Plan, price, and buy outdoor advertising across Augusta-Richmond County from a single marketplace. AdQuick aggregates billboards, digital displays, transit, and street furniture from every major vendor in the market — including Lamar Advertising of Augusta and Azalea Outdoor — so you can compare inventory side by side, see real rates, and book online without sitting through three vendor sales calls.
Bulletins, posters, digital faces, transit, street furniture, airport, and wallscapes across Augusta-Richmond County: Georgia's second-largest metro along the Savannah River, with a consolidated city-county footprint of roughly 327 square miles.
AdQuick lists every meaningful media type in the Augusta-Richmond County market. The mix below reflects what's actually available, not a generic OOH glossary.
The workhorse of Augusta-Richmond County outdoor advertising. Static bulletins (14'×48') run along I-20, I-520 Bobby Jones Expressway, Gordon Highway, Washington Road, and Wrightsboro Road for always-on awareness, route domination, and regional reach. Posters (30-sheet, ~12'×25') cover downtown, Summerville, Forest Hills, and South Augusta surface streets for neighborhood targeting at lower CPM. Typical Augusta pricing: $1,500–$4,500 per 4-week flight for bulletins; $500–$1,400 for 30-sheet posters.
Roughly two dozen digital bulletin faces across Augusta-Richmond County, concentrated on the I-20 corridor, I-520 / Bobby Jones Expressway, Washington Road approaching Augusta National, and Gordon Highway between downtown and Fort Eisenhower. Digital units rotate 6–8 creatives in 8-second spots, with dayparting, multiple creatives, and short 1–2 week flights — ideal for retail promotions, event drivers, and Masters-week activations. Typical Augusta pricing: $1,800–$5,500 per 4-week share-of-voice flight.
Buy Augusta digital faces through AdQuick's DSP with audience targeting and real-time optimization. Programmatic DOOH lets you target Augusta commuters on I-20, Fort Eisenhower personnel on Gordon Highway, downtown medical-district workers, Augusta Mall shoppers, or Masters-week visitors — and only pay for impressions you actually serve. Inventory mixes digital bulletins across the local operator footprint with networked place-based screens. Typical Augusta pricing: tests start as low as $500; CPM scales with audience segment and inventory mix.
Augusta Transit's citywide bus fleet (kings, queens, full wraps), bus shelters and benches on routes through downtown Broad Street, Augusta Mall, and the medical district. Place-based and street furniture activate at the Riverwalk Augusta, Augusta Common, Augusta Mall, and Augusta Exchange. Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) covers terminal and gate-area placements for business travelers and Masters arrivals. Wallscapes and large-format inventory sit downtown along Broad Street and the riverfront for photo-driver and brand-image campaigns. Typical Augusta pricing: shelters $400–$900 (often sold in packs of 4–10); bus kings/queens $300–$700 per bus; full transit wraps $2,500–$6,000 with production; airport quote-based by terminal location.
The single biggest reason advertisers come to AdQuick is to see real prices before they pick up the phone. Rates below are typical ranges for Augusta-Richmond County inventory; final pricing depends on the specific board, audience impressions, time of year, and length of flight. Masters week (early April) carries a premium across the market.
| Format | Typical monthly rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Static bulletin (14'×48') | $1,500 – $4,500 | Premium I-20 and Washington Road faces sit at the top of the range |
| Digital bulletin (share-of-voice, ~8-second spot in rotation) | $1,800 – $5,500 | Full programmatic buys also available |
| Junior poster / 30-sheet | $500 – $1,400 | Strong neighborhood coverage at low CPM |
| Bus shelter | $400 – $900 | Often sold in packages of 4–10 faces |
| Bus king / queen | $300 – $700 per bus | Citywide rotation |
| Transit wrap (full bus) | $2,500 – $6,000 | Includes production for short flights |
| Airport (AGS) | Quote-based | Inventory varies by terminal location |
Augusta-Richmond County is served by a mix of national operators and strong local players. AdQuick aggregates inventory from all of them so you don't have to negotiate with each vendor separately.
