The call: For 60 bags’ worth of compost, order about 2¼ cubic yards delivered loose rather than 60 individual bags—it will be far easier to handle and is usually the better value.

Real-time local factors

• 60 one-cubic-foot bags = 60 cu. ft. = about 2.22 cu. yd.
• Aggregate Markets’ Escambia delivery listing starts bulk compost at $60.75/yd³ plus delivery; enter your address for the actual drop charge.
• Mulch Mound offers Pensacola soil delivery and has an online quantity calculator.
• If you specifically need bags, ECUA sells compost at $4.25 per ~1-cu.-ft. bag—60 bags would be $255 before any delivery, but the page does not confirm delivery service.

Runners-up

• ECUA bagged compost — better if you need to carry it through a gate, upstairs, or into small raised beds.
• Mulch Mound delivery — better if you want the supplier to calculate the exact amount and offer a soil/compost blend.
• Aggregate Markets bulk compost — better if a dump-truck drop on your driveway is workable and price matters most.

What flips this: Choose bagged compost only if a truck cannot safely dump loose material where you need it.

👉 Is this for garden beds, lawn top-dressing, or raised beds—and can a dump truck access your driveway?