Simple square-foot pricing
Banner prices follow one rule: $5 per square foot, and you receive two banners for that price. A pair of 2′ × 4′ banners is $40, 4′ × 8′ banners are $160, and 5′ × 10′ banners are $250.
Because the second banner is free, put one out front and keep a spare for the next event, or hang matching banners on both sides of a building.
Built for outdoors
We print on 13oz matte vinyl with double-stitched edges. Matte avoids glare, so a banner stays readable in direct sun.
Choose grommets every two feet for tying to fences and walls, or a sewn 2″ or 3″ pole pocket for hanging from a pole.
Choosing a size people can read
Bigger is easier to read from a moving car. A 3′ × 6′ banner suits a storefront, while a 4′ × 8′ or larger banner is better along a road or on a building.
We print any size up to 16′ × 75′. Type the size into the builder and it prices the pair instantly.
Pair a banner with print
Opening a new location? A banner out front plus door hangers on nearby streets tells the neighborhood twice. For campaigns, see our campaign printing page.
Making a banner last
Wind is the main enemy of a banner. Tie it tight at every grommet so it cannot flap, and on windy sites leave a little slack at the corners so gusts pass through instead of tearing the edge.
Roll a banner with the printed side out when you store it, which keeps the ink from creasing. With a spare banner already in hand, you have a replacement ready if one gets damaged.
Where banners go up
- Grand openings and now-hiring signs
- Job sites and fences
- Fundraisers, festivals and games
- Storefront sales
- Trade show backdrops
