How Much Do Custom Blinds Cost? A Price Guide

Made-to-measure blinds are priced per square foot, not as a flat per-blind rate — which means the same blind style can cost very differently depending on your window size and fabric choice. Here's what actually drives the number.

The four things that set the price

• Window size. Price scales with area (width × height), so a large picture window costs proportionally more than a small bathroom window in the same fabric.
• Fabric grade and opacity. Sunscreen fabrics are typically the most affordable; blackout and premium textured fabrics cost more per square foot.
• Blind style. Simpler mechanisms (roller) generally cost less than more complex ones (roman, motorised) at the same fabric grade.
• Motorisation. Adding a motor is an optional line item on top of the base blind price, not a separate product.

Typical starting prices, per square foot

These are indicative starting points for standard fabric grades — your exact price depends on size and fabric choice, and updates live as you configure a blind:

• PVC blinds — from around ₹18–95/sq ft, the most budget-friendly option.
• Roller blinds — from around ₹175–260/sq ft depending on fabric grade.
• Honeycomb / cellular blinds — from around ₹240/sq ft, valued for insulation.
• Motorised blinds — from around ₹220/sq ft before the motorisation add-on.

Installation is included as part of every order — professional fitting isn't a separate charge you need to budget for on top of the blind price.

Ways to keep the cost down without compromising fit

• Choose sunscreen or dim-out fabric instead of blackout where total darkness isn't essential.
• Stick to roller blinds for rooms where the zebra or roman mechanism isn't adding real value.
• Motorise only the windows that are genuinely hard to reach, rather than every blind in a room.

Get an exact price

Because pricing depends on your exact window size, the only way to get a real number is to configure a size on the product page for the style you want — the price updates live as you type in your measurements. If you're not sure of your measurements yet, read our measuring guide or try our AR self-measure tool for an instant, exact quote.