Custom Printed Yard Signs
Yard signs work because they sit where people live and drive: front lawns, roadside medians, construction sites and school entrances. A sign that says who built the deck, who is running for office or which team lives here gets read by every neighbor who passes.
This collection has two plastic yard signs. The first is screen printed and priced from $7.46, suited to a bold logo and a short message. The second is printed in full color for photos, headshots and detailed artwork. Both are sold in runs of 100 or more.
Common Uses
- Political campaigns: candidate names and slogans spread across a district, ordered by the hundred.
- Contractors and service businesses: roofers, landscapers, painters and pest control firms leave a sign at every job.
- Schools and teams: graduation, senior night and team pride signs that families put out front.
- Real estate: open house and coming soon signs for agents working a neighborhood.
Choosing Between the Two
- Screen printed signs: pick these for a design built from a couple of solid colors and the lowest price per sign.
- Full color signs: pick these when the design includes a photo, a gradient or many colors.
- Production timing: depends on quantity, so confirm your deadline before an election or event date.
Keep the message to a few words in large letters, since most people read a yard sign from a moving car. Add a phone number or a short web address only if it can be read at a glance. Check local rules on where signs may be placed before a campaign launches.
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Frequently Asked Questions
There are two yard signs here. The standard Sign for the Yard is about $7.46 each, and the Yard Sign in Full Color is about $10.57 each. A $60 setup fee applies to either one, so the cost per sign drops the more of them you spread that fee across.
Both signs start at 100 pieces. That is a common run size for political campaigns, real estate offices, contractors marking job sites and schools celebrating graduates around town. Plan the count around the number of addresses, sites or volunteers who will put one up.
Choose the screen printed sign if your design is a simple logo or a few words in one or two solid colors, since it is the lower cost option. Choose the full-color sign when your artwork includes photos, gradients or many colors. Both are made from plastic and share the same minimum and setup charge.
Both signs are plastic, which holds up better than paper or card when they are left outside in changing weather. They are light enough to carry in bulk to a canvassing event or a neighborhood drop.
Yard signs are popular with candidates and campaign teams, home builders, landscapers, roofers, real estate agents and schools. Any business that wants its name seen from the street at a job site, open house or event entrance gets steady visibility for a few dollars a sign.
Keep the message short: a name, one line of text and a phone number or website is plenty. Use large letters and strong contrast between the text and the background. You will see a digital proof before production, so check the layout at a small size to judge how it reads from a distance.