Tile Cost Calculator
A tile cost calculator estimates your total price by multiplying the square footage or number of tiles you need by a price per unit. Because tile prices vary enormously by material and region, you enter your local price, and the calculator returns an estimated material cost. Enter your dimensions and price below.
price_per_sqft user-supplied; disclaimer prices vary by material and region.
- Area
- 0 sq ft
- With waste
- 0 sq ft
Enter your dimensions and a price per square foot to estimate cost.
Estimate only. Prices vary by brand, quality, region and over time; confirm with a local supplier.
How Do You Estimate Tile Cost?
To estimate tile cost, calculate your area plus waste, then multiply by your local price per square foot. Tile ranges from inexpensive ceramic to costly natural stone and porcelain, so the price per square foot is the variable that matters most. The calculator lets you enter your own tile price for an accurate estimate, and remember that thinset, grout and labor are separate costs.
What Affects the Cost of Tile?
Tile cost is driven mostly by material: ceramic is cheapest, with porcelain, natural stone and specialty tiles costing more. Tile size, finish and brand also move the price, and installation materials (thinset, grout, spacers) and labor add to the total. Treat the calculator result as a tile-only estimate and budget separately for setting materials and labor.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does tile cost per square foot?
- Tile ranges from inexpensive ceramic to premium stone and porcelain, so price per square foot varies widely. Enter your local tile price in the calculator for an accurate estimate.
- Does tile cost include installation?
- No. The per-square-foot tile price is separate from thinset, grout and labor, so add those for a full installed cost.