Indoor LED Screen Price per m² (2026): Pitch and Wall Cost

Quick answer

A standard indoor LED screen costs US$511–US$1,870 per m² (US$47–US$174 per sq ft), and pixel pitch decides most of that range: about US$511 at P4, US$588–US$855 at P2.5–P3.91 and over US$1,000 once you go finer than P1.6. For example, a 4.48 × 2.88 m (14.7 × 9.4 ft) EA640F2 P2.5 wall comes to about US$8,825 for the screen.

Sources used: EagerLED EA640F2 indoor LED display specifications; EagerLED EA640H1 indoor LED wall specifications; EagerLED EA250WH5 indoor LED display wall specifications; EagerLED EA600COB3 16:9 indoor COB LED screen specifications

Choose the pitch from the nearest viewer and the smallest text you need to show, then compare suppliers at the same dimensions. Controls, mounting, power, commissioning and local labour are quoted for the room on top of the screen price.

Indoor LED screen price per m² by pixel pitch

The table covers EagerLED’s standard indoor cabinets. Specialty products such as transparent, flexible, floor, sphere and poster displays are priced differently and are not included. For EA250WH5, the range uses its main 1000 × 500 mm cabinet; its smaller formats cost more per square metre.

Reference ex-factory prices from the EagerLED Aug 2026 price list, in USD, for the standard configuration; final pricing is subject to a formal quotation. The figures cover display hardware only. Video processing beyond the standard receiving cards, mounting frame, freight, taxes, installation and calibration are not included.

Indoor walls have a wider price range than outdoor ones because buyers ask for much finer pitches indoors. For the outdoor equivalent, see the outdoor LED screen price guide; the LED screen price overview compares indoor, outdoor and rental cabinets side by side.

Indoor LED wall cost by size

The EA640F2 cabinet measures 640 × 480 mm and holds six 320 × 160 mm modules in a 2 × 3 layout, so every wall size below is a whole number of cabinets. Screen amounts are the active area multiplied by the reference rate, rounded to the nearest dollar.

At P2.5, each cabinet has 256 × 192 pixels, so the three walls are 1280 × 768, 1792 × 1152 and 2560 × 1536 pixels. Cabinet increments rarely match an architectural recess exactly; confirm whether the supplied wall will be slightly larger or smaller than the opening, and leave clearance for service tools.

P2.5 vs P1.86: what a finer pitch buys

Using the 4.48 × 2.88 m wall from the table, compare three configurations in the same opening:

Moving from P2.5 to P1.86 adds about US$2,336 and roughly 80% more pixels. That is worth it when people sit within three or four metres, or when the wall shows spreadsheets, small labels or video calls. A reception wall showing bold motion graphics rarely needs it. Test with your own content at your real viewing distance; the pixel pitch and viewing distance guide explains how.

The opening has a 14:9 shape. Agree how the processor will scale or crop 16:9 sources before graphics are commissioned.

Why the same pitch costs more in another cabinet

At P2.5, three indoor cabinet families carry different prices: EA640F2 is US$684 per m², EA640H1 is US$853 per m² and EA250WH5 is US$855 per m². The pixel pitch is identical, so the difference comes from the cabinet.

Pay for a slimmer or more serviceable cabinet when the site needs it: a shallow wall cavity, no rear access, or frequent module swaps. Otherwise the standard cabinet delivers the same pixel grid for less.

GOB vs COB indoor LED price

GOB (glue on board) adds a protective layer over SMD LEDs; COB (chip on board) mounts the chips directly under a sealed surface. At the same pitch, COB costs slightly more on the EA640F2 platform: P1.86 GOB is US$865 per m² and P1.86 COB is US$872, while P1.25 GOB is US$1,515 and P1.25 COB is US$1,584.

The dedicated 16:9 COB cabinet, EA600COB3, starts at US$1,366 per m² for P1.87 and reaches US$3,300 for P0.93, US$6,339 for P0.78 and US$13,227 for P0.62. Those sub-millimetre pitches suit control rooms, boardrooms and broadcast sets where viewers sit very close. For the construction differences, see COB vs SMD LED.

Similar prices do not make GOB and COB modules interchangeable. Ask for a surface sample, the replacement procedure and the spare-module plan for the exact construction you order.

Specify the whole indoor system

Ask the supplier to list the processor, input cards, supported resolution, redundancy, spare modules and calibration files. The installer should identify the mounting frame, trim, electrical scope and data paths. The hardware vs installed cost guide shows how those items build on the screen price.

Commissioning should cover colour calibration, source switching, brightness presets and operator training. Indoor walls rarely need full brightness; ask for low-brightness colour tests, because an over-bright wall is uncomfortable to watch. Send every bidder the same room measurements, content sample and acceptance criteria, and use how to compare LED screen quotes to check inclusions and validity.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an indoor LED screen cost per square metre?

Standard indoor LED walls cost US$511 per m² at P4, US$588–US$855 at P2.5–P3.91, US$830–US$1,366 at P1.86–P2 and US$1,096–US$1,870 at P1.25–P1.56. Sub-millimetre COB starts at US$3,300 per m².

How much does a 10 ft indoor LED wall cost?

A 3.20 × 1.92 m (10.5 × 6.3 ft) EA640F2 wall costs about US$3,140 at P4, US$4,202 at P2.5 or US$5,315 at P1.86 GOB for the screen.

Does a finer pitch always look better?

It adds pixels at a fixed wall size. Whether viewers notice depends on their distance, the content and the processor, so test before paying for it.

Can I choose GOB or COB by price alone?

No. Ask for the exact module construction, a surface sample and its replacement procedure. Matching dimensions do not make different module types interchangeable.

What should I send for a firm price?

Include the opening dimensions, closest viewing position, a content example, mounting plan and destination in your quote request. Name a configuration and ask for a written list of included and extra items.