Billboards & Hoardings
Large-format static media on arterial roads, junctions and flyovers. The backbone of any city-wide campaign, and the format people picture when they picture outdoor.
- Launches that need city-wide reach in one cycle
- Brands building recall on a daily commute route
- Category leaders holding a landmark junction
Illumination
Pricing
Quoted per site
A single starting price would be wrong for most sites in this format. Tell us the city and we send the real rate for each available board — usually the same day.
Get the rate| Size | Area / type | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 20 × 10 ft | 200 sq.ft | Neighbourhood roads, market approaches |
| 30 × 20 ft | 600 sq.ft | Main roads, signal approaches |
| 40 × 20 ft | 800 sq.ft | Arterial corridors — our most booked size |
| 60 × 20 ft | 1,200 sq.ft | Flyovers and highway stretches |
Lit vs non-lit
- Front-lit
- Floodlights on the face. Standard for roadside boards, strong after dark, lowest running cost.
- Back-lit
- Light behind a translucent flex. Even glow, premium look, best on high-street and mall approaches.
- Halogen
- Older lamp housings still in service on some structures. Warmer light, higher power draw.
- Non-lit
- Daylight hours only. Priced lower and worth it on routes that are busiest before sunset.
Where they work hardest
- Signal approaches
- Traffic is stationary. The highest dwell time you can buy.
- Flyover ramps
- Long clear sightline, no visual clutter competing with the board.
- Market entries
- Reaches shoppers with intent, minutes before they spend.
It depends on the route, the size and whether the board is lit. Send us the city and we will come back with real availability and the rate for each site — usually the same working day.
Typically 48 hours from artwork approval. We print in-house and mount with our own crew, so nothing waits on a third party.
Yes. Flex is printed on our own press and colour-matched to your brand guide before it leaves the building.
You get geotagged photographs on day one and a condition report every month the campaign runs.