A Pritty Ghood trailer billboard towed by a white ute at an A&P show, with marquees and cattle pens behind
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For trailer billboard companies

Your trailers, booked online, paid in full.

List each trailer site with the sizes you have there and your weekly prices. Local businesses find them, book the dates and pay online, you keep 100% of your price, and every booking gives to a charity you choose.

  • Free to list
  • Gives to a charity you choose
  • You approve every ad

How it works

It's this easy

  1. 1

    List it

    A photo and a price. Free.

  2. 2

    They find you

    A local advertiser books your space.

  3. 3

    Advert arrives

    It's sent to you or dropped in.

  4. 4

    Put it up

    Snap a quick photo so they know it's up.

  5. 5

    You beauty!

    All done. The money goes to your bank.

You never design or print a thing. The advert is always supplied to you.

Supporting local

Every booking gives to a charity you choose.

Your spaces help other local businesses reach the people who live and work nearby. Pick the local cause that matters to your business, and every time a business books one of your spaces a donation goes to it, so you can tell your clients your listing made it happen.

  • A donation with every booking

    It comes out of the booking, not your pocket. You choose the charity, and you can change it in your settings whenever you like.

  • Your earnings, your call

    What you earn is yours to use however you see fit. Give the lot to a local charity as well, put it toward a staff shout, or spend it on another trailer.

  • A story worth telling

    Let your clients know your business is backing a local cause. Put it on the noticeboard, it is something to be proud of.

An A-frame trailer billboard with Pritty Ghood artwork parked by a post-and-wire fence on a rural highwayExample image

Who books them

Businesses that want to be seen from the road

A trailer on a busy road is seen by every car that passes. Businesses that serve a whole district want exactly that, and plenty of them have never booked a billboard because they did not know who to ask.

  • Real estate agents
  • Builders
  • Car dealers
  • Electricians and plumbers
  • Farm supplies
  • Events and shows
  • Garden centres
  • Local cafes
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Every size, every site

List each site the way you sell it

One listing for each address. Add every trailer size you have parked there, a weekly price for each, and your printing cost if you print the skins yourself. The advertiser picks the size they want.

  • 8m x 3m and 6m x 3m

    The big double-sided trailers on state highways and main roads.

  • 4.8m x 2.4m and 4.1m x 2.1m

    Towable trailers for town roundabouts, events and A&P shows.

  • Your printing price

    Add what you charge to print each size, so advertisers see the whole cost before they ask.

  • Your sites, your dates

    Block out the weeks a trailer is away at an event, and accept only the bookings that suit you.

Does it cost anything?

No. Listing is free, there is no monthly fee and no lock-in contract. You keep 100% of the price you set, and the advertiser pays a small fee on top, which funds the donation to your charity.

Can I keep selling direct?

Yes. Pritty Ghood is one more place for businesses to find your trailers. Keep your own clients and your own website, and block out any dates you have already sold.

Do I have to accept every booking?

No. You approve every booking, so you can turn down anything that does not suit your sites or the landowners you lease them from.

Why would advertisers come back?

Every ad carries its own QR code, so the advertiser can see how many people scanned it. Results they can see are what bring them back.

Other places that list with us

Not quite your kind of place?

Want us to set it up for you?

Reply to the email, or tap below and Joel will put your listing together with you.