Kilo of Kratom Price: How Much Does a Kilo Cost in 2026?

Kilo pricing, updated 2026

The going kilo of kratom price is $60 to $300 depending on who you buy from. Ours is $74.95 for a full kilo of any of our 27+ strains, and $49.99 a kilo if you take five. Here is what drives the spread, and what a kilo actually works out to per gram.

Shop 1 kilo, $74.955 kilos, $249.95

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What a kilo of kratom costs here

Every tier below can be mixed and matched across any of our 27+ strains, and every price includes free shipping.

• 1 kilo
  $74.95$74.95 per kilo
  7.5¢per gram
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• 2 kilos
  $134.90$67.45 per kilo
  6.7¢per gram
  Save $15

  Buy

• 3 kilos
  $185.85$61.95 per kilo
  6.2¢per gram
  Save $39

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• 4 kilos
  $223.80$55.95 per kilo
  5.6¢per gram
  Save $76

  Buy

• 5 kilosBest price
  $249.95$49.99 per kilo
  5.0¢per gram
  Save $125

  Buy

The ladder applies automatically in the cart. Add a second kilo and the price per kilo drops on its own, no code needed. DEAL10 takes a further 10% off at checkout.

The three people buy most

1 Kilo Kratom Powder$74.95 7.5¢ a gramAny one of 27+ strains. Free shipping.Choose a strain →5 Kilo Bulk Kratom$249.95 $49.99 a kiloMix and match any five strains.Build 5 kilos →1 Kilo Kratom Capsules$99.95 about 2,000 capsSize 00, half a gram each. Any strain.Choose a strain →

What everyone else charges for a kilo

Here is the 2026 spread across seller types, so you can see where any quote you are looking at sits.

The sweet spot for most buyers is $80 to $120 from an established online vendor. Above that you are usually paying for a storefront rather than better leaf. For why these numbers move through the year, see our guide to how kratom kilo prices move and when to buy.

What that means per day

Price per kilo is the headline, but cost per day is what you actually feel. At 10 grams a day:

Buying by the kilo instead of by the ounce saves most regular buyers more than $1,000 a year. That is the single biggest reason experienced buyers order in bulk.

Powder or capsules

Capsules cost more per kilo everywhere, because someone has to fill them. Here is the usual gap:

Capsules are easy to carry and there is nothing to weigh or taste. Powder is cheaper per gram. Plenty of people buy powder by the kilo and fill their own capsules at home. Our full breakdown is in the bulk capsules guide.

What moves the price of a kilo

Five things account for nearly all of the spread between a $70 kilo and a $250 one.

1. Strain and colour. Common greens and reds cost less than specialty and seasonal strains, mostly down to how much is harvested.
2. Sourcing and handling. A GMP certified source, proper handling and fast stock turnover all cost money and all show up in the price.
3. Supply chain length. Every broker between the farm and you adds a margin. Shorter chains land cheaper.
4. Overhead. A shop pays rent, utilities and staff, and that is baked into the shelf price. Online sellers run 30 to 60% under retail for this reason alone.
5. Volume. The one lever you control. One kilo at $74.95 becomes $49.99 a kilo at five.

If you want the longer version, including how harvest seasons and import rules push these numbers around, read why kratom kilo prices move.

When a cheap kilo is too cheap

There is a floor, and under it something has usually been given up. Walk away when you see:

• No sourcing information. If a seller cannot tell you where the leaf is grown, that is the answer.
• Prices well under $50 a kilo. At that level the maths only works if the product is padded with stem and vein or is old stock.
• Vague or missing strain names. Generic green kratom with no origin usually means mixed leftovers.
• No returns policy. A seller who will not take a bag back is telling you how confident they are.
• No way to reach a person. No phone number and no named contact is a bad sign at any price.

Making a kilo last

A kilo is months of supply, so storage matters more than it does with a small bag.

• Keep it airtight. Move it into vacuum-sealed bags or airtight containers. Oxygen is what degrades kratom over time.
• Cool and dark. A pantry or closet is ideal. Avoid anywhere the temperature swings, such as a garage.
• Away from moisture. Never store it near the kitchen sink or in a bathroom. A silica gel packet in the container helps.
• Do not freeze it. Refrigeration is fine for long storage, but freezing and thawing introduces moisture.
• Split it up. Keep a small working supply out and seal the rest, so the bulk is opened as little as possible.

Stored properly a kilo holds up for a year or more. There is more detail in our guide to how long kratom lasts.

Questions people ask about kilo pricing