How Much Does a Vehicle Wrap Cost?

Vehicle wrap pricing typically runs from around $25 for a small decal up to $5,000 for a full wrap on a large company vehicle. Four things drive where a specific job lands in that range: the size of the vehicle, how much of it gets covered, how complex the design is, and how many vehicles you're wrapping at once. Custom graphics and multiple colors add time on the design and print side, which shows up in the final price. The clearest way to know your number is a quote based on your actual vehicle and design, not a generic price list.

Yes, significantly. Cars and small vans use less material and less install labor than box trucks, enclosed trailers, and semis, so they sit at the lower end of the range. Larger commercial vehicles cost more mainly because of surface area, not because the work is more difficult. Partial wraps, like door decals or a hood wrap, cost less than a full wrap because less of the vehicle is covered and installation takes less time. If budget is a factor, a well-designed partial wrap can still make a strong visual impact for less than a full wrap.

Wrapping multiple vehicles at once brings the per-vehicle cost down. Once a design is finalized, printing and installing it across several trucks or vans is more efficient than doing one-off jobs, and that efficiency shows up in fleet pricing. We also keep your artwork, colors, and layout on file, so adding a new vehicle to an existing fleet later costs less than starting from scratch since the design work is already done. If you're planning to wrap more than one vehicle, mention it when you request a quote, fleet pricing is built into how we quote the job.