How Much Does a
Commercial Wrap Cost?
Simpler commercial jobs, like your name, phone number and logo, start at $500 at Spec'd Studios. From there the price depends on how many colors you use, how big the graphics are, how much of the vehicle you cover and the design. Here's what moves the number.
See Your Logo on Your Vehicle
Tell us about your business, upload your logo, and get a wrap concept on your van, truck or car in about a minute. Ask for changes, then send it to our designer for a quote.
What a Commercial Wrap Costs
Commercial work runs from a simple logo and phone number to a full rolling billboard. Every job is quoted on its own, and fleets get volume pricing.
| Coverage | Starts at | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Lettering & logo | From $500 | Name, phone, website and logo, including DOT lettering |
| Spot graphics & decals | Depends on size & colors | Branding on a few areas without covering whole panels |
| Partial wrap | Depends on coverage | The sides, hood or rear in printed graphics |
| Full wrap | Quoted per vehicle | Every painted panel branded, for the most visibility |
| Window perf | Priced with your quote | Graphics on the rear or side glass that you can still see out of |
A lettered van and a fully wrapped box truck are completely different jobs, so the honest number comes from your vehicle and your design. Get your commercial quote →
What Drives the Price
Four things set your price. Here's each.
Number of colors
One-color cut vinyl is the simplest job. Every extra color is another layer to cut and lay, and full-color art moves to printed vinyl.
Size and coverage
A logo on the doors costs less than graphics across the sides, and a full wrap costs the most. Coverage is the biggest lever.
Vehicle size and type
A car or cargo van has less surface than a box truck or trailer, so it takes less film and labor.
Design
Artwork you already have costs less to lay out than a custom design built from scratch.
Fleet orders get a better per-vehicle rate as the count goes up. See how our fleet program works →
Where Your Money Goes Furthest
A wrap is a one-time cost that keeps advertising every mile you drive, with no monthly media bill.
Start simple, grow later
Begin with lettering and a logo, then add a partial or full wrap when the budget allows. We keep your design on file so the next vehicle, or the next step, matches.
Pay for quality film once
We print on premium cast vinyl and laminate it, so the graphics hold up to Houston sun and pressure washing for about 3–5 years. Cheap film fades and can tear off in pieces when it's time to remove it.
See the coverage options and how we build commercial graphics: commercial wraps →
Commercial Wrap Cost FAQ
How much does a commercial vehicle wrap cost?+
Simpler commercial jobs, like lettering and a logo, start at $500 at Spec'd Studios. The final price depends on how many colors you use, how big the graphics are, how much of the vehicle you cover, the vehicle itself and the design. Fleet orders get volume pricing. Tell us about your vehicle for an exact number.
Why does the number of colors change the price?+
With cut vinyl, each color is its own layer that has to be cut and laid by hand, so a one-color design is the simplest job. Designs with many colors or photos are printed instead, which changes the material and the work.
Is a partial wrap cheaper than a full wrap?+
Yes. Coverage is the biggest cost driver, so lettering costs less than spot graphics, spot graphics cost less than a partial wrap, and a full wrap costs the most.
Do you offer fleet pricing?+
Yes. The more vehicles in one order, the better the per-vehicle rate on materials, design and install. We also keep your design on file so vehicles you add later match.
Is a commercial wrap tax-deductible?+
Vehicle advertising wraps are generally treated as a deductible marketing expense for a business, but it depends on your situation, so confirm the details with your accountant.
Get Your Commercial Number
Tell us the vehicle and what you want on it, and send your logo if you have one. We'll price it, usually the same day.