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Partial van wrap cost

A partial wrap on a cargo van costs $1,500 to $3,500 in the published ranges we found. That is about half the price of a full wrap. You get printed graphics on the panels people see, and the rest of the van keeps its factory paint.

The numbers below come from shops that publish their prices. They are each shop's own prices, not a national average. Your local quote will differ.

What "partial" means at each shop

Shops cut the van up in different ways, so read what the price covers.

Partial van wrap prices by shop

Shop Van Partial wrap Full wrap, same van
Chicago Fleet Wraps Cargo van (Transit, ProMaster, Express) from $2,300 from $4,200
Chicago Fleet Wraps Sprinter, standard roof from $2,300 from $4,200
Chicago Fleet Wraps Sprinter, high roof from $2,500 from $6,000
Chicago Fleet Wraps Sprinter, sides and rear $2,310 to $3,300 $4,200 to $6,000
Queen of Wraps Cargo van $1,500 to $3,500 $3,000 to $5,500
Queen of Wraps Sprinter or high roof van $1,500 to $3,500 $4,000 to $7,000
Wraptor Graphix Van, half wrap from $2,595 from $5,495
Wraptor Graphix Van, quarter partial quote required from $5,495

Sources: Chicago Fleet Wraps price table, Chicago Fleet Wraps Sprinter page, Queen of Wraps, Wraptor Graphix. Queen of Wraps says its own partial wraps start at $1,900. Chicago Fleet Wraps lists partial wraps from $1,200 in its FAQ.

USA Wrap Co prices partial wraps at 40 to 60 percent of a full wrap (source). On its $3,500 to $5,500 cargo van full wrap, that works out to $1,400 to $3,300 by our math.

Partial or full?

Chicago Fleet Wraps says partial wraps on the sides and rear give 85% of the visual impact at 55% of the cost of a full wrap. It suggests a partial with a full rear door design for tight budgets, since the rear faces traffic.

A partial works best on a white or light van. The printed panels need to blend into the factory paint. A full wrap makes more sense when the paint is faded, when you want a color change, or when the van is your main ad.

Get more from a partial

  1. Put the phone on the rear doors. Drivers behind you read it at every light.
  2. Keep text off seams. The sliding door and rear door gaps cut letters.
  3. Pick colors that match the paint. A white van with a dark lower band looks finished.
  4. Ask what the price covers. Rear doors, bumpers, and design work change the quote.

For layouts, see partial van wrap ideas. To spend less again, read van lettering cost.

See your partial before the shop prints it

Open the free van wrap design tool, type your name, phone, and colors, and see free watermarked previews in 6 styles. Clean files cost $9 for one concept or $29 for the Fleet Pack. For full wrap prices on every van, read how much a van wrap costs, Sprinter van wrap cost, and Ford Transit wrap cost.

For layouts by tier, see cargo van wrap ideas.

For cars and SUVs, read partial car wrap cost.

FAQ

How much does a partial van wrap cost? Queen of Wraps gives $1,500 to $3,500 for a cargo van. Chicago Fleet Wraps starts at $2,300. Wraptor Graphix starts a van half wrap at $2,595.

How much cheaper is a partial wrap than a full wrap? USA Wrap Co prices a partial at 40 to 60 percent of a full wrap. Chicago Fleet Wraps puts a sides and rear partial at 55% of the cost.

How much of the van does a partial wrap cover? It depends on the shop. Queen of Wraps says 40 to 70 percent. Wraptor Graphix sells quarter and half coverage. Chicago Fleet Wraps covers the rear and the lower two thirds of each side.

How much is a partial wrap on a Sprinter? Chicago Fleet Wraps lists $2,310 to $3,300 for the sides and rear.

Checked 2026-10-24. Prices and policies change. Confirm on the source before you buy.

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