White-label design for sign shops
We design the banners, yard signs, window graphics and vehicle wraps your customers ask for, and set the files up at scale for your printer and your cutter. Files come back in 24 hours on average, under your shop’s name, for one flat fee of $699 a month.
No contract, no setup fee, pause or cancel anytime.
A customer wants a 3 × 8 ft banner by Friday and sends a logo saved from Facebook. Another wants the storefront redone and has a phone photo of the glass. Printing it is the easy part. The file is what holds the job up.
Send us the brief, the finished size and whatever the customer gave you. We redraw what’s blurry, lay the job out for the distance it will be read from, and send back a file your RIP and cutter can take as it is.
The jobs you get
- Vinyl and mesh banners. Built at scale, with the hem, pole pocket and grommet areas kept clear of text.
- Yard signs and A-frames. Most often 18 × 24 in, single or double sided, with type sized to be read from the road.
- Storefront and window graphics. Split into panels at your material width, with the seams placed between words, not through them.
- Vehicle wraps and fleet decals. Laid out on a scaled template of the exact vehicle, clear of handles, seams and deep curves.
- Cut vinyl lettering and decals. Clean vector paths, with the contour cut line as a named spot color.
- A logo that arrives as a small JPG. Redrawn by hand as a vector first, so it holds up at ten feet wide.
- Event canopies, flags and backdrops. Set up on the manufacturer’s template.
What comes back
- Print files at full size, 1:10 or 1:20, whichever you ask for, with the scale noted
- Image resolution checked against the viewing distance, not a blanket 300 dpi
- Panels split to your printer’s width, with overlap where your installer wants it
- Contour cut lines on their own spot-color layer
- A PDF and the layered Illustrator file, with fonts outlined
- A mock-up for your customer to approve, with nothing on it about us
Standard sizes for this work: banner sizes, yard sign sizes, car magnet sizes, billboard sizes, and every print size.
Your customers never know we exist.
Every file ships under your name. No watermark, no credit line, no mention of us anywhere on the artwork or the invoice.
An address on your domain
We’ll work from an email address on your domain if you want one.
Ownership on delivery
Full ownership transfers to you on delivery, source files included.
Your trade area stays yours
We never contact your customers, and we never work for a shop inside your trade area without telling you first.
The plan is the same for every shop: unlimited requests, one at a time, for $699 a month. Without the plan, file fixes start at $10 a file. What the plan includes, and what it replaces.
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Questions from sign shops
- Do you work from our templates and material widths?
- Yes. Send your printer’s maximum width, the overlap you like and any template you work from, once. Every job after that is set up the same way.
- What resolution do you build large-format files at?
- Around 100 to 150 ppi at full size for banners and wraps seen from a few meters away, and far less for billboards. When a file is built at 1:10, the images are ten times that at file size. The free DPI calculator shows the numbers for any size.
- Can you design a wrap for a vehicle you can’t see?
- Yes, from the make, model and year plus photos of the actual vehicle from every side. The design goes on a scaled template of that vehicle. It is still worth having your installer check the key measurements against the vehicle before you print.
- Do you do permit drawings or installation?
- No. We do the design and the print and cut files. Engineering drawings, permit applications and installation stay with you.
Other kinds of shop: screen printers, DTF and apparel decorators, label printers, commercial printers, embroidery shops. The plan, the price and how it compares: white-label design for print shops.
Stop losing sign jobs to a missing file.
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