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See who owns the billboards, transit, bench and digital displays near you, compare operators, and get quotes without calling around.

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Billboard advertising, explained

Billboard advertising means renting space on a roadside sign from the company that owns it, usually in 4-week periods. Every market has its own mix of operators: national companies like Lamar, Clear Channel Outdoor and Outfront Media, plus hundreds of regional and family-owned companies that often own the best local boards.

Prices run from about $250 per 4 weeks for a rural board to $25,000 or more in top metros, and most small and midsize cities fall around $1,500 to $5,000 for a static billboard. Digital billboards let you share a screen with other advertisers, which often lowers the entry price.

OOHGuide lists who operates in each market so you can compare and request quotes in one place. Start with billboard costs, how to rent a billboard or the largest billboard companies.

1. Pick your market

Browse the operators in your city: who they are, how many boards they run, and which formats they sell.

2. Compare options

Static, digital, posters, transit and benches. See typical price ranges and what fits your budget.

3. Get quotes

Send one request and hear back from up to 3 matching operators with availability and pricing.