Savannah Cat Price

Each of our breeder members run their own cattery, website, business and pricing.  Therefore, there is not a normal set price or cost for Savannah cats or Savannah kittens. Of course we can only provide an average range** for males/females and pets/breeders according to each generation.  Mostly for informational purposes. You will know what to expect when buying from one of our reputable breeders.

How Much Does a Savannah Cat Cost in 2026?

As of 2026, the price of a Savannah cat typically ranges from $1,500 to over $15,000, depending on generation, breeder reputation, and whether the kitten is sold as a pet or breeder-quality cat. Early-generation Savannahs such as F1–F3 are the most expensive due to rarity and breeding complexity, while later generations are more affordable and more commonly available.

Pricing can also vary based on location, bloodline, health testing, and how closely a kitten meets the TICA Savannah Cat Breed Standard.

Average Savannah Pricing (Reputable Breeder with healthy tested cats)

How much are Savannah cats?

When researching Savannah cat prices, you’ll quickly notice significant variation—even within the same generation. Several key factors determine what you’ll pay:

Generation is just the starting point. An F5 from champion bloodlines with exceptional spots and size may cost more than a smaller F4 with average markings. Breeders price based on how closely each kitten meets the TICA breed standard, including spot clarity, contrast, coat quality, size, and overall conformation.

Breeder reputation and testing matter. Reputable breeders invest heavily in genetic health testing (PK deficiency, PRA), proper socialization, TICA registration, veterinary care, and quality nutrition. This is reflected in pricing. Suspiciously low prices often indicate corners being cut on health testing or kitten care.

Gender affects breeding rights pricing. Male Savannahs in F1-F4 generations are sterile, which is why breeding rights only apply to females in early generations and both genders in F5+. Breeding rights typically add 50-100% to the pet price.

Many breeders don’t list prices publicly. This isn’t to be evasive—breeders want to understand your experience level, home environment, and expectations before discussing specific kittens. When contacting a breeder, introduce yourself, mention what interests you about their cattery, and be upfront about your budget. Many breeders can work with you or refer you to someone with kittens in your price range.

Beware of deals that seem too good. If someone is offering an F2 for $2,000 or an F1 for $5,000, that’s a major red flag. These prices don’t cover the actual costs of responsible breeding. You may be dealing with a scam, backyard breeder, or someone cutting corners on health and care.

Frequently Asked Questions About Savannah Cat Prices

How much does a Savannah cat cost?
Most Savannah cats cost between $1,500 and $15,000 depending on generation and breeder quality.

Why are F1 Savannah cats more expensive?
F1 Savannahs are rare, difficult to breed, and require specialized care, which raises the cost.

Do Savannah cat prices include breeding rights?
No. Breeding rights typically cost more and are only offered to approved breeders.

Are Savannah cats worth the price?
For experienced owners seeking an intelligent, active, exotic-looking companion, many consider them well worth the cost.

*Based on how well kitten meets the International Cat Association’s Savannah Cat Standard
**Average pricing shown is for reference only and is not a guarantee. Actual prices vary by breeder, generation, location, and individual kitten quality.