Bajaji & Three-Wheeler Commercial Branding Price Tanzania

Three-wheelers work the streets where the customers are, and a branded bajaji is a billboard that patrols the exact neighbourhoods a brand wants — which is why telecom, beverage and micro-finance fleets brand them at scale. Vivid Measured (T) Limited prices bajaji and tuktuk branding for both the single owner and the hundred-vehicle fleet, on the same honest factor list.

The factors: coverage tier (name-and-number identification only, the main face, or the full three-face wrap), film grade (standard cast for daytime visibility, or reflective film that keeps the brand working after dark — the hours bajajis do their best earning), and the quantity curve — the per-vehicle price steps down clearly at 5, 10 and 20 units because design and setup amortise across the fleet. Design is free, and proofs are approved before the first vehicle is touched.

The fleet economics that matter to operators: artwork on file means the vehicle added next month matches the fleet exactly; removable cast film peels with controlled heat when a lease ends or a vehicle sells, so hired units can be branded without damaging paintwork; and phased fitting schedules mean vehicles rotate through the workshop without emptying the income fleet. Quotes itemise design, production and fitting so a fleet manager can approve against budget lines.