Two line items. Nothing hidden.
Production is billed once, up front. Media is billed monthly. That’s the same structure billboard operators use, and it means you can compare our rate to theirs directly.
1. Production and installation
One-time, per vehicle. Covers design, printing, installation and removal at the end of the campaign. Vans and box trucks cost more because there is more surface to cover.
| Format | Sedan / SUV / Truck | Van / Box truck |
|---|---|---|
| Spot graphicsDoor decals, rear window, lettering | $500 | $700 |
| Partial wrapDoors and panels, 40–60% coverage | $1,100 | $1,650 |
| Full wrapComplete vehicle coverage | $2,000 | $3,000 |
10% off production on 5 or more vehicles, 15% on 15 or more. One design amortises across the batch and printing runs cheaper at volume.
2. Monthly media rate
Billed monthly for the initial term, then month-to-month at a lower rate — cancel any time with 30 days’ notice. The renewal rate is lower because a driver who completed the term has proven they won’t leave, which genuinely costs us less.
| Format | Initial term | Per month | After term | Driver earns |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spot graphics | 60 days | $525 | $445 | $250 |
| Partial wrap | 90 days | $875 | $760 | $450 |
| Full wrap | 6 months | $1,425 | $1,295 | $800 |
Rates shown are for a standard vehicle in a standard territory. A premium vehicle working a high-value area such as the Scottsdale corridor runs up to 20% higher. We’ll quote you the actual number before you commit to anything.
What a campaign really costs
Full wrap on a sedan, six-month initial term.
- Production, one-time
- $2,000
- Media, 6 × $1,425
- $8,550
- Total
- $10,550
3. How that compares to a billboard
Phoenix market rates. Billboards carry their own production charges on top of these figures, the same way ours does.
| Billboard format | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Junior poster | ~$800 / 4 weeks |
| Medium poster | ~$1,500 / 4 weeks |
| Large bulletin | $2,500–3,500 / 4 weeks |
| Digital, Scottsdale corridor | $5,000–10,000 / month |
One honest caveat: on a digital board your creative rotates through a loop rather than showing continuously, so you are buying a share of the display. A wrapped vehicle carries your brand the entire time it’s on the road.