The only advertising format that reaches your audience whether they’re online or not — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with zero skip buttons.
Entry Level to Premium
Highway · High Visibility
Top-Tier · Maximum Impact
Flexible · Motion Ready
Local Targeting · High Frequency
Commuter · Airport · Transit
Rates vary widely by format, location, and duration. Entry-level freestanding billboards start from around RM1,500 per month. Highway unipoles and iconic gantries range from RM15,000 to over RM80,000 per month depending on traffic volume and site prominence. Contact us for a tailored rate card.
Most OOH sites have a minimum booking of one month. However, for brand-building campaigns, a minimum of three months is recommended to achieve meaningful recall. Longer durations of six to twelve months deliver the strongest return on investment.
No. We coordinate printing and installation as part of the booking process. You simply provide the approved print-ready artwork at the correct dimensions and resolution. Our team handles the rest, including proof-of-posting photos upon installation.
Yes, for static billboards a creative change is possible subject to reprinting costs and notice period. For digital screens, creative updates can be made quickly with minimal lead time depending on the operator’s content management schedule.
Static billboards require high-resolution print files at the correct physical dimensions, typically supplied as PDF or AI at 300 DPI minimum. Digital screens require JPG at 1920×1080px for static content, or MP4 H.264 for motion. Specifications vary by site — we provide full artwork briefs upon booking.
Absolutely. Street buntings, bulletin boards, and smaller freestanding formats are accessible at entry-level budgets and deliver strong local awareness within a specific area. OOH is not exclusive to large brands — it scales effectively from neighbourhood campaigns to nationwide rollouts.
Common measurement methods include brand recall surveys, uplift in web traffic or direct search during the campaign period, QR code or unique URL tracking on the creative, and increases in enquiries or footfall. Combining OOH with a digital tracking mechanism gives the most complete performance view.
Yes. Instalment payment plans are available for qualifying campaigns, allowing you to spread the cost over monthly payments rather than paying the full contract value upfront. This makes longer-duration bookings more accessible for businesses managing cash flow. Speak to our team for eligibility and terms.
Yes. Outdoor advertising expenditure is classified as a marketing and promotional expense and is generally tax deductible as a business cost under Malaysian income tax rules. Retain all invoices and signed contracts as supporting documentation. Always verify the treatment with your company’s tax adviser or accountant.
Premium locations along major highways and city corridors are often booked two to four months ahead, especially during peak periods such as Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, Merdeka, and major product launch seasons. Early booking guarantees site availability and gives more lead time for creative production.
KLIA1 Media Opportunity A distinctive pillar wrap positioned inside KLIA Terminal 1, designed to create a high-impact brand presence for passengers moving through the domestic departure area. Domestic Departures Only One Unit Available Capsule-Like Format...
KLIA1 Media Opportunity The T1 Departures Icon is a premium pair of large-format backlit advertising units placed at one of KLIA Terminal 1’s most important passenger movement zones. Positioned on the left and right sides...
KLIA1 Media Opportunity T1 Departures Check-In Icons offers a commanding airport advertising presence above the four main lift shafts inside the KLIA Terminal 1 check-in hall. With large glass facade wraps surrounding highly visible architectural...
Towards Selayang/ Batu Caves, MRR2 Highway from Jalan Kuching/ City Centre
Located along the KM145 southbound corridor at Seberang Jaya, Penang, this site captures commuters, intercity motorists and holidaymakers moving between Butterworth, Seberang Jaya, Penang Sentral and the wider mainland townships. Nearby landmarks include Sunway Carnival...
Located at the junction of Jalan Sultanah Zainab and Jalan Hamzah in Kota Bharu, this site captures daily traffic travelling between the city centre, schools, government offices, commercial streets and surrounding residential areas. Nearby landmarks...
Located at the four-way connection of Jalan Kuala Krai and the routes towards Pasir Mas, Rantau Panjang, Jeli and Gerik, this site captures regional motorists entering and leaving Kota Bharu together with cross-district commuters, logistics...
Located on Jalan Pengkalan Chepa directly opposite Sultan Ismail Petra Airport, this site captures airport-bound passengers, daily commuters and motorists moving between Kota Bharu city centre, Pengkalan Chepa and nearby townships. Nearby landmarks include the...
Located at Jalan Kuala Krai Batu 4 near the routes towards Pasir Mas, Rantau Panjang, Jeli and Kota Bharu, this site captures steady township and regional traffic from residents, students and commuters moving between suburban...
Located at the four-way junction connecting Jalan Hamzah, Jalan Kuala Krai, Jalan Sultan Yahya Petra and Jalan Sultan Ibrahim in front of KB Mall, this site captures high-value city traffic moving around Kota Bharu’s retail,...
Located at the KB Mall-facing junction linking Jalan Hamzah, Jalan Kuala Krai, Jalan Sultan Yahya Petra and Jalan Sultan Ibrahim, this site captures repeat exposure from motorists, shoppers and students circulating between major Kota Bharu...
Located at the Jalan Sultanah Zainab and Jalan Hamzah intersection in Kota Bharu, this site captures daily motorists travelling through the city centre towards commercial streets, residential neighbourhoods and school zones. Nearby landmarks include local...
Located at Simpang 4 Jalan Kebun Sultan and Jalan Wakaf Mek Zainab in Kota Bharu, this site captures traffic moving between Kota Bharu’s inner-city roads, retail streets, community areas and nearby residential catchments. Nearby landmarks...
Located at the four-way junction of Jalan Tengku Ahmad Panglima and Jalan Long Yunus in Kota Bharu, this site captures city commuters and township motorists travelling between local neighbourhoods, commercial areas and central Kota Bharu....
Located at the intersection of Jalan Bukit Ubi and Jalan Stadium in Kuantan, this site captures daily traffic moving between Kuantan city centre, stadium facilities, schools and surrounding residential districts. Nearby landmarks include Stadium Darul...
Located at the junction of Jalan Hj Junid, Jalan Bukit Setongkol and Jalan Darat Makbar in Kuantan, this site captures neighbourhood and commuter traffic travelling between residential zones, local commercial pockets and city access routes....
Located at the junction of Jalan Kubang Buaya and Jalan Beserah in Kuantan, this site captures urban traffic moving between Kuantan city centre, coastal routes, residential neighbourhoods and business areas. Nearby landmarks include commercial shoplots,...
Located along Jalan Beserah heading towards Cherating near Sungai Galing in Kuantan, this site captures coastal-route traffic from local commuters, beachgoers, tourists and motorists travelling between Kuantan and Cherating. Nearby landmarks include Sungai Galing, coastal...
