Statewide coverage · 67 counties
Mobile Billboard Advertising in Every Florida County
Digital LED billboard trucks based in Hollywood, FL and deployed anywhere in the state, from Key West to Pensacola. Pick your county for local routes, venues and events. Rates start around $1,300/day.
How statewide coverage works
One fleet, one yard, every county
Mobile Billboard Miami operates from a single real location: 6011 Rodman St in Hollywood, Florida. We do not pretend to have an office in every county. What we have is a fleet of digital LED billboard trucks that travels. Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach are home turf. The Keys, the Treasure Coast, Southwest Florida and the Lake Okeechobee counties are regional runs of a few hours. Orlando, Tampa Bay, Jacksonville, Tallahassee and the Panhandle are statewide deployments that we plan as multi-day bookings so the truck travels once and works every day it is there.
Each county page below is written for that county specifically: the cities and neighborhoods worth routing, the corridors where traffic actually slows down, the stadiums, fairgrounds, festivals and seasons that create crowds, and local rules to respect. Start with the county where your customers are, then read our guide to mobile billboard advertising if you are new to the format.
Start here
Florida's largest markets
The eight counties below hold the state's biggest metro areas. The same service is available in all 67.
- Miami-Dade CountyCounty seat: MiamiFlorida's most crowded ad market, worked from street level
- Broward CountyCounty seat: Fort LauderdaleOur home county, from the beach to the Sawgrass
- Palm Beach CountyCounty seat: West Palm BeachBig county, distinct audiences every ten miles
- Orange CountyCounty seat: OrlandoThe most-visited destination in America, and a real city behind it
- Hillsborough CountyCounty seat: TampaTampa Bay's business core, with a pirate invasion every winter
- Duval CountyCounty seat: JacksonvilleThe largest city by area in the lower 48
- Pinellas CountyCounty seat: ClearwaterFlorida's most densely populated county, surrounded by water
- Lee CountyCounty seat: Fort MyersSouthwest Florida's population center, split by a river
Browse by region
All 67 Florida counties
Grouped the way campaigns are usually planned, so neighboring counties that pair well sit together.
South Florida
Our home market. Trucks are based in Hollywood, so these counties have little or no travel cost.
- Miami-Dade CountyCounty seat: MiamiFlorida's most crowded ad market, worked from street level
- Broward CountyCounty seat: Fort LauderdaleOur home county, from the beach to the Sawgrass
- Palm Beach CountyCounty seat: West Palm BeachBig county, distinct audiences every ten miles
- Monroe CountyCounty seat: Key WestOne road, 100-plus miles, and every visitor uses it
Treasure Coast
One to two hours up I-95 or the Turnpike from our yard.
- Martin CountyCounty seat: StuartA small-town coast that guards its look
- St. Lucie CountyCounty seat: Fort PierceOne old port city, one very large new one
- Indian River CountyCounty seat: Vero BeachQuiet wealth on the island, everyday commerce on the mainland
Southwest Florida
Across Alligator Alley and up I-75, from Naples to Bradenton.
- Collier CountyCounty seat: NaplesFlorida's wealthiest Gulf market and its farm capital, in one county
- Lee CountyCounty seat: Fort MyersSouthwest Florida's population center, split by a river
- Charlotte CountyCounty seat: Punta GordaA harbor county with one city and a lot of neighborhoods
- Sarasota CountyCounty seat: SarasotaArts capital, beach destination and one of Florida's fastest-growing suburbs
- Manatee CountyCounty seat: BradentonBetween Tampa Bay and Sarasota, and growing in both directions
Heartland and Lake Okeechobee
Rural inland counties that work best as one- or two-day stops, often booked together.
- Hendry CountyCounty seat: LaBelleSugar, citrus and two small cities thirty miles apart
- Glades CountyCounty seat: Moore HavenOne of Florida's smallest counties, on the west shore of the big lake
- Okeechobee CountyCounty seat: OkeechobeeCattle, bass fishing and a crossroads town
- Highlands CountyCounty seat: SebringThree towns on one highway, and one very famous racetrack
- Hardee CountyCounty seat: WauchulaCitrus, cattle, phosphate and a county that still knows everyone
- DeSoto CountyCounty seat: ArcadiaRodeo town on the Peace River
Central Florida
Orlando's convention and tourism corridors, plus the I-4 and US 27 growth areas.
