What WrapBoard fixes
Six problems every wrap shop and every wrap designer knows by heart.
Guaranteed, steady pay for designers
Every job is funded into escrow before it hits the board. Deliver the work, get paid — the ghost clause means a silent client never costs a designer their fee.
No timezone roulette
Every designer is US-based and vetted for real wrap & print experience. Same business hours, same language, production questions answered while the printer is still warm.
Transparency both directions
Ratings, completed-job counts, revision policies, and portfolios are public. Shops know who they're hiring; designers know which shops pay and approve on time.
Standardized pricing & process
Industry-wide design minimums, one contract everyone signs, one workflow from brief to production-ready files. No more guessing what wrap design should cost.
Reputations that compound
Designers level up — bigger claim limits, lower commissions — by finishing paid work. Shops build a track record designers compete for. Good actors win here.
Shops out of the middle
The designer talks to your client directly — concepts, calls, revision rounds, all of it. You post the job and print the file. That's the whole job.
How it works
One workflow, both sides protected, money in escrow the whole way.

For wrap shops
Vehicle, brief, client contact, reference photos. The design fee goes into escrow — refunded in full if you cancel before delivery.
Best-fit designers get first claim within the hour. Your designer works with your client directly — concepts, calls, every revision round.
Review the design proofs, approve for production, download print-ready files. Your margin on the design is yours; the wrap bay never slowed down.

For designers
Show your wrap & print experience, connect payouts, build your profile and portfolio. Shops browse and jobs get matched to you.
Every job shows the money already in escrow before you lift a pen. Talk to the end client directly and run your included revision rounds.
Approval releases your payout by bank transfer — and if everyone goes silent for 14 days, you get paid anyway. Finish jobs to raise your claim limit and cut your commission.
Simple shop pricing
Free for designers — WrapBoard earns a 15% commission (dropping to 10% as designers level up) only when a job actually produces.
For shops trying the network · annual = 2 months free
For busy shops posting weekly · annual = 2 months free
For high-volume & fleet shops · annual = 2 months free
No subscription? Post pay-as-you-go — no monthly fee, a 15% platform fee per job. Members pay no per-job fee.
Built by a wrap shop, not a tech company

“I built WrapBoard because I've lived this problem from both sides of the counter. In my shop, design was always the bottleneck — chasing proofs, relaying client revisions, files showing up unprintable the night before install. And every good wrap designer I know has been lowballed or flat-out ghosted on work they already delivered. So the rules here are simple: the money is committed before a designer lifts a pen, the designer owns the client conversation and can't get stiffed, and everyone's reputation is earned in the open. Fair isn't a feature we added — it's the whole product.”
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Common questions
What is WrapBoard?
WrapBoard is a design-job marketplace for vehicle wrap shops. Shops post wrap design jobs; vetted, US-based wrap designers claim them, communicate with the shop's client directly, and deliver production-ready print files.
How much does vehicle wrap design cost on WrapBoard?
Designer-facing minimums keep pricing standardized: full wrap design from $400, 3/4 wrap from $350, 1/2 wrap from $300, spot graphics from $200, logo design from $250, and graphic adjustments from $100. Shops set their own client pricing on top — most charge 2–3× the design budget.
How do designers get paid?
Every job is funded into escrow before it posts. When the shop approves the design for production, the payout releases by bank transfer within 7 days. If a client goes silent for 14 days after delivery, the ghost clause pays the designer anyway.
Are WrapBoard designers vetted?
Yes. Every designer is US-based and reviewed for real vehicle wrap and large-format print experience before they can claim a single job. Ratings, completed-job counts, and portfolios are public.
What does a wrap shop membership cost?
Starter is $39.99/month (5 job posts), Pro is $79.99/month (25 posts), Unlimited is $149.99/month. Annual plans get two months free. Prefer no subscription? Post pay-as-you-go for a 15% platform fee per job — members pay no per-job fee. WrapBoard also earns a commission (15%, dropping to 10% as designers level up) only when a job actually goes to production.
Who talks to the wrap customer about revisions?
The designer does — directly, in a client portal the customer opens from a magic link (no account needed): previews, chat, and design approval in one place, with email nudges when something new is waiting. The shop can read the whole conversation without being in the middle, then approves the record proof for production.
Full walkthroughs: shop guide · designer guide · network contract
Your next wrap design could be off your plate today.
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