Best Bus Branding

Which surface of the bus you buy

From the whole body down to a single rear panel. The format you choose moves the price far more than the city does. A rear panel in Mumbai costs less than a full wrap in Pune.

Full Wrap

350–1200 sq ft · exterior · 10 rate lines

Vinyl across the entire body: both flanks, the rear and the front cap, and the windows where the operator allows it.

Solus Wrap

450–500 sq ft · exterior · 3 rate lines

Pune's term for a full-body wrap on a PMPML bus, sold exclusively, so your brand is the only one on that vehicle for the campaign period.

Combo Panel

80–100 sq ft · exterior · 1 rate line

Rear panel plus both side panels, leaving the rest of the body untouched. Roughly a fifth of the cost of a full wrap for the three highest-visibility faces.

Rear Panel

100–140 sq ft · exterior · 1 rate line

The back of the bus. Anyone driving behind it reads it for as long as the signal lasts.

Side Panel

60–150 sq ft · exterior

A single flank, above or below the window line. The cheapest way to put one design on a lot of buses.

Interior Media

40–65 sq ft · interior · 2 rate lines

Roof panels, seat backs, grab handles and bulkhead space inside the saloon. Passengers see it for the whole ride, and it costs a lot less than exterior space.

Full Wrap + Interior

500–560 sq ft · exterior · 1 rate line

Exterior wrap and interior media on the same bus, so the brand is visible outside and inside.