Corporate Nakovia
For Pilot #1, Nakovia places advertising on private residential and commercial property using yard signs and fence banners. You outline a neighbourhood, a radius, or a whole corridor, say how many signs you need and when, and review candidate approved spaces. Availability and pricing are confirmed before either side commits.
Supply is local and can change. The planning tool reports approved candidate spaces inside the requested area and any coverage gap it finds. A person must confirm availability, pricing, production, installation coverage, and terms before commitment.
How a spot is priced
Nakovia's pricing estimate uses listing inputs and model assumptions. The property owner sets the listed rent. Neither the model nor the listed rent guarantees performance.
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A stored traffic estimate or planning assumption for the listing. Nakovia does not directly measure passing traffic.
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How much of that traffic actually reads the sign: sight lines, distance from the curb, which way it faces.
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Dwell time. A sign on a 25 mph residential street is read; the same sign on a 55 mph arterial is glimpsed.
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What the local advertising market bears. The same fence is not worth the same in Manhattan and in Lorain, Ohio.
What spots list for today
$50–$365 / month
10th to 90th percentile of the 28 approved spots on Nakovia today, across 16 states.
That range is what individual property owners currently list for, nationwide. It is not a quote and it is not an average of what you will pay.
Your number depends entirely on where you draw. A corridor of commercial fence frontage in a major metro and a residential block in a small city are different products at different prices. A proposal can show the listed rate of candidate spaces and any volume calculation. Final availability and price require confirmation.
Request a coverage proposalProof, not impressions
Placements that complete the current verification workflow require installation photos, a short video, and an admin decision before go-live approval. Recurring evidence depends on the scheduled booking cycle. The campaign page reports the evidence and status available for each placement.
Proposal review
Corporate coverage results are proposal inputs, not a paid reservation. A person reviews the company, candidate spaces, production and installation coverage, pricing, and proposed term before a campaign can proceed.
Terms are negotiated
Any net terms, purchase order, production payment, rent schedule, or campaign agreement requires account-specific approval. The generated agreement templates require counsel review before use with real money.