A pallet of beach pebbles from Beach Pebbles Direct runs $1,192.50 to $2,195 depending on color, as of October 2026. Natural grey Mexican Beach Pebbles are the cheapest at $1,192.50 a pallet; Tiger Striped polished pebbles are the most expensive at $2,195. Every pallet is sold whole — there's a one-pallet minimum, no exceptions.
Here's the full price list, what each pallet covers, and how delivery pricing works so you can figure out your total before you call.
What does each color cost per pallet?
These are live prices pulled straight from our product catalog, not a price sheet from last year:
- Mexican Beach Pebbles — $1,192.50/pallet (1.5 tons)
- Diamond White — $1,275/pallet (1.5 tons)
- Snow White — $1,295/pallet (1.5 tons)
- Mini Mixed — $1,325/pallet (1.5 tons)
- Mixed — $1,395/pallet (1.5 tons)
- Salt and Pepper — $1,425/pallet (1.5 tons)
- Polished Black — $1,645/pallet (1.4 tons)
- Super Polished Black — $1,945/pallet (1.4 tons)
- Tiger Striped — $2,195/pallet (1.4 tons)
Notice the two weight classes. The natural and painted-finish colors ship on 1.5-ton (3,000 lb) pallets. The polished finishes — Polished Black, Super Polished Black, and Tiger Striped — ship on 1.4-ton (2,800 lb) pallets and cost more because the polishing process itself adds cost. Polished pebbles also fade with prolonged full-sun exposure, so if you're planning a sun-baked front bed, factor that into which finish you pick.
How much area does one pallet actually cover?
At the standard 2-inch installed depth: a 1.5-ton pallet covers about 150 square feet, and a 1.4-ton pallet covers about 140 square feet. That works out to a cost-per-square-foot range once you do the math:
- Mexican Beach Pebbles: $1,192.50 ÷ 150 sq ft = $7.95/sq ft
- Diamond White: $1,275 ÷ 150 sq ft = $8.50/sq ft
- Snow White: $1,295 ÷ 150 sq ft = $8.63/sq ft
- Mini Mixed: $1,325 ÷ 150 sq ft = $8.83/sq ft
- Mixed: $1,395 ÷ 150 sq ft = $9.30/sq ft
- Salt and Pepper: $1,425 ÷ 150 sq ft = $9.50/sq ft
- Polished Black: $1,645 ÷ 140 sq ft = $11.75/sq ft
- Super Polished Black: $1,945 ÷ 140 sq ft = $13.89/sq ft
- Tiger Striped: $2,195 ÷ 140 sq ft = $15.68/sq ft
If you go deeper than 2 inches — say for a dry creek bed you want to build up — you'll cover less square footage per pallet and need to order more. If you're not sure how many pallets your project needs, measure the square footage of the bed first (length × width), then divide by 150 (or 140 for polished finishes).
Does the price drop if I order more than a few pallets?
Yes. Volume pricing kicks in above three pallets. If your project needs four, five, or more pallets of the same color, call or request a quote and we'll apply the volume rate rather than charging the per-pallet list price nine times over. This matters most for landscape contractors bidding multi-pallet jobs, where the savings add up fast across a whole property.
What does delivery cost, and how does it ship?
Delivery isn't bundled into the per-pallet price above — it depends on how many pallets you're ordering and where you're located, so we quote it separately once we know your address and order size. What does change based on quantity is the shipping method:
- Under four pallets ships LTL (less-than-truckload) freight with curbside unloading.
- Four or more pallets ships flatbed.
Either way, the pallets come off the truck at your curb — plan on moving material from there to its final spot yourself, or have your crew ready if it's a job site delivery.
How fast will my order arrive?
Most addresses in Florida get next day delivery. Orders headed to the rest of the Southeast typically take 2-3 days. We also ship to the Caribbean. Exact timing depends on your location and the carrier's route that week, so if you're on a deadline, mention it when you call or submit your quote request.
Can I just order half a pallet to save money?
No — everything is sold by the full pallet, with a one-pallet minimum on every order. There's no way to buy a partial pallet or have us split one between colors. If your project is small, the smallest order you can place is still one full pallet (140-150 sq ft of coverage), which is usually more than enough for planter beds, small borders, or a single front walkway.
How do I actually pay for an order?
There's no online checkout on the site. You call us or submit a quote request, we confirm pricing and delivery timing for your specific address and quantity, and you pay by invoice. That's also the step where volume pricing on 4+ pallet orders gets applied.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the cheapest beach pebble color?
Mexican Beach Pebbles, at $1,192.50 per 1.5-ton pallet — about $7.95 per square foot installed at 2 inches deep.
What's the most expensive?
Tiger Striped, at $2,195 per 1.4-ton pallet — about $15.68 per square foot. The polished finish and the sourcing both add cost compared to natural stone.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes, one pallet. Everything is sold by the pallet, no exceptions.
Do polished pebbles cost more because they're better?
They cost more because polishing is an extra processing step, not because they outperform natural stone. Polished colors (Polished Black, Super Polished Black, Tiger Striped) can also fade with heavy, direct sun exposure over time, which natural finishes don't.
Does the price include delivery?
No. Delivery is quoted separately based on your location and order size. Call or request a quote for an exact delivered total.
Ready to get a delivered price for your project? Call us at 904-685-9550 (calls only — this line doesn't take texts) or request a quote online. Most Florida addresses get their pallets next day.