Clean cut letters with no background — the workhorse of small-business signage. Storefront glass, doors, office walls, boats. Pre-spaced on transfer tape so applying it is a tape-squeegee-peel job, and the good stuff lives outdoors for 10+ years.
Honest 2026 pricing: roughly $10 per square foot of cut lettering, most orders $25–$150. Or skip the estimating entirely — design yours and send it straight to your area’s shops for quotes.
The big announcement, printed big: full-color vinyl banners, hemmed and grommeted, indoor or out. Grand openings, events, birthdays, job fairs, “now hiring” — up in minutes with zip ties, down whenever the party’s over.
Honest 2026 pricing: $4–$7 per square foot — a classic 3×6 banner lands $75–$125, ready to hang.
Corrugated plastic signs with step stakes — the democracy of signage. Real estate, campaigns, events, birthday surprises on the lawn at dawn. Printed one at a time or by the hundred, and they always work.
Honest 2026 pricing: $15–$25 each for the standard 18×24 with stake, with quantity pricing that drops fast — 50 signs commonly land near $10 each.
The billboard you already own: truck doors, van sides, tailgates, and rear windows, lettered straight and made to survive car washes. DOT numbers done to spec, boat transoms done with style.
Honest 2026 pricing: basic two-door lettering $150–$350; doors + rear + tailgate packages $300–$700; DOT number pairs from $40.
Design your lettering in about a minute — a local shop takes it from there.