Yard Sign Prices — Every Tier

Yard sign prices, all of them, with no shipping, stake, setup or artwork charges added at checkout.

Five quantities, single and double-sided, per-sign arithmetic shown. Every number includes a steel H-stake per sign and free FedEx Ground shipping. That is the whole price.

A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.

The price table

Single-sided: 10 for $95 ($9.50 each) · 25 for $219 ($8.76) · 50 for $399 ($7.98) · 100 for $749 ($7.49) · 250 for $1,749 ($7.00). Double-sided: 10 for $125 ($12.50) · 25 for $279 ($11.16) · 50 for $499 ($9.98) · 100 for $929 ($9.29) · 250 for $2,149 ($8.60). Every tier: 18×24 inches (18″ wide × 24″ tall), 4mm white coroplast, full-colour UV print, one steel 10×30 H-stake per sign, FedEx Ground shipping. Above 250, request bulk pricing and a person replies within business hours.

What is not on the list, because it does not exist: a setup fee, an artwork fee, a stake add-on, a shipping line, a rush charge. A designer lays out your artwork and sends a proof at every quantity. No shipping, stake, setup or artwork charges are added at checkout. Applicable sales tax may apply.

How to read it against other sites: most list a per-sign price for the sign alone, then add stakes ($0.80–1.50 each), shipping by weight (a hundred coroplast signs weigh about a hundred pounds), and sometimes setup. A "$4.32 sign" is real, and it is also not the price of a sign delivered to your door with a stake. Ours is. Compare the totals — and where a volume printer wins on a large run, our bulk page says so.

A typical first order

Single versus double-sided, at each tier

The upcharge for a second printed face, so you can decide whether the back will be seen.

10 signs: $95 single → $125 double+$3.00 per sign
25 signs: $219 single → $279 double+$2.40 per sign
50 signs: $399 single → $499 double+$2.00 per sign
100 signs: $749 single → $929 double+$1.80 per sign
250 signs: $1,749 single → $2,149 double+$1.60 per sign
Total, shippedDouble-sided when traffic passes both ways

Directionals, job-site and lawn signs are read from one side: go single. Corners, medians, and the sign at a property are seen from both: go double. Longer answer.

Yard sign price questions

How much does one yard sign cost?
We do not sell one — the minimum is ten for $95, which is $9.50 a sign with the stake and shipping. Below ten the fixed costs make a single sign silly; if you truly need one, a $39 A-frame replacement graphic (if you own a frame) is the honest alternative.
How much do 100 yard signs cost?
$749 single-sided or $929 double-sided, and that is the total: 100 signs, 100 steel H-stakes, a designer’s proof, FedEx Ground shipping. $7.49 or $9.29 per sign delivered.
Why is the per-sign price higher than some sites advertise?
Because it includes the stake and the shipping and the person who lays out your artwork. Sites advertising $4 signs are usually quoting the sign alone and adding the rest at checkout. At 100+ signs some of them are still cheaper all-in — our bulk page names them. At 10–50, we are usually the lower total.
Is there a price for 500 or 1,000 signs?
Quoted, not listed. At that volume the right price depends on your deadline and artwork, and sometimes the right answer is a different printer. Use the bulk form on the yard signs page and a person replies within business hours.
Do prices include tax?
No — sales tax, where applicable, is calculated at checkout by Stripe based on your shipping address. It is the one thing the table cannot show, because it depends on where you are.
Are stakes really included?
Yes, one 10×30 steel H-stake per sign, at every quantity. If you want spares — some campaigns do — a pack of 50 extra stakes is $150.

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