Getting Paid For Car Wrap

[Alexsei]

Does anyone have insights on the average compensation one can expect for having an ad car wrap?

[S209]

Does anyone have insights on the average compensation one can expect for having an ad car wrap?

Is there such an industry?

[ludmila]

Is there such an industry?

Yes, I see quite a few , but no idea how it works.

[myi]

Is there such an industry?

sure a famous website called wrapify.Com

Now you have to download the app and have to be on it for a few weeks so they can see if you actually travel and where you go.  Hence, if it's worth it for them to accept you to join the program, now if you go on the website you can see the stipends they payout for having your car wrapped, it can basically pay for a whole rental as well as gas maybe even insurance as well.
   If you drive your car for example, let's say where there's a parade that day they would give you an additional bonus for each hour you're driving for example $50 to $80 each hour you drive in the area of the parade and etc...

[myi]

Yes, I see quite a few , but no idea how it works.

The answer is no for all the people that think I actually wrapified my car, what I have done in the past is while I'm driving I would honk up the person in front of me or pull up alongside a person that had his car wrapped and ask him about what where and how.
 so for all those that are really curious and can't find much online your best bet is to find someone that has their car wrapped and pull up alongside them and ask them all your questions you have, now you should know you'll be getting a lot more attention on the road and being stared at and looked into your car,  I think in New York or rather maybe in the US you're legally allowed to have 70% tint on the back three Windows while the front three windows you can't have more than 30% tint, which you'll want to do forsure after having your car wrapped. ALOL

[ludmila]

sure a famous website called wrapify.Com

Now you have to download the app and have to be on it for a few weeks so they can see if you actually travel and where you go.  Hence, if it's worth it for them to accept you to join the program, now if you go on the website you can see the stipends they payout for having your car wrapped, it can basically pay for a whole rental as well as gas maybe even insurance as well.
   If you drive your car for example, let's say where there's a parade that day they would give you an additional bonus for each hour you're driving for example $50 to $80 each hour you drive in the area of the parade and etc...

Interesting. When prepaid phone cards were big, 1998-2014 , there was a friend of mine in NJ who started running advertisement for business on the back of phone cards that were purchased mostly by immigrants , was very successful for many years, there is always opportunities around.

[myi]

Does anyone have insights on the average compensation one can expect for having an ad car wrap?

Really depends if you wrap your car partially or fully which wrapify claims you can make up to $452 a month.

[myi]

Interesting. When prepaid phone cards were big, 1998-2014 , there was a friend of mine in NJ who started running advertisement for business on the back of phone cards that were purchased mostly by immigrants , was very successful for many years, there is always opportunities around.

interesting.

I'm sure he made a few bucks sounded like an original idea.

[ludmila]

interesting.

I'm sure he made a few bucks sounded like an original idea.

The phone cards business was one of the best to be in during the boom years, I had 3 switches , licensed as an FCC carrier and we established a brand under the name PTI , had distributors in every state , had monthly revenue over $10 million, it was a hidden business, not open to someone unless you had connections with the carriers. These were the good days.

[myi]

The phone cards business was one of the best to be in during the boom years, I had 3 switches , licensed as an FCC carrier and we established a brand under the name PTI , had distributors in every state , had monthly revenue over $10 million, it was a hidden business, not open to someone unless you had connections with the carriers. These were the good days.

wow sounds like you made a few bucks back in the day. So I guess you invested all that money in metals. 😉

[ludmila]

wow sounds like you made a few bucks back in the day. So I guess you invested all that money in metals. 😉

Did good, but the margins on the carrier side are very low, so it is not as big $$ as it looks . Now since business is slow, you gave me the idea to wrap my car

[myi]

Did good, but the margins on the carrier side are very low, so it is not as big $$ as it looks . Now since business is slow, you gave me the idea to wrap my car

I charge 20% of what you make for ideas. 😋

[Zevi16]

I had this idea a few years ago as I had a business and I asked a friend if I can advertise on his car. He said if I pay for his car he’ll do it.
From that I realized that for a free car some people would do anything.
In Lakewood it would still work. 

[whacked1]

A few jewish guys did this in CA. They were on sharktank a little while back

[S209]

A few jewish guys did this in CA. They were on sharktank a little while back

You talking about waivecar?

They raised money at like a $1B valuation IIRC

[whacked1]

You talking about waivecar?

I think so

[Alexsei]

So what I'm gathering is people would go for it if it means "free" car

[myi]

So what I'm gathering is people would go for it if it means "free" car

Have you not heard the famous saying if it's free it's for me.
Obviously there's always a few exceptions to the rule.