Power racks come in all shapes and sizes, so the cost of them will differ. The cost will depend on the size, functionality, features, or add-ons. Quality is also a significant factor in determining price. There are so many racks out there with so many prices. The tough part is trying to find the best one that will meet your training requirements. That’s what we are here for, so reach out. As a rule, do not buy the cheapest. They are usually junk and could be potentially dangerous. Although you might not want one now, later you may want to add a lat pulldown option. Cheap racks often don’t have this option. If they do you will wish they didn’t. They do not feel good to train on and they frequently chew out the cheap cables and pulleys. If you stick to reputable brands, you can’t go wrong. Unlike a TV or mobile phone, your power rack is a 20+ year investment.