There’s more than one way to print a sign on a budget — but screen printing still delivers the best bang for your buck.
When you’re shopping for cheap yard signs or low-cost business signage, you’re bound to find a dizzying mix of promises:
- “Digitally printed”
- “UV-cured full color”
- “No minimums”
Sounds great—until your signs fade, curl, or arrive looking like they came off a grocery store coupon printer.
At Super Cheap Signs, we’ve stuck with screen printing for over 30 years. Not because it’s old-school, but because it works. Every time.
What Is Screen Printing?
Screen printing is a hands-on process that presses real ink into real material. No toner, no shortcuts.
Compared to flatbed inkjet or digital vinyl wraps, screen-printed signs:
- Deliver bold, crisp colors
- Won’t flake, smear, or peel
- Stand up to rain, wind, heat, and time
- Look just as sharp on day 10 as they did on day 1
Why It’s Still the Smartest, Most Cost-Effective Option
When you’re ordering in volume—say, 10, 100, or even 1,000 signs—screen printing isn’t just more durable. It’s more affordable.
- Less waste
- Faster batching
- No digital bleed or ghosting
- Lower cost per unit
- All produced in-house, on our presses, by folks who care
It’s rare these days that the best method also happens to be the most cost-effective. This is one of those times.
