Sticker Bombing Campaigns.
High-density sticker bombing campaigns (500-5,000+) across street furniture, signage, and corridors in 35 US cities. GPS-tagged photo proof per drop.
We delivered.
Brand partners include: FIFA World Cup 2026, Palantir, Sézane, G-Shock, Mitchell & Ness, True Religion, Huda Beauty, Yonex, Relevance AI, Momentous, RYZE Coffee, Bloom Effects, Incrediwear, Brooklyn Museum, Sweat FC, HydroJug, Frameline, Alchemy, OneRepublic, Lone Fox, Vaura Pilates.
Saturation reads as movement
A sticker bombing campaign places 500 to 5,000 or more small-format vinyl stickers across street furniture, signage, poles, and corridors in a target neighborhood, set to a density that reads as cultural presence rather than a media buy. Crews scout the route, we print the stickers, the install runs over a tight window, and every drop comes back with GPS-stamped photo proof. The adhesive is permanent, with 4 to 12 month durability on street surfaces.
- You run an independent music label and want a release to feel like fan-base buzz seeded across the right neighborhoods.
- You are launching a fashion or streetwear drop and need the cultural-credibility layer stickers carry in skate-rooted audiences.
- You are a DTC, CPG, wellness, or beauty brand with real cultural fit, since this format does not suit every brand.
- You have a defined moment, a game week, festival window, or premiere, and want concentrated saturation without a multi-month dwell.
- Density is the pitch
A 2,000-sticker run across a neighborhood like Williamsburg lands roughly one sticker per 30 linear feet of pedestrian corridor. That is the threshold where an audience reads it as presence instead of scattered placement.
- Distributed beats monopoly
Spreading across many surface types and corridors feels grassroots. A single-corridor takeover or a one-per-pole run reads as a coordinated buy and loses the street.
- Native to the audience
Small-format vinyl stickers come out of skate and street culture, so the format reads as belonging in the neighborhood rather than as an ad dropped over it.
- Tuned per block
We set density against each neighborhood's foot-traffic baseline. Too sparse reads random, too dense reads coordinated, and the credible band sits in between.
Receipts, not promises.
- 500+
- Documented installs
- 40+
- Metro markets · all 50 states
- 100%
- GPS photo-proof per install
- 0
- Municipal removals on record
Brief to documented in 5-10 days.
- Step 01
Brief
Markets, window, creative. Scope and a count back inside 48 hours.
- Step 02
Scout
We walk the neighborhoods and lock the spots against foot traffic and access.
- Step 03
Install
Crews install on schedule. Three photos per placement: wide, mid, detail.
- Step 04
Document
GPS log, photo bundle, and a 30-day check on every placement.
Sticker Bombing · Printed + installed in-house
Got a sticker bombing brief?
Markets, window, creative direction. You get a real quote back in 24-48 hours, print and install included, documented on every placement.
- Quote in under 24 hours
- No discovery call. The brief is the call.
- Printing & Installation under one roof
Brief us · Quote in under 48 hours
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How it's made.
Route scouting first
Every route is scouted and mapped before crews dispatch. Surface targeting gets chosen per campaign for cultural context, since a music label drop hits different surfaces than a fashion activation. We place where we have the relationships to.
Printing and install in-house
We print the vinyl and run the install crews ourselves, so artwork, surface choice, and placement density stay under one team rather than split across a print shop and a separate labor pool.
Placement built to hold
Crews work the vinyl onto clean, durable surfaces and seat the adhesive so stickers ride out weather and wear. The permanent adhesive holds 4 to 12 months on street surfaces depending on placement and exposure.
Density tuned to the neighborhood
Crews place to a target density set against the local foot-traffic baseline instead of dumping a flat count, keeping the read in the presence band and out of coordinated-buy territory.
GPS-stamped documentation
Standard documentation runs an 8 to 15 percent photo sample, roughly 300 to 500 geo-tagged photos for a 3,000-unit campaign, delivered as a heat map in the final wrap deck with per-neighborhood counts, per-surface breakdown, and install-date logs. For brand-critical campaigns, 100 percent placement documentation is available at a premium.
Built to run together.
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Fence Wraps
From$4,800Printed mesh banners on chain-link construction fencing across 30 US cities. Building-scale brand presence around active development sites with photo proof.
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Hoarding Posters
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Industries we serve
- AI & Emerging Tech
- Automotive & EV
- Banking & Fintech
- Beauty & Cosmetics
- Cannabis & CBD
- CPG / DTC Brands
- CRE & REITs
- Creative Agencies
- Crypto & Web3
- Cultural Institutions
- Education & EdTech
- Events & Festivals
- Fashion & Apparel
- Film, TV & Streaming
- Financial Services
- Fitness & Wellness
- Food & Beverage
- Gaming & Esports
- Healthcare & Pharma
- Higher Education
- Hotels & Hospitality
- Legal & Professional Services
- Music & Artists
- Nonprofits & Advocacy
- Political Activism
- Pride & LGBTQ
- Publishers & Media
- Residential Real Estate
- Retail & E-Commerce
- Sports & Athletic
- Tax & Accounting
- Tech & SaaS
Frequently asked.
Q · 01 What does a sticker bombing campaign cost?
Campaigns start at $3,000. The price covers route scouting, sticker production, install crew labor, and photo-sampled GPS documentation. A final quote returns in 24 to 48 hours and varies by size, location count, turnaround, and service mix. Multi-city programs price differently than single-market briefs.
Q · 02 How will I know it actually ran?
Every campaign comes back documented. We run an 8 to 15 percent photo sample, about 300 to 500 geo-tagged photos for a 3,000-unit campaign, delivered as a heat map in the final wrap deck with per-neighborhood counts, per-surface breakdown, and install-date logs. For brand-critical work, 100 percent placement documentation is available.
Q · 03 How fast can you launch?
Five to ten business days from approved artwork to first crew in tier-1 markets that are already mapped. Rush production at 72 to 96 hours is possible when brand-supplied stickers are press-ready and the route sits in a pre-mapped market. Multi-city tours schedule 2 to 3 weeks out for coordinated dispatch.
Q · 04 What surfaces do you target?
Street furniture, poles, signage, scaffold uprights, construction hoardings, and corridor fixtures, chosen per campaign for cultural fit. We scout and pick surfaces where the read lands right and the placement holds, then map them before crews dispatch.
Q · 05 How long do the stickers last?
The adhesive is permanent, with typical durability of 4 to 12 months on street surfaces depending on placement and weather. Crews seat the vinyl on clean, durable surfaces to push toward the longer end of that window.
Q · 06 How is this different from pole sticker advertising?
Pole sticker advertising is a structured corridor campaign: one sticker per utility pole across a defined route, with photo proof on every placement. Sticker bombing scatters 500 to 5,000 or more stickers across many surface types in a neighborhood to hit a cultural-presence density. Same operator network, different campaign architecture.
From $3,000. 5-10 days, brief to first placement.
Printing and installation both included. Most shops do one or the other. Every placement is documented with a GPS-stamped photo the day it goes up.
