Storefront Window Graphics Cost: What to Know

Window graphics are one of the highest-impact, lowest-cost ways to brand a storefront — but the quote can vary based on the vinyl type, coverage, and whether old graphics need to come off first. Here's what goes into it.

Vinyl type and coverage

Pricing tracks with square footage and the type of film: full-color opaque, perforated one-way-vision (so you can see out while branding the glass), frosted/etched-look, or simple cut lettering. Full window wraps cost more than a logo and hours decal, naturally.

The removal step people forget

If there's existing paint or old vinyl on the glass, it has to be removed cleanly first — that's labor that belongs in the quote. We handle paint and old-vinyl removal and a clean reinstall routinely (it's exactly what we did for MAC Cosmetics and Sunglass Hut).

Turnaround

Most storefront window jobs are fast — we keep your glass covered for as little time as possible. Tell us the window dimensions and what you want, and we'll quote it.

Frequently asked

How much do storefront window graphics cost?

It depends on the film type (perforated, frosted, opaque, or cut lettering), how much of the glass you're covering, and whether old graphics need removal first. Send your window dimensions for an accurate quote.

Do you charge extra to remove old window vinyl?

Removal is real labor, so it's part of the quote — but we do it cleanly and routinely, including paint removal, like our MAC Cosmetics and Sunglass Hut window installs.