What is the Cost of an Inflatable Lighting Tower?

Looking for lighting that’s easy to move but bright enough to trust in any job site?

The base cost of an inflatable lighting tower is $750 to $990 (ex-factory), with door-to-door delivery to the U.S. adding $100 to $250 per unit depending on quantity.

It's easy to see a low price and think you’ve found a bargain—but what if the real cost is what you didn’t expect later?

Why does the price of an inflatable lighting tower range from $750 to $990?

Not all towers are built the same, and the difference is in the details.

The factory price of an inflatable light tower reflects the quality of components, the type of craftsmanship, and how much value you get for the long term.

Our 5-meter inflatable light tower, equipped with a 600W Citizen LED chip from Japan, starts at $750 for large orders and goes up to $990 for smaller ones. This is the ex-factory price. We use only top-level materials: LED chips from trusted Japanese suppliers, waterproof and flame-retardant nylon diffusers with excellent light transmittance, and durable fabrics that can survive outdoor wear and tear. We also include a five-year warranty. This isn't something every supplier can match, but it’s something we believe in. You get premium performance without paying a premium markup. You won’t find shortcuts here—every stitch and seal reflects our 12+ years of making lighting products for some of the toughest industries.

How much does delivery to the U.S. cost?

Shipping surprises can wreck a budget—so we make the full cost clear from the start.

For DDP delivery to the U.S., the additional shipping cost ranges from $100 to $250 per unit, depending on the order size.

We offer DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) shipping to simplify things. That means you don’t have to deal with customs, port fees, or taxes—our team handles it all. You just provide the address. For most U.S. locations, sea freight adds about $100 per unit for bulk orders. If you’re ordering just a few towers, the shipping may go up to $250 per unit. We always quote the full, final price including everything, so there are no surprises. That kind of transparency is rare in this industry, but it’s part of how we make lighting stress-free for our customers.

What are you really paying for when you buy a lighting tower?

It’s not just a light—it’s performance, durability, and peace of mind.

The real value of a tower includes the lighting quality, build strength, weather resistance, warranty, and the experience behind it.

Take a closer look at what goes into one of our towers. First, we use Citizen LED chips—the same kind trusted in high-end architectural lighting. Then we add a custom nylon diffuser that spreads light evenly and softly. This fabric isn’t just flame-retardant—it also holds up under high winds, rain, and heat. Our power drivers come from well-known manufacturers that supply big lighting brands. Inside every unit is the result of years of refining, testing, and customer feedback. And we back each one with a five-year warranty and lifetime support. A cheaper tower might use unknown LEDs, weak fabric, and basic electronics. That means you’ll probably replace it sooner, and you’ll be paying again.

How do flexible terms help reduce your risk?

Minimum orders and high barriers shouldn't stop you from getting top-tier lighting.

With no MOQ, factory pricing, and full delivery options, we lower your entry cost and risk when trying new equipment.

We don’t believe in barriers. You can order one unit or a hundred. Whether you're testing a sample or placing a bulk order, we’ll give you the same level of attention and quality. That’s why we have no minimum order quantity (MOQ). For distributors and end-users alike, that makes trying out our towers easy. If you're overseas, especially in the U.S., we make DDP terms available. You don’t need to know international shipping or worry about customs—we do it all. Just tell us where, and we’ll get it there. That saves you time, stress, and money.

Is after-sales support really that important?

When a light fails in the middle of an urgent job, it’s not just a technical issue—it’s a crisis.

Moonlightia includes lifetime after-sales service with every tower, which saves time and avoids costly downtime.

A lot of companies disappear after the sale. We don’t. Every lighting tower we ship comes with not just a five-year warranty, but also a real promise: we’ll be here when you need us. That means we keep spare parts in stock. We answer emails and calls quickly. We’ve helped customers fix lights at 2 a.m. before a night job starts. That kind of support is not a luxury—it’s what gets your job done. This is especially important for users in critical fields like rescue, events, and road construction. A failed light in those moments isn’t just an inconvenience—it’s a safety risk.

Conclusion

The true cost of an inflatable lighting tower depends on quality, shipping, and service—not just the price tag.