The honest answer is "it depends" — but here's what actually drives the price of custom blinds, and how to get a number you can rely on. (Figures here are general guidance, not a quote.)
What affects the price
Four things move the number most: size (bigger windows use more material), product type (a basic roller costs less than a motorized zebra with a fascia and channels), fabric (designer and specialty fabrics cost more), and mechanism (cordless and motorized lifts add to a manual blind).
Installation and the number of windows matter too — outfitting a whole home is more cost-effective per window than a single one.
Factory-direct vs retail
Because we're factory-direct with no showroom overhead and our own installers, our pricing typically runs well below big-box and boutique retail for comparable quality — often a saving of 30–50%.
How to get an accurate price
The only way to a reliable number is a measurement and a fabric choice. Our in-home consultation is free, and you get a fixed written quote on the spot — no obligation, no surprises later.
FAQ
Are custom blinds expensive?
Custom blinds cost more than off-the-shelf ones but fit properly, last longer and come in far more options. Factory-direct pricing keeps the gap small — and often beats retail for ready-made.
Is the quote really fixed?
Yes — the written quote from your consultation is the price you pay. There are no post-installation extras.