Container sales
Updated Map data checked Oct 25, 2026
Buy or rent a shipping container — find dealers and depots near you.
Container sellers, rental and leasing companies, yards and depots in every state, plus plain-English guides to sizes, grades, prices, delivery and permits.
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Shipping container sellers
Dealers and yards selling new, one-trip and used shipping containers, plus container modification shops.
17companiesBrowse by stateContainer rental & leasing companies
Companies renting or leasing storage containers and portable storage units by the month.
34companiesBrowse by stateContainer depots & terminals
Container yards, empty-container depots and port or rail container terminals.
101companiesBrowse by stateContainer buyer guides
Sizes, grades, prices, delivery and permits
Container prices
Estimate price ranges for used, cargo-worthy and one-trip 20ft, 40ft and 40ft high-cube containers in the U.S., plus delivery costs — dated and sourced.
6 min readContainer sizes
Outside and inside dimensions, door openings, cubic feet and weight of standard and high-cube shipping containers — and which size fits your job.
5 min readContainer grades
What each container grade really means, how to inspect a used box, and which grade to buy for storage, shipping or a container home.
5 min readRent or buy?
When renting a portable storage container makes sense, when buying is cheaper, and the hidden fees in both.
4 min readDelivery
How containers are delivered by tilt-bed or flatbed truck, how much room the driver needs, how to prepare the ground and what delivery costs.
5 min readModifications & permits
Common container modifications (doors, windows, insulation, power), what turns a box into an office or home, and when you need a permit.
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Find container companies near you
Browse container sellers, rental companies and depots by state and city, then contact them directly. Read our size, grade and price guides first.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the containers.broker list come from?
Listings come from OpenStreetMap, the free community map of the world (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL license). We include U.S. businesses mapped as container dealers, container rental or portable storage companies, container yards, depots and terminals. We never add invented companies, reviews or prices.
How much does a shipping container cost?
It depends on size, grade, location and delivery distance. Our price guide shows estimate ranges with the date we checked them. Prices move with steel and shipping markets, so always get 2–3 delivered quotes.
What size container do I need?
A 20ft container (about 1,170 cubic feet) holds the contents of a 1–2 bedroom home or a small workshop. A 40ft (about 2,390 cu ft) holds 3–4 bedrooms. A 40ft high-cube is one foot taller — good for shelving, offices and container homes.
Is containers.broker free to use?
Yes. Searching, the guides and the calculators are free, with no sign-up. The site is supported by advertising, which never changes which companies are listed or their order.
Does containers.broker sell containers?
No. We are an independent directory and guide. Contact the companies directly and ask for photos of the exact unit and a written, delivered price.