Largest local operator in the market. Static and digital bulletins on I-20, I-520 Bobby Jones Expressway, and Gordon Highway, with a strong Washington Road presence approaching Augusta National. Watch-out: premium pricing on flagship Masters-corridor faces.
Regional independent based in Augusta. Bulletins and posters across the CSRA, including South Carolina border markets. Strong on cross-border and secondary-corridor coverage that complements the freeway operators. Watch-out: smaller total inventory than national operators.
National scale operator with select digital and static inventory in the Augusta market. Useful for advertisers building multi-market campaigns that already include OUTFRONT inventory in other DMAs. Watch-out: footprint is targeted, not market-dominant.
National scale operator with select digital and static inventory in the Augusta market. Often paired with Lamar for blanket freeway coverage when a campaign needs both fleets. Watch-out: not the deepest footprint in the local market.
Municipal operator covering bus exterior, interior, and shelter inventory across the Augusta Transit fleet and route network. Citywide mobile reach across downtown Broad Street, Augusta Mall, and the medical district. Watch-out: inventory is bus- and shelter-only — no static bulletins.
Airport authority covering terminal and gate-area place-based inventory at AGS. Captures business travelers, Masters arrivals, and the John Deere / Club Car / Textron corporate-travel pattern. Watch-out: quote-based pricing, inventory varies by terminal location.
You can buy any of this inventory through AdQuick at the same rate (or better) than going direct, plus get planning, mapping, creative specs, and verified-installation photos in one workflow. No vendor minimums, no annual contracts. On AdQuick, you can filter by vendor, by format, or (usually smarter) by audience and corridor, and let the platform surface the best units across all of them.
AdQuick is the out-of-home advertising platform that lets you compare, plan, and buy across every Augusta-Richmond County media owner — Lamar Advertising of Augusta, Azalea Outdoor, OUTFRONT Media, Clear Channel Outdoor, Augusta Transit, and Augusta Regional Airport — plus every programmatic DSP buying Augusta digital faces. Static bulletins, posters, digital boards, transit, street furniture, wallscapes, airport, and programmatic DOOH in a single workflow.
Where you place a board matters more than how much you spend. The highest-impression corridors in the market:
Digital out-of-home is the fastest-growing slice of the Augusta market. Here's what the format delivers — and the structural reasons advertisers shift budget into digital and programmatic alongside static.
Digital boards typically run 8-second spots in a rotation of 6–8 advertisers, giving each spot a roughly 1-in-7 share of voice. That structure makes digital the right choice when you want:
AdQuick measures every Augusta campaign with verified impression data from Geopath, plus optional add-ons for foot-traffic attribution, brand lift, and website-visit lift via mobile location data.
The traditional process is to call three vendors, wait two weeks for proposals, and try to compare PDFs that don't share a common format. Most campaigns on AdQuick book in days, not weeks. There are no platform fees for advertisers and no minimum spend.
Decide what you're solving for — awareness, foot traffic, app installs, or a Masters-week activation — then filter Augusta-Richmond County inventory on the map by format, vendor, impressions, neighborhood, or price. Every face shows verified specs, photos, and audience data across Lamar Augusta, Azalea Outdoor, OUTFRONT, Clear Channel, Augusta Transit, and AGS in one search.
Drag faces into a campaign and see total impressions, CPM, reach, and frequency calculated in real time. Mix static and digital, freeway and surface street, downtown and suburb — and let the platform surface the best units for your audience and budget across every Augusta operator.
Sign one contract that covers every unit across every vendor. Upload creative once — AdQuick handles spec validation, vendor handoff, posting, and proof-of-performance. Track your campaign with live install photos, impression reports, and performance dashboards in one place. Working with established Augusta vendors — all of whom appear on AdQuick — means permits under the consolidated zoning ordinance and Georgia DOT are already in place for any face you book.
The questions Augusta-Richmond County advertisers ask most — pricing, vendors, formats, Masters-week booking, and budget — answered straight.
Whether you're a national brand booking a Masters-week activation, a regional advertiser building always-on coverage of I-20, or a local business targeting one neighborhood, AdQuick gives you every inventory option in Augusta-Richmond County in one place — with real prices, real maps, and real photos.
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