Turnkey PCB Assembly Cost,
everything in one price.

A turnkey price is all-inclusive: bare PCB fabrication, all components sourced for you, procurement and handling, assembly labor for SMT, through-hole and BGA, plus test and finishing options and a one-time setup. You hand over the design and receive finished, tested boards — with components typically the largest single line.

It depends. Turnkey adds a sourcing margin but saves your procurement time, shipping, MOQ overage and kitting, and removes shortage risk. Consigned can be cheaper on paper if you already hold stock or get better part pricing, but you carry the sourcing risk and labor. For most prototypes and mid-volume runs, full turnkey is the lower total cost once your own time and risk are counted.

On a populated board, the parts — ICs, connectors, passives and any expensive controllers or modules — often add up to more than the bare board and assembly combined. That's why turnkey pricing is dominated by your BOM, and why the exact figure is confirmed from it rather than a slider.

Order larger batches to spread setup and unlock component price breaks, choose widely-available parts over single-source ones, reduce unique BOM lines, avoid unnecessary fine-pitch or BGA where simpler packages work, and allow standard lead times. Our free DFA and BOM review flags the costliest parts and suggests alternates.

We handle full turnkey from a few prototype boards up to volume production of tens of thousands. Low quantities cost more per board because setup and minimum component buys spread over fewer units — the estimator above shows how this changes with quantity.