If you’re trying to pin down van wrap cost in Las Vegas, you’ve probably seen ranges so wide they’re useless. So instead of guessing, we pulled the numbers from our own signed van jobs over the last 12 months at our Henderson shop: Chevy Express, Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster, Nissan NV and Mercedes Sprinter vans for plumbers, HVAC companies, cleaners, caterers and contractors.
Here’s what van wrap cost really looks like in Las Vegas, what moves the price up or down, and how to get an exact number for your van.
Van Wrap Cost in Las Vegas: Real Price Ranges
| What you get | Typical vans | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Door lettering / logo decals | Logo, phone number, license numbers on the doors | $150 – $650 |
| Partial wrap | Printed graphics on the sides and rear, van color shows through | $1,200 – $2,000 |
| Full wrap: compact or standard-roof van | Chevy Express, Nissan NV, Ford Transit Connect, ProMaster City | $2,500 – $3,200 |
| Full wrap: mid-roof van | Ford Transit mid roof, Ram ProMaster 2500 / 3500 | $3,500 – $4,000 (most land at $3,800) |
| Full wrap: high-roof van / Sprinter | Mercedes Sprinter, Transit and ProMaster high roof | $3,100 – $4,500+ |
Ranges come from our signed van estimates, October 2025 to October 2026. Your quote depends on your exact van, design and coverage. Design work is included in most of these jobs.
What Changes the Price of a Van Wrap
1. Van size and roof height
This is the biggest factor in van wrap cost. A high-roof Sprinter has a lot more surface than a standard-roof Chevy Express, so it takes more printed film and more install time. That’s why the same design can run about $2,500 on an Express and about $4,500 on a high-roof van.
2. Full wrap, partial wrap or lettering
A full wrap covers the whole van in printed graphics. A partial wrap covers part of the sides and rear and lets the van’s paint color work as the background, which is a smart way to get a big look for less. Door lettering (logo, phone, license number) is the budget option and still does the job of telling people who you are.
3. Your design
If you already have a logo and know what you want, design is usually part of the quote. If you need a new logo or a design built from scratch, expect a design fee on top. Either way, you see a mockup of your actual van before anything gets printed.
4. Removing an old wrap
Rebranding a van that already has a wrap or old lettering means taking that off first. Old, sun-baked vinyl takes longer to remove cleanly, so we quote removal after we see the van.
5. Body condition
Vinyl sticks to what’s under it. Dents, peeling clear coat or rust spots should be addressed first or the wrap won’t last as long as it should.
Fleet Pricing for 2 or More Vans
If you run two or more vehicles, you get fleet pricing. Wrapping your fleet with the same design also makes every van look like part of one serious company, which is the whole point. Many of our fleet customers start with one van, then add the rest as they grow, and we keep the design file so every new van matches.
Is a Van Wrap Worth It?
A wrapped van works as an ad every time it’s on a job, in a parking lot or stuck in traffic on the 215. Unlike a billboard or online ads, you pay once and it keeps working for years. For service businesses in Las Vegas, the van is often the first thing a new customer sees, and a clean, professional wrap tells them you’re established before you even knock on the door.
How Long Does a Van Wrap Take, and Do I Lose My Van?
We know a van off the road is money lost. We design and print in-house at our 15-bay indoor shop in Henderson, so nothing waits on an outside print shop, and we schedule the install around your work. We can also pick up your van and drop it back off, so you and your crew don’t lose time driving it over.
What’s Included With a Purple Flare Van Wrap
- A free mockup of your design on your actual van before you spend a dollar
- In-house design, printing and installation, all under one roof in Henderson
- 3M film warranty plus our 1-year workmanship warranty (with a quick two-week check-up after install). Learn more about 3M vehicle films.
- Fleet pricing on 2+ vehicles
- Pickup and drop-off available
Van Wrap Cost FAQ
What is the cheapest way to brand a work van?
Door lettering with your logo and phone number, usually $150 to $650. A partial wrap is the next step up and gives you much more visibility for less than a full wrap.
How much does it cost to wrap a Sprinter van in Las Vegas?
A full wrap on a high-roof Sprinter typically runs $3,100 to $4,500, with most landing around $4,500. Extended vans and very complex designs can go higher.
How much does it cost to wrap a Ford Transit or ProMaster?
A full wrap on a mid-roof Transit or a ProMaster 2500/3500 usually lands around $3,800. A high-roof version is closer to $4,500.
Can you wrap just one van now and the rest later?
Yes. We keep your design on file, so every van you add later matches the first one.
Get an Exact Price for Your Van
Send us your van’s year, make and model, roof height, and your logo, and we’ll send back a free mockup and an exact price. Get your free van wrap quote or call (702) 677-4200.
Want to see more? Check out our van wraps in Las Vegas page, HVAC van wrap ideas from Las Vegas fleets, and our full commercial and fleet wraps service. Running box trucks too? See box truck wraps.
