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How Much Does a Trampoline Cost? Complete 2026 Pricing Breakdown
How much does a trampoline cost at Rainbow Direct? Springfree and Free Jump models are listed from $1,499 to $2,499, with professional installation included. Those prices come from rainbowdirect.com, and they reflect springless designs with enclosed nets.
A cheaper trampoline can look like a bargain until you add assembly, a ladder and a net. For a closer look at the premium end of the range, see our guide to the Springfree trampoline NJ line.
How much does a trampoline cost by model
Rainbow Direct sells two springless brands, Free Jump and Springfree. Prices below are installed prices, and Free Jump models are currently on sale.
| Model | Brand | Installed price |
|---|---|---|
| 10′ round | Free Jump | $1,499 |
| 11′ x 11′ square | Free Jump | $1,799 |
| 8′ x 13′ oval | Springfree | $1,799 |
| 14′ x 14′ square | Free Jump | $1,999 |
| 11′ x 11′ square | Springfree | $1,999 |
| 13′ x 13′ square | Springfree | $2,499 |
Installed prices as listed on rainbowdirect.com in October 2026. Sale prices can change, so confirm with the showroom before you order.
Free Jump prices
The 10′ round lists at $1,499, down from $1,799. The 11′ x 11′ square lists at $1,799, down from $2,099, and the 14′ x 14′ square lists at $1,999, down from $2,499.
Browse the full Free Jump trampoline collection to see each model. The 10′ round and 11′ x 11′ product pages say those models come with a ladder and a basketball hoop.
Springfree prices
Springfree starts at $1,799 for the 8′ x 13′ oval and tops out at $2,499 for the 13′ x 13′ square. The Springfree trampolines collection shows all three sizes.
Rainbow Direct’s trampolines page also advertises a 10 year warranty, so ask the showroom for the written terms.
What changes the price of a trampoline
Size, design, installation and accessories explain most of the gap between one model and the next.
Size and shape
Bigger jumping area costs more. The Free Jump 10′ round has 78 square feet and lists at $1,499. The 11′ x 11′ square has 113 square feet and lists at $1,799, which is 35 more square feet for $300 more.
The Springfree 11′ x 11′ trampoline has the same 113 square feet. Its product page says that equals the jumping area of a 13-foot spring-based model.
Springless design and enclosure
Every trampoline Rainbow Direct sells is free of springs. Free Jump uses aviation-grade aluminum rods, and Springfree uses flexible composite rods. Both have a hidden frame and a zippered net enclosure.
Premium engineering is part of what the price covers.
Installation
White glove professional installation is included in all of Rainbow Direct’s residential trampoline pricing. When you compare quotes from other sellers, check whether assembly is in the price.
Our professional delivery and installation service handles the setup, so the day it arrives is the day your kids can jump.
Accessories
Rainbow Direct recommends adding a ladder to a Springfree for families with young children. The trampoline accessories collection lists the FlexrHoop at $199 and the FlexrStep at $99.
Where the money goes: Free Jump vs Springfree
Both lines are springless, both include installation, and both sit between $1,499 and $2,499. The difference is the design and the size you pick.
Free Jump is the lower-priced line, and its 10′ round is the lowest listed price on the site. Springfree costs more at the same footprint. The 11′ x 11′ Springfree lists at $1,999, which is $200 above the Free Jump 11′ x 11′.
The Springfree design, as the trampolines page describes it, uses flexible composite rods, a hidden frame and a net that moves with the jumper.
Sale pricing
Several Free Jump models are currently marked down from their original prices. Sale prices can change, so check the listing or the showroom for today’s number before you plan around it.
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The listed price is not always the whole bill.
Delivery outside the service zone
Rainbow Direct delivers across the tri-state area. A delivery fee may apply outside its service zone, so ask when you request your estimate.
Space and ground preparation
A trampoline needs more room than its mat size suggests. The Free Jump 10′ round needs 15′ x 15′ of clearance, the Free Jump 11′ x 11′ needs 19′ x 19′, and the Springfree 11′ x 11′ needs 21′ x 21′.
If your yard cannot offer that space without moving something, factor that work into your budget.
Accessories you may add later
Some families buy the trampoline first and add a ladder or a hoop attachment after the first few weeks of use. Planning for those items up front keeps the total from creeping past your budget.
How much does a trampoline cost to own, not just buy
The purchase price is the biggest number, but ownership has a smaller one. Rainbow Direct says its frames are rust resistant and its nets are UV protected for outdoor use.
Upkeep is mostly inspection. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission advises checking the trampoline regularly for missing parts and rips or tears in the pad, and using an enclosure to help prevent falls.
How to choose a trampoline for your budget
Start with your yard, then your budget. Measure the clear space first, because it rules out some sizes before price ever matters.
If you want a springless trampoline at the lowest listed price, start with the 10′ round. If you want the Springfree design, the 8′ x 13′ is the entry point. Check the current specials page for active offers, and ask about Wells Fargo retail financing if you want to spread the cost.
The trampolines page puts every model in one place so you can compare before you visit.
- Measure your clear space first.
- Decide between Free Jump and Springfree.
- Confirm the installed price and any delivery fee.
- Ask for the written warranty terms.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a good trampoline cost?
At Rainbow Direct, springless trampolines are listed from $1,499 to $2,499 installed. Free Jump models run $1,499 to $1,999, and Springfree models run $1,799 to $2,499. Those prices include professional installation, so you are not adding assembly on top.
Is a more expensive trampoline worth it?
It can be, if the extra money buys a springless design, an enclosed net and installation. Rainbow Direct also advertises a 10 year warranty. The right choice depends on your yard size, your kids’ ages and how long you plan to keep it.
Does the trampoline price include installation?
Yes. Rainbow Direct states that white glove professional installation is included in all residential trampoline pricing, so you do not pay separately for assembly. A delivery fee may apply outside the service zone, so confirm that when you ask for your estimate.
What size trampoline is best for a backyard?
It depends on your clear space. The Free Jump 10′ round needs 15′ x 15′, the Free Jump 11′ x 11′ needs 19′ x 19′, and the Springfree 11′ x 11′ needs 21′ x 21′. The Springfree 8′ x 13′ needs 18′ x 23′ and suits narrow yards.
Ready to see which model fits? Get your free estimate from our Flemington showroom team, which serves families across Hunterdon County. You can also browse the best sellers to see what other families choose.