- Orange CountyCounty seat: OrlandoThe most-visited destination in America, and a real city behind it
- Osceola CountyCounty seat: KissimmeeVacation homes on one side, ranch heritage on the other
- Seminole CountyCounty seat: SanfordOrlando's northern suburbs, compact and affluent
- Lake CountyCounty seat: TavaresA thousand lakes, fourteen towns and two growth fronts
- Polk CountyCounty seat: BartowThe middle of the I-4 corridor, with no single center
- Sumter CountyCounty seat: BushnellHome to most of The Villages, and a very different county around it
Tampa Bay and the Nature Coast
From downtown Tampa and the Pinellas beaches north along US 19.
- Hillsborough CountyCounty seat: TampaTampa Bay's business core, with a pirate invasion every winter
- Pinellas CountyCounty seat: ClearwaterFlorida's most densely populated county, surrounded by water
- Pasco CountyCounty seat: Dade CityTampa's northern growth engine, with two very different sides
- Hernando CountyCounty seat: BrooksvilleMermaids, hills and one very large unincorporated suburb
- Citrus CountyCounty seat: InvernessManatee capital of the world
- Levy CountyCounty seat: BronsonSprings, farms and an island town at the end of the road
Space Coast and Daytona
Launch days, cruise traffic, race weeks and bike weeks along the Atlantic.
- Brevard CountyCounty seat: TitusvilleSeventy-two miles of coastline and a launch pad
- Volusia CountyCounty seat: DeLandRace weeks, bike weeks and two halves of one county
- Flagler CountyCounty seat: BunnellA planned city that outgrew its county seat
Northeast Florida
Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Amelia Island and the First Coast suburbs.
- Duval CountyCounty seat: JacksonvilleThe largest city by area in the lower 48
- St. Johns CountyCounty seat: St. AugustineThe nation's oldest city, and some of Florida's newest neighborhoods
- Nassau CountyCounty seat: Fernandina BeachFlorida's northeast corner: resort island, booming Yulee
- Clay CountyCounty seat: Green Cove SpringsJacksonville's southwest suburbs along the St. Johns River
- Putnam CountyCounty seat: PalatkaBass capital on a wide bend of the St. Johns
- Baker CountyCounty seat: MacclennySmall-town county on I-10, west of Jacksonville
North Central Florida
Gainesville, Ocala and the Suwannee Valley.
- Alachua CountyCounty seat: GainesvilleA university city with a county wrapped around it
- Marion CountyCounty seat: OcalaHorse Capital of the World
- Bradford CountyCounty seat: StarkeThe US 301 crossroads between Jacksonville and Gainesville
- Union CountyCounty seat: Lake ButlerFlorida's smallest county by land area
- Columbia CountyCounty seat: Lake CityWhere I-75 meets I-10
- Gilchrist CountyCounty seat: TrentonFlorida's youngest county, surrounded by springs
- Suwannee CountyCounty seat: Live OakA farm county with a nationally known music park
- Hamilton CountyCounty seat: JasperFirst county south of the Georgia line on I-75
- Lafayette CountyCounty seat: MayoOne town, one traffic corridor, a few thousand neighbors
- Dixie CountyCounty seat: Cross CityTimber country on the lower Suwannee
Tallahassee and the Big Bend
The state capital during session, and the quiet coast around it.
- Leon CountyCounty seat: TallahasseeWhere Florida's laws, budgets and football Saturdays are made
- Gadsden CountyCounty seat: QuincyHistoric towns west of the capital
- Jefferson CountyCounty seat: MonticelloFrom the Georgia line to the Gulf
- Madison CountyCounty seat: MadisonCourthouse town on the old Spanish Trail
- Taylor CountyCounty seat: PerryForest capital of the South, with a scalloping coast
- Wakulla CountyCounty seat: CrawfordvilleTallahassee's coastal backyard
- Franklin CountyCounty seat: ApalachicolaOysters, shrimp boats and a bridge to the island
- Liberty CountyCounty seat: BristolFlorida's least populated county
Panhandle and Emerald Coast
Pensacola to Panama City Beach, plus the rural counties along I-10.
