The cost of wheatpasting posters in San Francisco varies a lot depending on size, quantity, locations, legality/permits, speed (same‑day, rush), and whether printing + installation are included.

In busy neighborhoods (e.g., The Mission, SoMa, Tenderloin), posters on walls, construction fences, boarded-up sites, etc., can get seen by lots of people — pedestrians, cyclists, transit users. Because these areas have high foot traffic and slow movement, people often notice street art and posters more than in less dense parts of town. It gives brands direct exposure to local communities and culture.

• You want high-visibility, grassroots-style awareness
  Wheatpasting shines in high-foot-traffic, artsy neighborhoods like the Mission, SoMa, or Haight-Ashbury. If you want people to see your campaign and associate it with urban, creative culture, it's a strong play.

• You’re targeting a local or culture-savvy audience
  Street-level posters resonate with younger, creative, or countercultural demographics — including artists, tech workers, and students — especially in San Francisco, where street art is part of the city's identity.

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

We do provide live photos of the finished wheatpaste installation as part of our service. Once the posters are up, we'll send you clear, high-quality images showing the placement and overall impact of the campaign.

It all depends on the budget and clients wishes. Some campaigns can last a day while others can go on for months.