Yard Signs
Yard Sign Cost in San Antonio: 2026 Prices
What yard signs really cost in San Antonio: 2026 prices by size, one side or two, quantity breaks, wire H-stake pricing, and when a pack beats singles.
"How much do yard signs cost?" is the first question almost every caller asks, and the honest answer is that it depends on four things you control. Here is the plain version, with the real numbers we charge, so you can budget before you ever upload a file.
The Four Things That Set the Price
Size. A 12″×18″ bandit sign, an 18″×24″ standard, a 24″×24″ square, and a 24″×36″ extra large all print on the same 4mm coroplast, but you are paying for material and press time, so the price climbs with the square footage.
Sides. Printing the back of the sign adds ink and a second pass. On our yard sign sizes the second side runs about five dollars on a single sign and stays proportional as the count goes up. On a corner lot or a two-way street, it is usually worth it.
Quantity. This is the big one. Per-sign cost falls hard as the run grows. One double-sided 12″×18″ sign is $26.99. A hundred of them is $393.99, which is under $4.00 a sign.
Stakes. Wire H-stakes are priced separately so you only buy what you need: $3.25 each for the standard grade, $4.25 each for heavy duty. Heavy duty is the one to pick for caliche, hard-packed South Texas clay, or any sign that has to survive a spring storm.
What Yard Signs Actually Cost
These are our 2026 single-sign prices, single-sided first, then double-sided:
- 12″×18″ bandit: $21.99 / $26.99
- 18″×24″ standard: $24.99 / $29.99
- 24″×24″ square: $31.99 / $35.99
- 24″×36″ extra large: $36.99 / $41.99
Add a stake at $3.25 or $4.25 and that is the whole bill for one sign. Now watch what happens as the count climbs on the 18″×24″, the size most people mean when they say yard sign: two signs are $41.99 double-sided, three are $53.99, five are $72.99. That last one works out to $14.60 a sign, less than half the price of ordering one.
The 12″×18″ ladder runs further: five signs are $48.99 double-sided, ten are $59.99, twenty are $86.99, and a hundred are $393.99. Same file, same press, better math every rung.
When a Pack Beats Buying Singles
Once you are ordering by the box, our sign and stake packs are the cheaper route, and they arrive with an H-stake for every sign already in the price.
Run the comparison at twenty 12″×18″ signs. Ordered as singles, that is $86.99 double-sided plus twenty standard stakes at $3.25, or $151.99 total. The 20-sign pack is $149 with the stakes included. At a hundred signs the gap widens: $393.99 plus $325 in stakes is $718.99, against $669 for the 100-sign pack.
The standard 18″×24″ packs start at 10 signs for $140 and run to 100 signs for $1,199, which is $11.99 per staked sign. Extra large 24″×36″ packs start at $189 for ten.
If you are launching a whole campaign rather than restocking, the marketing kits start at $899 and bundle a hundred double-sided signs with a hundred stakes, a run of door hangers, and a hundred 16pt business cards, with free design setup and free shipping on the kit.
Want your exact number? Price your yard signs online, pick the size, choose one side or two, set the quantity, and add stakes. The price updates as you go, and every order gets a free digital proof before we print.
What "Cheap" Signs Leave Out
You can always find a lower number online. It usually costs something you will not see until the sign has been outside for a month.
- Thinner stock. Some shops quote a lighter or off-spec corrugated board that cups and creases in heat. We print on 4mm coroplast across the board.
- No UV inks. Standard inks fade fast under San Antonio sun. UV-cured ink is what keeps a red logo from going pink.
- Stakes as an afterthought. A price that looks cheap and then adds a stake at checkout is not really cheaper. Compare the staked price.
- Single-sided by default. Half your traffic sees a blank back, which on a busy street is half your money.
- No proof. A free digital proof catches the crooked logo and the phone number typo before a hundred of them get printed.
Budgeting Your Order
A good rule: count the placements you actually have, add ten percent for replacements, then price that number rather than a round guess. Signs blow over and get mowed. Ten extra at the bulk rate costs a few dollars each; reordering ten later costs the single-sign rate plus another wait.
New to the product? Our guide to yard sign printing in San Antonio covers sizes, materials, and design rules. Pricing a race? Political campaign signs follow the same ladder with a few extra rules to plan around.
Inline Graphics prints yard signs for San Antonio contractors, real estate agents, churches, schools, and campaigns across Bexar County, in runs of one and runs of a thousand.
See yard sign pricing and order online, or browse the sign and stake packs if you are covering a route.
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