Real estate runs on print and signage as much as it runs on property. The board out the front does more prospecting than any ad, and the agent whose name is on twenty boards across a suburb is the one who gets the next call — but the business cards, fridge magnets and sold stickers do just as much work. Here's the print and signage we produce for agencies across Australia, in the order a campaign actually needs it.
Winning the listing
Before there's a property to sell, there's a pitch to win. This stage is almost entirely print.
- Business cards — still the thing that gets handed over at an open home and kept.
- Fridge magnets — the appraisal leave-behind that survives the kitchen bin. Business card clip magnets and house-shaped clip magnets are the two we print most for agents.
- Printed promotional items for listing presentations and letterbox drops.
The campaign — on-site signage
This is the workhorse. Most agencies run a mix of one-off property boards and a reusable frame system.
- Corflute signs — the standard photo board. Light, cheap enough to be disposable, and easy to cable-tie or screw to a fence. Printed per property.
- Ready To Go sign frame kit — a reusable frame you slot new Corflute panels into, so you're only reprinting the artwork, not the structure. Far cheaper across a year than one-off boards.
- Water-fill bases for verge and nature-strip placement where you can't fix to anything.
- Additional horizontal bar sets to extend a frame for larger boards or multi-panel displays.
- Aluminium composite panel for development sites and long-running campaigns that need to survive months outdoors rather than weeks.
A note on sizing: bigger isn't automatically better. A board has to be readable from a moving car, which is about contrast and how few words you use, not sheer area. Agent name, phone, and one clear call to action beats a crowded board every time.
Open homes
Directional signage on the day is what converts drive-past traffic into through-the-door traffic.
- Corflute insertable A-frames — swap the panel per property, fold flat in the boot.
- Mini street SignPro A-frames for footpath and corner placement where a full-size frame is too much.
- Landscape metal-faced A-frames where you need something that survives wind and repeated setup.
- Pull-up banners for inside the property — agency branding behind you while you talk to buyers.
Sold, and staying sold
The sold sticker is the cheapest marketing an agency buys. It converts a completed job into a suburb-wide advertisement for weeks.
- Individual cut vinyl stickers — SOLD, UNDER OFFER and AUCTION overlays, cut to shape and applied straight over the existing board.
- Stickers and decals for agent photo updates and price changes without reprinting the whole panel.
The office and shopfront
- One-way vision window film — full-colour listings visible from the street while your team still sees out.
- Window signage for opening hours, agency branding and window cards.
- Colorbond® steel signs and ACM for permanent exterior office signage.
- Reception and internal signage to finish the fit-out.
The car
Agents live in their vehicles, and a branded car is a moving board in every street you park in.
- Vehicle signage — cut decals for a permanent look, or removable magnets if the car is also personal or leased.
What this typically costs
Every product on this page has a live calculator — choose your size and quantity and you'll see the price before you commit, with the discount applied automatically as volume rises. Corflute boards in particular get dramatically cheaper per unit at agency quantities, so it's worth pricing a full run rather than ordering property by property.
Getting started
If you already have agency-branded artwork, upload it here and we'll check it before anything prints. If you don't, tell us what you need and we'll work it out with you — most agencies start with a frame system and a batch of Corflute panels, then add the print as campaigns come up.
Talk to our team about an agency print and signage setup.
