2009 xb wrap pricing

[quicksigns]

I priced an xb scion full wrap, without the roof at around $2,500. Design price not included. Is everybody else close to this? Also how much would 7 of these xb's same wrap would ya'll do it for?

 

[Flame]

1 at $3600, 7 of em for $2500 range.

 

[quicksigns]

1 at $3600, 7 of em for $2500 range.

so for 7 you would take about $1,100 off per vehicle?

 

[quicksigns]

anyone have any input?

 

[Flame]

so for 7 you would take about $1,100 off per vehicle?

Just a rough guestimate. I'd go into my pricing strategy but this is a public thread, maybe if you move it ...

But basically, 1 is always more than more than 1. Business math.

 

[Malkin]

Seems reasonable, esp. if the layout/design was included.

 

[quicksigns]

I was thinking of just taking maybe couple hundred off per vehicle if there was 7

 

[MichaelAlmand]

10.00/sqft material/installation + design time, then 8.00/sq.ft for 7 shouldn't take more then a day to fully wrap one of these.

 

[quicksigns]

$10sqft should put up bellow $2,500 and you only charge design fee one time. and the $8sqft should put u in the $1,700

 

[Checkers]

After estimating the size and running some quick numbers, I don't think you're that far off. If anything, I would guess you're a little high, but it depends on your overhead, the design/registration, materials used and how picky you (and your client) are.

I still estimate $15 a sq ft, based upon the total square feet of material I'm using, including design, and I try to avoid any seams when the vehicle and budget permits. Discounts vary, but I would entertain a 5%-10% discount on an order of this size, based upon volume alone. If there were any efficiencies or savings that could be generated through careful planning and design, these savings would be passed along too.

A signed contract with a commitment schedule to do all the vehicles would be required to process the order and receive the discount.

Checkers