Programmable displays bright enough to read in direct sun, assembled in the USA and sold manufacturer-direct — roughly half what a national brand quotes. Here is exactly what you get and what it costs.
See the sizes churches, restaurants, car washes and 17 other industries actually order — with their prices and real installs.
All 20 industries ↓Every size has its own page with the price, dimensions, power draw, spec sheet and a checkout button. Order in about two minutes.
All 71 sizes with prices ↓Set height, width, sides, resolution and mounting and watch the price move. Any size from 1×2 to 20×40, including in-between dimensions.
Open the builder →Nothing here is a coupon you have to ask for. Start the configuration during the event and you have up to four weeks to finalize the design while today's terms stay locked.
Thousands of cars pass your frontage every day. If your sign is a painted panel or a manual reader board that only says your name — or says the same thing it said last month — every one of those passes is a sale nobody got to make.
A full-color outdoor LED sign fixes all three at once: the message changes from your phone in seconds, runs on a schedule you set, and stays legible at noon and at midnight. And because we are the manufacturer, it lands at roughly half the typical big-brand quote — no middleman markup.
The project photos on this page came from the owners who bought them or the crews that installed them. Phone cameras flatten color and soften pixels, so if you like how these look, the sign will look considerably better standing on your lot.
Some are new pylons, most are retrofits dropped into the cabinet already out front. Pick your size and options in the builder and the price appears as you go — no form to fill out first, no salesperson to get past.
An outdoor LED sign turns your frontage into the one advertising channel you own outright — no ad spend, no list, no agency, and no monthly bill.
Pixel pitch is the distance between LEDs, in millimeters. A tighter pitch looks sharper up close and costs more. Farther back from the road, you cannot see the difference — so do not pay for it.
Our outdoor displays run 7,000 to 10,000 nits. A living-room television is about 400. That difference is the whole reason a cheap indoor-grade panel looks washed out by ten in the morning and unreadable by noon.
An automatic light sensor dims the display as the sun goes down, so it is legible at 2pm and not blinding at 2am — which is also what keeps most cities' brightness ordinances satisfied.
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The software is free with every display. Type the message, pick a template, hit send. It goes up from a phone in the parking lot, a tablet at the register or a laptop at home — you do not need to be at the building and you do not need a technical person on payroll.
It stays free for as long as you own the sign. No subscription, no per-message charge, no communication fee — the three costs that quietly make a cheap sign expensive.
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The number you configure is the number on the invoice. This is the whole package that ships to your address.
Most businesses save real money going ship-direct, because a local sign company or your own contractor can set it for less than we can fly a crew out. But if you would rather hand it off entirely, we do that too.
Most digital signs get worse every year until the company that sold them stops making the parts. Ours are modular down to the component — modules, power supplies and controllers are interchangeable, and every generation stays backward compatible.
That is what makes the total cost of ownership low. Repairs are one part, upgrades are one part at a time, and the frame you buy today still takes the modules we build in ten years.
Read the full warranty →That is what makes it cheap to own. Every display we build is a grid of identical modules on a common frame, so a bigger sign is more of the same part — and a repair or an upgrade is one part at a time.
Each module is held in by set screws you reach from the front. Loosen them, lift the module out, plug the new one in. No lift, no technician, no taking the sign apart.
The same access is how you upgrade later. Trade your modules for a sharper generation on the frame you already own — the cabinet, power supplies and controller stay where they are.
Pick the footprint that fits your frontage. The engineering underneath does not change, which is why the price per square foot stays flat as the sign gets bigger.
From 1×1 up to 20×40 modules — about 1 ft to 21 ft tall and up to 42 ft wide. Choose a height and a width range to see exact dimensions and a starting price, then select one to load it in the builder.
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Prices are display-only, ship-direct — before mounting, pole or installation options, and before any resolution upgrade. Toggle double-sided to add a second face at {{ secondPctStr }}% off. Selecting a size loads it in the builder, where the full configured price appears. Any size between these is available — just tell us the height and width.
Dealerships, car washes, restaurants, fuel stations, medical offices and shopping centers — pylons, monument retrofits and wall installs. All customer-supplied photos.
"Best decision we made for the dealership. Sales inquiries went up almost immediately and the display quality is outstanding."
"A tremendous experience. They always answer the phone and get back to our needs promptly. We are so grateful to work with them."
"One of the best investments we have made for our store. Customers mention our sign — it is a statement piece in front of the business."
Pick your size, sides, resolution and mounting — the price updates as you go, with the event pricing already applied. Email yourself the quote when you are done.
Open the builder →Each page shows the sizes businesses like yours actually order, with prices, real installs and the questions that come up in your industry.
Pixel pitch and viewing distance, how many nits your site actually needs, what a cheap sign really costs over fifteen years, how ordering and permitting work, and the timelines to plan around. Plain language, no sales language.
Read the outdoor LED sign guide →