Budget estimator

What will your lift cost? A budget range in a minute.

Choose the lift, the number of stops, whether the building already has a shaft, and the finish. Our team sends you the figure — the free site survey then gives the exact, line-item price in TZS.

1 · Type of lift

Home liftHouses and small buildings · up to 6 stops Passenger elevatorOffices, apartments, hotels · up to 64 stops Goods / freight liftWarehouses, shops, kitchens · up to 64 stops Car liftParking between levels · up to 64 stops Hospital (bed) liftClinics and hospitals · up to 64 stops

2 · Stops (floors the lift serves)

Ground + 2 upper floors = 3 stops

3 · Is there a lift shaft already?

Yes, a shaft is ready No — it needs building

4 · Finish 5 · How many lifts

Get the exact figure for your building

Send this estimate to the team. An engineer calls you, and the free survey measures the shaft, pit, headroom and power before you get a line-item quote.

About these figures

Is this a quotation?

No. It is a budget range from the rates our team publishes, so you can plan before the survey. The quotation follows the free survey and lists every item in TZS (USD on request).

What moves the price most?

The number of stops, whether a shaft must be built, the type of lift and the finish. Site access and power supply can matter too — the cost guide explains each one.

What does a lift cost to run?

A SwiftLifts home lift draws about 900 W and is serviced roughly every six months for about $100. Commercial elevators are maintained under an Annual Maintenance Contract.