How Much Does a Turnkey Racing Simulator Cost?

A DIY build can use excellent equipment, but you take responsibility for selecting compatible parts, assembly, configuration and troubleshooting. A turnkey system combines the equipment with delivery, installation and a direct support contact. Compare a complete bill of materials and the work involved, rather than a cockpit-only price against a finished simulator.

Omega starts at $29,990, which is $6,020 above the $23,970 Pro base configuration. Elite starts at $49,995. These are complete package comparisons, not motion-only upgrade prices: Pro starts with a 57-inch ultrawide, Omega with triple 32-inch displays and Elite with triple 45-inch OLED displays. Choose motion for the experience you want; it does not guarantee faster lap times.

Financing options are available through Acorn Finance, subject to lender approval. Your rate, term, monthly payment and total repayment depend on the actual offer. Review those details before deciding how to fund your simulator.

Optional screens, colors and other equipment can increase the configured price. Pro triple 32-inch screens add $1,600, for a total of $25,570 before other options. The first year of TrackPro is included; review renewal costs and any racing software subscriptions or additional content you want to use. Ask for the complete configured quote before ordering.

Compare the included wheel and pedals, PC, screens, motion, seat, installation and support. Ask which options cost extra and which subscriptions renew later. Our turnkey racing simulator comparison shows the starting equipment for Pro, Omega and Elite.

Base Pro and Omega equipment layouts are approximately 5 by 5 feet; base Elite is 8 by 8 feet. These are equipment footprints, not complete room dimensions. Allow additional space for access and motion clearance. Larger screen options increase the footprint. Send room dimensions, access measurements and photos for a configuration review.