Open house signs: one at the house, three at the corners.
A steel A-frame for the driveway, directional arrows for every turn from the main road, and a rider for the hours. Everything ships free by FedEx Ground.
A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.
Attendance is decided at the intersection, not the driveway
The sign at the property confirms people have arrived. The signs at the corners are what get them there — and most agents under-order them. Count the turns from the nearest main road to the house and put a directional at every one. On a typical suburban listing that is two or three signs; on a rural one it can be five.
Directionals should be single-sided, nearly blank, and huge: an arrow, "OPEN HOUSE," and your name or brokerage small at the bottom. Nothing else. The driver has two seconds and one job, which is to turn.
At the property, an A-frame beats a stake sign. It stands on a driveway or sidewalk, it is double-sided so it reads from both approaches, and a rider clip takes "Sat & Sun 1–4" or "Just Listed" without reprinting the whole thing. The frame folds flat in the trunk and lasts for years; each new listing is a $39 graphic.
A-frame at the house, directionals at the corners, rider for the hours
One agent, weekend open houses
Everything to run one properly, with directionals left for the next two.
| One complete A-frame, double-sided | $119 |
| One "Open House Sat & Sun" rider | $15 |
| 10 directional arrow yard signs, stakes included | $95 |
| FedEx Ground shipping | Free |
| Total, shipped | $229 |
Order by Wednesday and approve the same day; FedEx Ground puts it at your door Friday in most of the country.
Questions we get from agents
Left arrow or right arrow?
Can I leave the directionals out overnight?
Does the A-frame price include the frame?
What size should the sign at the property be?
Ready when you are, and nothing prints until you say so.
Describe the sign and our AI designer will draw three concepts in about 20 seconds — or send a logo and a person lays it out for you, free. Nothing prints until you approve a proof.