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The Format
A digital billboard is a TV spot nobody can skip.
Your ad is a full-color still that takes over the entire screen for 10–15 seconds, then rotates out and comes back around. You buy a daily time window — the hours you choose — and inside that window your ad plays on repeat, every few minutes, to everyone who passes.
1
Pick your board
Choose from our inventory by market, corridor, and traffic pattern.
2
Send your assets
Images, a headline, and your contact info. We design the ad free.
3
Set your window
Pick the hours that match your audience — rush hour, lunch, nightlife.
4
Go live
We confirm your start date and your ad runs in rotation through the full buy.
Minimum 15–25 plays per hour at standard locations. Times Square runs on its own rotation and pricing — ask us.
Pricing — Single Board
Two ways to buy.
Standard Exposure
4 hours per day
Own a full daypart. Best for launches, events, and anything time-sensitive.
1 Day
$350
3 Days$167/day
$500
1 Week$136/day
$950
1 Month$63/day
$1,900
Starter Exposure
1 hour per day
A low-risk way to test a market, a message, or a single peak hour.
1 Day
$250
3 Days$117/day
$350
6 Days$92/day
$550
Custom length
On request
Pricing — Multi-Board
Coverage beats repetition.
One board reaches one corridor. Running several across a city puts your brand in front of the same people on different routes, which is what makes a campaign feel unavoidable.
Regional
3
digital billboards
$2,600
$867 per board · term
City Coverage
5
digital billboards
$4,200
$840 per board · term
Full Network
8
digital billboards
$6,600
$825 per board · term
Market Dominance
10
digital billboards
$8,000
$800 per board · term
Add an extra hour to any package for $100. · Multi-market and long-term rates available on request.
The Inventory
33 placements. Six markets.
Every unit below sits on a corridor chosen for volume, sightline, and dwell time. Pick a market to see what's available.
Baltimore, MD
Six placements. Inner Harbor to I-83.
BAL-1
36 S Charles St
Charles Center · 21201
BAL-2
31 Light St
Downtown core · 21202
BAL-3
111 Market Pl
Power Plant Live · 21202
BAL-4
601 E Pratt St
Inner Harbor · 21202
BAL-5
100 S Charles St
Charles & Pratt · 21201
BAL-6
I-83 / 1500 Union Ave
Jones Falls Expressway · 21211
Washington, DC
Six placements. Chinatown to Navy Yard.
DC-1
707 7th St NW
Chinatown · 20001
DC-2
1298 Half St SE
Navy Yard · 20003
DC-3
1221 Van St SE
Navy Yard · 20003
DC-4
H St NW & 7th St NW
Chinatown / Gallery Place · 20001
DC-5
1st St SE
Navy Yard · 20003
DC-6
1299 1st St SE
The Yards · 20003
Detroit, MI
Five placements. Downtown to the western suburbs.
DET-1
350 Madison St
Foxtown / Grand Circus Park · 48226
Est. daily impressions35,000
Est. weekly245,000
One block from Comerica Park, Little Caesars Arena, and the Fox Theatre — downtown street traffic plus event-night crowds from all three venues.
DET-2
2713 Grand River Ave
Lodge Freeway (M-10) · 48201
Est. daily impressions120,000
Est. weekly840,000
Faces the John C. Lodge Freeway, the primary commuter route linking Detroit's northwest suburbs to downtown. MDOT counts this stretch at 100,000+ vehicles per day.
DET-3
2138 Michigan Ave
Corktown · 48216
Est. daily impressions38,000
Est. weekly266,000
At the gateway to Corktown and the Michigan Central Station redevelopment — a primary commuter and nightlife corridor into downtown.
DET-4
6355 Mercury Dr
Southfield Fwy & Michigan Ave · Dearborn · 48126
Est. daily impressions95,000
Est. weekly665,000
Near the M-39 Southfield Freeway / Michigan Ave interchange, adjacent to Ford Motor Company's world headquarters — one of the busiest commuter corridors in the region.
DET-5
12161 Telegraph Rd
Redford Township · 48239
Est. daily impressions42,000
Est. weekly294,000
On US-24 Telegraph Road, one of Metro Detroit's busiest surface arterials, linking Detroit's northwest side to the western suburbs.
5Digital Placements
330KEst. Combined Daily
2.3MEst. Combined Weekly
Atlanta, GA
Eight placements. Buckhead to the Downtown Connector.
