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Pricing

Transparent Pricing. Exceptional Precision.

At ColorGrid, we believe in clear, upfront pricing with no surprises. Whether you're calibrating a brand-new display or returning for a routine re-calibration, our services are designed to deliver uncompromising color accuracy for creative professionals and enthusiasts alike.

Choose the option that suits your needs best and experience the true potential of your display—optimized for Windows or macOS, desktops or laptops.

PC Monitor
30,000 LKR / per display

Perfect for creatives and professionals who rely on desktop monitors. This service provides accurate color reproduction on any standalone PC monitor, ensuring what you see is what you get across print, web, and video. Ideal for photo editing, video grading, and design work.

  •  Single Monitor Calibration
  •  Delta E ≦2 Color Accuracy*
  •  Color Calibration Report
Quick setup, satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.
Laptop/iMac
30,000 LKR/ per display

Tailored calibration for built-in displays on MacBooks, Windows laptops, and iMacs. We fine-tune your screen to industry-standard color profiles, enhancing consistency and reliability in your workflow—wherever you go. ​ ​ ​ ​

  •  Single Laptop/iMac Display Calibration
  • Delta E ≦2 Color Accuracy*
  •  Color Calibration Report
Quick setup, satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.
TV Display
40,000 LKR / per display

For users connecting their TV to a computer as a primary or secondary display. This calibration ensures accurate color and gamma performance on large-format screens, making it ideal for video playback, presentation, or color-critical viewing from your computer.

  •  Single TV Display Calibration
  •  Delta E ≦2 Color Accuracy*
  •  Color Calibration Report
Quick setup, satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.

*We aim to achieve very accurate color results—with a Delta E (color difference) value of 2 or lower, which is the standard for professional displays. However, the final accuracy may vary depending on your Screen Type (like IPS, VA, etc.) and the Age of Your Display. Older or lower-quality panels might have limitations, but we always do our best to get as close as possible.