What things actually cost.
We don't believe in mystery pricing. Here's an honest look at what drives the cost of wraps, window tint, signs, and print — and how to get an accurate number.
Why we quote each project
You'll see "wraps from $X" pricing all over the internet. The honest truth is that a fair price depends on your specific vehicle, coverage, and design — so a real quote beats a teaser number every time. The good news: it's quick, free, and itemized, so you know exactly what you're paying for.
The nine things that set the price.
Vehicle size & type
A compact car, a full-size van, and a box truck each need different amounts of material and labor.
Coverage level
Full wrap, partial wrap, or spot graphics — how much of the vehicle you cover is the biggest single factor.
Design & recreation
A separate add-on, not auto-included. Supplying print-ready files costs least; custom or recreated artwork is quoted with your project and always gets a print-ready review.
Material & finish
Gloss, matte, and specialty finishes vary in cost and durability.
Quantity & timeline
Fleets and bulk print runs change the math; rush timelines can too.
Installation
Where and how something installs affects labor — we account for it up front.
What you bundle
Booking window tint with a wrap costs us less to produce, so the tint is discounted — see the wrap + tint package.
Glass count & condition
For tint, the number of windows drives the price — and stripping old, bubbled film off rear defroster lines adds labor.
Removal & prep
Taking off an old wrap or failing film before the new one goes on is real labor, and we quote it rather than hide it.
About design & AI recreation
Design and artwork are a separate, optional service — not automatically included in a print or wrap price. We can build or recreate your design — quoted with your project — and we use AI-assisted tools to speed that up. Faster doesn't mean automatic: every file still gets a professional print-ready review before we produce it, so it holds up in print. We'll confirm exactly what your project needs — and what it costs — in your quote.
The smartest way to think about wrap cost
A wrap is a one-time cost that works for years — so compare it to ongoing ad spend, not to a one-off purchase. Over its life, a wrap is one of the lowest cost-per-impression options a local business has. The ROI calculator shows you the math for your situation.
Good to know.
Still curious? A quick message is the fastest way to a real answer.
Get a quoteCan you give me a ballpark over the phone?
Often, yes — if you tell us the vehicle and the coverage you're considering, we can give you a sense of range before a formal quote. The written quote pins down the exact number.
Do you offer payment options?
Tell us about your project and budget and we'll talk through what's possible. We want the work to fit your business.
Is design included in the price?
Design is a separate, optional add-on quoted with your project — never a surprise. If you need artwork designed or recreated, the cost is itemized in your quote up front, and you approve a proof before anything is produced.
How much does window tint cost?
It comes down to how many windows, the size and shape of the glass, and whether old film has to come off first — a coupe with two front windows and a van with eight panes are very different jobs. And if you're getting a wrap, ask for both: the bundled tint is discounted and itemized separately on the quote so you can see the difference.
Ready to get your brand out there?
Whether it's a vehicle wrap, a wall mural, or a stack of business cards — let's talk about your project and make it happen.