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Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-48-POE price on E-rate: what schools and libraries paid

As of Nov 11, 2026, the median unit price applicants entered for the Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-48-POE on E-rate requests in FY2024-2026 was $1,295, from 535 line items at 458 schools and libraries; half were between $1,223 and $1,399.

Built from 535 Form 471 line items for the Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-48-POE (Data Distribution) in FY2024-2026: the price by funding year, by order size and by state, and the service providers that quoted it.

45 states · 458 applicants · 4,383 units · updated nightly from USAC open data
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$1,295median

What districts paid

The middle of 535 unit prices entered on E-rate requests, FY2024-2026.

Half paid $1,223 to $1,399
$1,223or less

The number to beat

A quarter of these line items came in at or under this price.

Lowest tenth: $1,188 or less
8%lower

Volume pricing

Median on lines of 50 or more units, against lines of 1 to 9 units.

$1,199 vs $1,299
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15 service providers quoted the USW-PRO-MAX-48-POE on these requestsEvery district running Ubiquiti, and its Category 2 budget left
$1,295
median unit price
$1,223 to $1,399
middle half
535
line items
458
applicants

Price by funding year

Funding yearLine itemsMedianMiddle half
FY2026279$1,297$1,227 to $1,400
FY2025219$1,295$1,219 to $1,355
FY202437$1,299$1,234 to $1,490

Price by order size

Bigger orders usually price lower; a line's quantity is the number of units the applicant requested on it.

Units on the lineLine itemsMedianMiddle half
1 to 9 units398$1,299$1,230 to $1,429
10 to 49 units126$1,285$1,216 to $1,310
50 or more units10$1,199$1,165 to $1,234

Price by state

States with at least 5 priced line items for this model.

StateLine itemsMedianMiddle half
Florida52$1,299$1,267 to $1,511
Arizona43$1,279$1,244 to $1,350
Texas36$1,295$1,229 to $1,312
Michigan33$1,299$1,295 to $1,558
California29$1,196$1,180 to $1,281
Illinois28$1,293$1,230 to $1,460
Kansas23$1,222$1,188 to $1,250
Montana22$1,390$1,299 to $1,501
New York22$1,538$1,299 to $1,566
Idaho21$1,299$1,299 to $1,299
Oklahoma21$1,356$1,226 to $1,480
New Jersey18$1,234$1,188 to $1,288
Missouri16$1,299$1,252 to $1,300
Pennsylvania16$1,342$1,242 to $1,399
Wisconsin13$1,317$1,237 to $1,494
Nebraska12$1,264$1,199 to $1,297
Indiana11$1,285$1,230 to $1,285
Minnesota11$1,375$1,217 to $1,739
South Carolina9$1,235$1,208 to $1,289
Alaska7$1,225$1,194 to $1,396
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Service providers quoting the USW-PRO-MAX-48-POE

Providers named on the funding requests these line items belong to.

ProviderLine itemsApplicants
Questivity Inc.3736
801 Technology LLC2626
365 Managed IT, LLC2216
CDW Government LLC2220
Data Center Warehouse1715
Charter Technologies Inc.1414
United Data Technologies, Inc.142
SKYRIDER COMMUNICATIONS LLC1312
Twotrees Technologies1311
Converged Networks, LLC1210
CMS Communications, Inc.1010
GIGAKOM88
Howard Technology Solutions87
Net at Work, LLC88
Arizona Public Schools Computer Consortium76
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Other Ubiquiti data distribution models

USW-PRO-48-POE $1,106USW-Pro-Aggregation $889USW-PRO-24-POE $727USW-Enterprise-48-PoE $1,598USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE $799UDM-PRO $408USW-PRO-MAX-16-POE $399USW-PRO-8-POE $349USW-48-POE $658USW-Aggregation $269USW-Pro-XG-48-PoE $2,499USW-Enterprise-24-PoE $798

Compare with other makers

The most requested data distribution models from other manufacturers, with their median unit price.

Cisco C9200L-48P-4X-EDU $3,468Cisco C9300-48P-EDU $4,519HPE Aruba JL658A $7,455Cisco C9500-24Y4C-EDU $10,022HPE Aruba R8Q71A $5,831Fortinet FS-148F-FPOE $1,475Cisco Meraki MS225-48FP-HW $3,354Extreme Networks 5420F-48P-4XE $3,531

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Common questions

How much does the Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-48-POE cost on E-rate?

The median unit price on FY2024-2026 E-rate requests was $1,295, from 535 line items at 458 schools and libraries; half were between $1,223 and $1,399.

Are these prices before or after the E-rate discount?

Before. They are the unit prices applicants entered on their Form 471 line items. USAC then pays its share at the applicant's discount rate, which is 20 to 85 percent for Category 2 equipment.

Why do prices for the USW-PRO-MAX-48-POE vary?

Order size, what is bundled on the line (licenses, support, accessories), the state and the provider all move the price. On these requests, lines of 50 or more units had a median of $1,199, against $1,299 for lines of 1 to 9 units.

Where is the Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-48-POE bought most on E-rate?

By line items in FY2024-2026: Florida (52); Arizona (43); Texas (36).

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Compiled from public records and refreshed nightly; last updated Nov 11, 2026. Figures are as USAC publishes them; committed amounts are funding commitments, not payments. Contract end dates on June 30 are left out because many applicants enter the funding-year end instead. Check the source before acting. See something wrong? Tell us and we will correct it.