Starter fleet decals
$380 - $1,200 / vehicle
Simple repeated logos, phone numbers, URLs and service details.
- Shared brand layout
- Adapted placement per model
- Staged install planning
Fleet graphics
Plan repeatable van, ute and truck graphics for service teams, delivery fleets and commercial vehicles with consistent artwork, install scheduling and practical guide pricing.



Production timing starts after proof approval and payment, with quote-first handling for oversized, installed or unusual work.
View timing bandsWe check size, bleed, resolution, cut paths, white ink and finishing notes before releasing production.
Artwork helpStandard products show online pricing. Mixed, site-specific or rollout work is quoted by a real production team.
Start a quoteSaved artwork, approved specs and trade account pathways make reorders cleaner for teams, agencies and rollouts.
Trade accountsProject examples
Fleet buyers care about repeatability, scheduling and brand consistency more than standalone wrap spectacle.




Practical price guide
Use these guide ranges to budget a branded vehicle rollout before the final quote. Same-model fleets are usually more efficient than mixed vehicles because artwork and installation can repeat.

$380 - $1,200 / vehicle
Simple repeated logos, phone numbers, URLs and service details.
$1,600 - $4,200 / vehicle
Consistent service-fleet visibility without full-wrap cost.
$4,800 - $9,500 / vehicle
High-impact branded vans, utes and trucks across multiple vehicles.
Quoted by vehicle mix
Different makes, models, trailers, trucks and staged national rollouts.
Compare cut vinyl, partial wrap and full wrap pricing by vehicle type before sending photos for a final quote.
Small door decals cost very differently to full side, rear and roof coverage.
A hatch, ute, van, pantech and truck all need different artwork and install time.
Clean vector files lower setup time; design, redraws and templates add cost.
Short-term decals, premium wrap film, clear laminate and one-way vision change the spec.
Removal, adhesive cleanup and paint condition can add time before new graphics go on.
Same model vehicles are more efficient; mixed body shapes need adaptation.
The first vehicle carries the most setup risk. Once the layout, material and install method are approved, repeat vehicles can be planned with clearer timing and fewer surprises.
Pilot vehicle proof
Template approval
Vehicle booking
Install and QA
Fleet paths
A clean option for logos, phone numbers, URLs and service details across multiple vehicles.
Higher visual impact without full wrap cost, often used on sides, rear doors or quarter panels.
View vehicle wrapsFor larger commercial vehicles where flat panels and repeat layouts matter.
View truck signageOperations
Confirm makes, models, years and body variants so artwork can be adapted correctly.
Build one approved layout system before rolling it across multiple vehicles.
Plan vehicle availability, cleaning, removal of old graphics and staged installs.
Quote checklist
Vehicle count, make, model, year and priority order.
Straight-on photos of each vehicle type and any existing graphics.
Logo files, colours, text, contact details and compliance marks.
Suburb, vehicle availability, staged rollout needs and deadline.
Fleet graphics focuses on repeatable branding across multiple vehicles. It may use wraps, decals, cut vinyl, one-way vision or a simpler mixed system.
Usually not exactly. A master design can guide the rollout, but each body shape needs artwork adaptation.
Yes. A pilot vehicle is often the cleanest way to approve the system before a larger rollout.
Next step
Send vehicle details, photos and brand files so Platinum can scope a pilot vehicle or full fleet rollout.