A full fleet wrap typically costs between $3,000 and $6,000 per vehicle in Orlando. Partial wraps and cut vinyl lettering cost less. Where your fleet lands in that range depends on the size of each vehicle, how much of it you cover and how many vehicles you wrap.

If you’re budgeting for fleet wraps this year, this guide explains what drives the price, how to compare quotes and how to get the most advertising out of every dollar.

What does a fleet wrap cost per vehicle?

• Full wrap: $3,000 to $6,000 per vehicle. Covers the entire body for the most visibility. Best when your brand colors are bold or very different from the paint.
• Partial wrap: less than a full wrap. Covers the doors, sides or rear and uses the vehicle’s paint as part of the design. A popular choice for white service vans. See partial wraps.
• Cut vinyl lettering: the lowest-cost option. Your logo, phone number and website. Ideal for pickups and vehicles you plan to rotate out soon.

Every fleet is different, so the most accurate number comes from a quote based on your actual vehicles. Here’s what goes into it.

What affects the cost of a fleet wrap?

1. Vehicle size and shape

A high-roof Ford Transit or Mercedes Sprinter has far more surface than a pickup, and a box truck has more than both. Deep body lines, rivets and corrugated sides also take longer to install.

2. How much you cover

Full, partial or lettering is the biggest single decision. Many fleets mix them: full wraps on the vans customers see most, and lettering on support trucks.

3. Design

With a fleet, the design is created once and then adapted to each model, so vans, pickups and box trucks all match. Our in-house design team can create new artwork or adapt the design you already have.

4. Material

We print fleets on premium cast vinyl. Cheaper films save money up front but are more likely to fade, shrink or crack under the Florida sun, which means replacing them sooner.

5. Vehicle condition

Vinyl needs a clean, solid surface. Rust, dents and peeling clear coat should be repaired before installation, and old lettering has to come off first. Both add to the total if your vehicles need them.

6. Number of vehicles

Wrapping several vehicles spreads the design and setup work across the whole fleet. Ask us about fleet pricing for your number of vehicles.

Is a fleet wrap worth the money?

Think of a wrap as advertising you pay for once. A wrap lasts 3 to 5 years with regular hand washing. Spread $3,000 to $6,000 over that time and it works out to roughly $50 to $170 per vehicle per month, with no monthly ad bill.

For that, your vehicle advertises every day it’s on the road: on I-4, on Colonial Drive and in the neighborhoods where your customers live. It keeps working while it’s parked at a job site. A wrap also protects the factory paint, which helps resale value when it’s time to replace the vehicle.

And a matching fleet tells customers you’re an established, professional business before your team even knocks on the door.

5 ways to get more from your fleet wrap budget

1. Start with the vehicles that drive the most. More miles means more people see your brand.
2. Keep the design simple. Your logo, what you do, your phone number and website, large enough to read from another lane.
3. Use a partial wrap on white vans. The white paint becomes part of the design, and the cost goes down.
4. Wrap in phases. Start with a few vehicles and add the rest later. The same design file keeps them all matching.
5. Protect the investment. Hand wash with mild soap and skip automatic car washes, which can damage the wrap and void the warranty.

What comes with a Wraps For Less fleet wrap

• In-house design, from the first proof to the last vehicle
• Arlon SLX Plus premium cast vinyl with a protective laminate, printed for the whole fleet
• An installation warranty of up to one year, which most shops don’t offer, plus an approximately 3-year material warranty
• Panel repairs: if one vehicle gets damaged, we can replace the affected section instead of rewrapping the whole vehicle

We’ve wrapped vehicles for the City of Orlando, Orange County, Osceola County, Orlando Health, Frank Gay Services and FedEx, along with many local small businesses.

Fleet wrap cost FAQs

Do you offer discounts for fleets?

Yes. Fleet pricing depends on the number of vehicles, their sizes and the type of work. Ask us when you request a quote.

How long does it take to wrap a fleet?

Each vehicle takes from one day to two or three days, depending on the wrap. For fleets, we can plan production to deliver as often as one van a day, depending on the design, so your business keeps running.

Can I wrap leased vehicles?

Yes. Wraps aren’t permanent and can be removed at the end of the lease without damaging the paint.

Get a fleet quote. Tell us how many vehicles you have, the year, make and model of each, and whether you want full wraps, partial wraps or lettering. We’ll send you a plan and a price. Call (407) 447-9045 or request a fleet quote.