- Escambia CountyCounty seat: PensacolaThe western gate to the Sunshine State
- Santa Rosa CountyCounty seat: MiltonPensacola's fast-growing neighbor, from the river to the Gulf
- Okaloosa CountyCounty seat: CrestviewAir Force country with one of America's busiest beach towns
- Walton CountyCounty seat: DeFuniak SpringsSixteen beach neighborhoods and a Victorian lake town
- Bay CountyCounty seat: Panama CityTwenty-seven miles of beach and a city rebuilt after a Category 5 storm
- Gulf CountyCounty seat: Port St. JoeTwo time zones, one quiet coast and the home of tupelo honey
- Calhoun CountyCounty seat: BlountstownRiver town and farm country in the central Panhandle
- Jackson CountyCounty seat: MariannaCaverns, cotton and the crossroads of the central Panhandle
- Washington CountyCounty seat: ChipleyBetween I-10 and the beaches
- Holmes CountyCounty seat: BonifayRodeo town on I-10
South Florida city pages
Looking for a specific South Florida city?
In our home market we also publish city-level guides to billboard and outdoor advertising:
For the regional picture, see billboard advertising in South Florida.
What we run
Services available statewide
Mobile billboard advertising
Route-based campaigns that carry your message to the streets your customers already use.
Billboard truck rental
Rent a digital LED billboard truck by the day, with static truck options when a campaign calls for them.
Grand openings, launches & brand activations
Put a moving sign in front of a new location, a product drop or a pop-up. See examples in our portfolio.
Event & convention advertising
Routes on the public roads that feed stadiums, fairgrounds, festivals and trade shows.
Government & public-service outreach
Public-health, safety, voter-information and community messaging that reaches every neighborhood.
LED screens, jumbotrons & live video
LED screen rental and mobile jumbotron rental for watch parties, outdoor movies and live-streamed events.
Pricing
Mobile billboard rates in Florida
Rates start around $1,300/day.
That anchor applies statewide. Close to our Hollywood yard, travel is rarely a factor. Farther away, mobilization is quoted as its own line so you can see it, and consecutive days or neighboring counties share that cost. Your final rate depends on:
- Campaign duration and number of days
- Daily hours on the road
- Truck type (digital LED or static)
- Travel and mobilization
- Route complexity
- Event parking or staging requirements
- Creative production or live-streaming needs
For a full breakdown, see how much mobile billboard advertising costs, or request a quote.
Video
See Our Digital LED Billboard Trucks in Action
Recent work
Campaign photo gallery
Photos from past Mobile Billboard Miami campaigns. More in the full campaign gallery.
Good to know
Statewide mobile billboard FAQ
Do you really serve all 67 Florida counties?
Yes. Our trucks are based in Hollywood, in Broward County, and we deploy anywhere in the state. South Florida is our home market. Everywhere else, the truck travels to you and that travel is itemized in the quote.
How much does a mobile billboard cost in Florida?
Rates start around $1,300 per day. The final price depends on the number of days, hours per day, truck type, travel and mobilization from Hollywood, route complexity, event staging needs and any creative production or live streaming.
Does it cost more to advertise far from Miami?
The day rate anchor is the same statewide. What changes is mobilization, which we quote as a separate line. Booking consecutive days or pairing neighboring counties means the truck makes the trip once.
Can one campaign cover several counties?
Yes. Multi-county routes are common sense in places like Tampa Bay, Orlando, the First Coast and the Panhandle, where metro areas cross county lines. Each county page lists the neighbors it pairs with.
How do I know the truck ran my route?
Campaigns include a route plan you approve in advance, GPS tracking of the route driven, and photos and video of your creative on the road as proof-of-performance.
Which county page should I start with?
Pick the county where your customers are, not where your office is. Each page covers the cities, corridors, venues and annual events that matter locally, plus honest guidance on how long a campaign there should run.
Ready when you are
Book a Mobile Billboard Anywhere in Florida
Tell us the county, the dates and the audience. We will plan the route and send a firm quote. Rates start around $1,300/day.