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Custom signs matched to the ground they stand on put your logo in front of visitors from the road to the front door.
A short hello from our founder, and what you can expect when you order with us.
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Custom signs matched to the ground they stand on put your logo in front of visitors from the road to the front door. There's a yard sign, a frame or a post kit for every spot. You make every call on the design and the count, and we handle the printing, the hardware, and the delivery, with nothing made until you've approved it. For storefronts and entrances, start with A-frame and sidewalk signs, and add matching banners and flags. Contact our team, or start with the range below.
Three things cover it: a stake for soft ground, a freestanding frame for pavement and floors, and a magnet for a bare steel van door. Post kits carry wayfinding signs, the arrows that guide visitors along a route. We'll match the type and what holds it up to each spot.
Promotional signs stay up for the whole event, so everyone arriving or driving past sees your logo. We print them for groundbreakings and topping out ceremonies, open houses and clinic openings. You'll find them in our wider event and trade show range. A set in your colors matches the other promotional products you hand out.
No signage background needed. Count one sign per spot on your list, then find each spot in the table.
| Where the sign stands | Sign type | What holds it up | One side or two |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grass at a road, lawn or site entrance | Corrugated yard sign, lawn kit or flex kit | Step stake pushed into the soil | Two sides for traffic from both directions |
| Pavement, sidewalk or front entrance | Sidewalk frame sign, chalkboard frame with a printed insert | Hinged freestanding frame | Two sides |
| Lobby, parking area or a route across a site | Flat base sign, arrow or rectangle post kit, Parking Pal | Freestanding base or post | One side, facing the approach |
| Company vehicle | Magnet sign, 12"x12" or 12"x18" | Bare steel door panel | One side |
Anywhere the ground is grass or soil, go with custom yard signs, printed on light, rainproof corrugated plastic and mounted on a step stake you push in by foot. Sizes run from 12"x18" up to 36"x24", and our lawn kits and flex kits go into the ground the same way. At the road or the gate, your logo is the first thing visitors see on the way to an open house or a groundbreaking.
Print both sides when cars come from two directions, such as at a corner or beside a busy road. One side is enough when the sign faces a single approach or stands against a fence or a wall. On a windy site, ask for a flex kit, whose face bends in the wind instead of snapping at the stake.
For one open house, or a groundbreaking on grass that's over in a day, yard signs with stakes cost less than a frame and go up faster, so that's what we'll recommend.
How long the sign stays out decides the build. For a one-season event, a short promotion or an open house, corrugated plastic on a step stake is the safe default: it is light, cheap to reorder and quick to push into grass. For a sign that has to stand on pavement, an a-frame sidewalk sign is the route, because a stake can't go in. The frame stays and you reorder only the printed panel when the message changes. For a vehicle, a magnet promo sign comes off at the end of the day.
Still deciding? Start here. On grass, pick a yard sign. On pavement or at a door, pick an A-frame. Guiding visitors through a lot or a campus, pick a wayfinding post kit. Not sure which one fits? Send us the spot and how long the sign will be out, and our team will tell you which build to pick.
You see a digital proof before anything is printed, a single sign is a normal order, one account manager handles it, and we make it right if the sign doesn't match your proof.
Businesses use custom signs to put their logo and directions in front of visitors at events and on site, such as open houses, groundbreakings, client summits and trade show booths. Each sign goes up once and stays put for the whole event, so visitors see your logo on the way in and out.
Yard signs on stakes are better for grass and soil, and frame signs are better for pavement, entrances and indoor spots. Many events use both, such as yard signs at the road and a frame sign at the front door, all carrying the same logo.
Yes. One artwork file and one account manager cover every sign for your event, from yard signs to magnets. You'll get a digital proof of each design and approve every one before production starts.
Magnetic signs hold on bare steel panels, such as a steel vehicle door, so check your vehicle's panel is steel before you order. If it isn't, a yard sign or a frame sign at your site carries the logo instead.
The minimum is as low as 1 unit on some signs, and each product page lists its own minimum. A small event with only a few spots is more than welcome! Your account manager can confirm the minimum on any sign you choose.





