How much does a billboard cost?

Billboard pricing depends on the city, location, and campaign length. Personal billboard ads start at $150, while business campaigns typically range from $2,500 to $90,000+. Call us with your city and we'll give you real pricing options immediately.

What is the cheapest way to get a billboard?

The most affordable option is a personal shoutout billboard, starting at $150. These are ideal for birthdays, announcements, and short-term visibility.

How fast can my billboard go live?

Once your location is selected and artwork is approved, most billboards can go live quickly. Artwork approval typically takes up to 72 hours.

Do you create billboard artwork for free?

Yes. If you don't have artwork, we will create your billboard design for free. You may also upload your own artwork if you already have it.

Can I choose my billboard location?

Yes. We help you search and select billboard locations by city, state, or ZIP code so you can target the exact area you want.

Do you offer digital and static billboards?

Yes. We offer digital billboards, static billboards, and other digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising options depending on availability in your area.

How do I know my billboard will actually run?

We provide proof-of-play and verification options so you can confirm that your billboard is live and displaying as scheduled.

How much does a billboard cost in Las Vegas?

Our Las Vegas digital billboards start at $700 for a 4-day campaign. Premium placements like Allegiant Stadium and Horseshoe Casino are priced by location and campaign length.

Can I get a billboard near the Las Vegas Strip?

Yes. Our Tropicana & Koval billboard is about two blocks east of the Strip, reaching traffic heading from the airport toward the Strip.

Which Las Vegas billboard gets the most traffic?

Our Tropicana & Koval board is listed at about 1,014,000 daily views, and the long stoplight means each ad is typically seen twice.

Can I advertise to convention and airport traffic?

Yes. The Tropicana board reaches drivers leaving Harry Reid International Airport toward the Strip, where many visitors and convention attendees are headed.