Full HD projector, but no enclosure. Tech Setup specifications list the hardware.
The DIY Flex Cage X-Small starts at $29,715 with an enclosure and turf. Its enclosure is 9 feet high, 11 feet wide, and 6 feet deep; those are equipment dimensions, not a safe room size. Installation is excluded. Trackman's X-Small package lists the contents and installation condition.
Installed options include the Flex Cage Small from $44,540 and the Custom Integrated Build from $41,740. Both product pages include shipping and installation. Ask what room preparation the quote expects you to finish first.
Trackman's sample build
Trackman's home-simulator page itemizes a Flex Cage Small example at $35,740. The sum is $13,995 for iO Home, $4,500 for a projector, $2,995 for a PC, $500 for a touchscreen, $9,000 for the cage, $2,300 for the screen and backing, $1,750 for turf and subfloor, and $700 for a hitting mat.
Design, project management, shipping, and installation are variable extras in this example. It therefore isn't comparable with an installed package on price alone. Trackman's cost breakdown separates those services from the equipment total.
$700 a year after the first
iO Home costs $700 per year after its included first year. Upgrading to Home Complete adds $10,500 once, then costs $1,100 per year for software with all nine listed club-data parameters and the full course and game library. Trackman's software comparison and upgrade FAQ gives those fees.
Put renewal fees beside replacement mats and screens in your ownership budget. Trackman's software terms describe annual renewal as an option and restrict iO Home to home use. Confirm renewal and cancellation arrangements in your order before paying; these home prices don't cover a commercial venue.
Trackman 4 instead
Trackman lists the portable Trackman 4 from $25,995 on its home-simulator pricing page. It supports indoor and outdoor use, while iO mounts overhead for indoor use. Trackman 4's product page describes its portable setup.
If you want one monitor for the range and home, include the space its rear-mounted position needs when comparing it with iO. A lower equipment quote is little help if the system won't fit your room.
The room itself
A finished spare room might need little more than outlets and sensible lighting. A garage conversion can pull in insulation, HVAC, electrical work, drywall, acoustic treatment, flooring, or even structural changes.
Get the room-work estimate alongside the simulator quote. A package price can tell you what equipment you're buying without telling you what your garage will cost to finish.
Use the room-cost breakdown to separate the equipment quote from work on the room. Check the room size calculator before committing to an enclosure.