ATL-1 · Interstate
640 Pollard Blvd SW
I-20 / Downtown Connector · 30312
Daily traffic165,000
Weekly impressions~980,000
Monthly~4.2M
ATL-7 · Buckhead
3 W Paces Ferry Rd NW, Ste 200
Peachtree Rd retail corridor · 30305
Daily traffic45,000
Weekly impressions~268,000
Monthly~1.15M
ATL-8 · Five Points
150 Walton St
Woodruff Park / MARTA & GSU · 30303
Daily traffic19,500
Weekly impressions~116,000
Monthly~499K
ATL-3 · Five Points
240 Peachtree St NW
Peachtree Center / MARTA hub · 30303
Daily traffic19,000
Weekly impressions~113,000
Monthly~486K
ATL-6 · Centennial Park
171 Carnegie Way NW
Hotel & convention corridor · 30303
Daily traffic17,500
Weekly impressions~104,000
Monthly~447K
ATL-4 · Capitol District
Central Ave SW & MLK Jr Dr SW
75 MLK Building · 30303
Daily traffic16,000
Weekly impressions~95,000
Monthly~409K
ATL-5 · Fairlie-Poplar
129 Peachtree St SW
Woodruff Park / GSU district · 30303
Daily traffic15,000
Weekly impressions~89,000
Monthly~383K
ATL-2 · Downtown Core
33 Andrew Young Intl Blvd
Convention District · 30303
Daily traffic14,000
Weekly impressions~83,000
Monthly~357K
8Digital Placements
~1.85MEst. Combined Weekly
~7.9MEst. Combined Monthly
Metro Atlanta is the 6th-largest U.S. metro (6.48M people) and the #7 Nielsen DMA with 2.76M TV households. Over 400,000 vehicles pass the Downtown Connector daily at its busiest point.
Phoenix, AZ
Five placements. Midtown to the West Valley.
PHX-4 · Freeway
I-17 / Grand Ave Split
Exit 201 · 33.47526° N, 112.11366° W
Vehicle AADT~75,000
Est. daily impressions~94,000
Highest-volume unit in the package; long unobstructed sightline into the I-17/US-60 interchange.
PHX-1 · Arterial
901 N 7th St
Central Corridor · 85006
Vehicle AADT~48,000
Est. daily impressions~57,000
School-zone signal, heavy commuter and bus traffic both directions.
PHX-3 · Arterial
1616 E Thomas Rd
Camelback Corridor · 85016
Vehicle AADT~32,000
Est. daily impressions~38,000
Signalized intersection near retail and medical corridor traffic.
PHX-5 · Arterial
9910 W Indian School Rd
West Valley · 85037
Vehicle AADT~26,000
Est. daily impressions~31,000
Signalized retail intersection, strong for local and neighborhood-service advertisers.
PHX-2 · Urban / Transit
1 E Washington St
Downtown Core · 85004
Vehicle AADT~18,000
Est. daily impressions~20,000
Building-mounted at 1st & Washington; light-rail stop and dense pedestrian flow add reach beyond vehicle counts.
5Digital Placements
~231KEst. Combined Daily
~6.9MEst. Monthly Impressions
More Phoenix-metro inventory available — ask about East Valley & Scottsdale corridors.
Cleveland, OH
Three digital faces across two downtown structures.
CLE-1A · Gateway District
310 Prospect Ave E
Faces East 4th St / Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse · 44115
Avg. weekday~21,000
Event / peak night~38,000
Est. monthly~640,000
Two blocks from Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, steps from the East 4th Street entertainment corridor. Double-sided structure.
CLE-1B · Gateway District
310 Prospect Ave E
Opposite face toward Prospect Ave / skyline · 44115
Avg. weekday~19,500
Event / peak night~34,000
Est. monthly~590,000
Three blocks from Progressive Field with a direct Prospect Ave sightline into downtown.
CLE-2 · Flats East Bank
1204 Old River Rd
Riverfront entertainment district · 44113
Avg. weekday~13,000
Event / peak night~27,000
Est. monthly~470,000
Beneath the rail bridge at the entrance to the Flats East Bank Riverwalk. On-site at the Riverwalk, one block from the Front St. nightlife strip, 0.4 mi from the downtown core.
3Digital Faces
2Downtown Structures
~1.7MEst. Combined Monthly
Progressive Field (Guardians, ~34,800 seats) and Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse (Cavaliers & Monsters, ~19,400 seats) host over 100 combined home events a year, and impressions spike sharply on game and concert nights.
Per-unit figures are planning-level estimates, not audited Geopath ratings. They are compiled from public traffic-count data (U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, MDOT, GDOT, ADOT, and City of Phoenix traffic monitoring), with the industry-standard visibility adjustment applied (~85% of passing traffic reasonably positioned to see the board, 90% on freeway units) and average vehicle occupancy of 1.3–1.4 persons. Locations near transit stations, university campuses, or event venues carry meaningful pedestrian audiences on top of the vehicle count shown. Actual delivery varies by season, day of week, and event calendar. Third-party audited measurement is available on request.
Included at No Cost
We design the ad for you.
Most first-time advertisers don't have billboard-ready artwork, so we build it. Send us the raw material and our designers handle layout, sizing, and legibility at 60 mph.
You approve a proof before anything runs. Final artwork specs are supplied per unit at booking.
What to Send
1–3 high-quality imagesLogo, product, or a clean photo of you or your team.
15–45 words of copyA headline and one supporting line. Shorter reads better.
One way to reach youWebsite, phone number, or social handle — pick one, not three.
Reserve Your Campaign
Three steps to go live.
1
Send your details
Name or business name, email, and phone number so we can issue your invoice and hold your dates.
2
Choose payment
Zelle, or credit and debit card. State sales tax applies where required; card payments carry a processing fee.
3
Lock your dates
Once payment clears, your screen time is reserved and your creative goes into production.
Booking policy — Screen time is bought in fixed blocks and taken off the market as soon as it's reserved, so confirmed bookings are final. Dates may be moved once, at no charge, with advance notice before your start date.