Finance a MOBO mobile LED screen trailer from roughly $30,000 to $175,000 through our commercial financing partner. Financing starts at $5,000, credit decisions come back in 24 to 48 hours, and your first payment can be deferred 60 to 90 days, so the trailer can start booking advertising revenue before the first payment is due.
Figures reported by our commercial financing partner. Approval is not guaranteed.
How trailer financing works
We handle the trailer side, you apply directly with the financing partner, and the lender funds the invoice. Here is the sequence.
Step 01
We walk the MOBO line with you: screen size, single or double sided, enclosed or open, options. You get a firm quote.
Step 02
The application with our commercial financing partner is one page and there is no application fee.
Step 03
Decisions typically come back in 24 to 48 hours, often the same day. A through D credit is welcome and startups may qualify.
Step 04
The lender funds the invoice and the trailer goes into production and delivery. Installation, software, and soft costs can be bundled into the lease.
Why operators finance
An LED screen trailer is revenue equipment. Mobile billboard and advertising trailer operators rent screen time by the day, the event, or the campaign, so the trailer starts producing income as soon as it is on the road.
With the first payment deferrable 60 to 90 days through our commercial financing partner, a financed trailer can be out booking advertising campaigns and event work before the first payment is ever due.
100% financing programs mean you do not have to drain working capital to get the trailer on the road. Terms run 12 to 72 months, up to 84 for some programs, so you can match the payment to the revenue.
Municipalities, school districts, and other public entities can use the municipal lease program, with financing available up to $1,000,000, for emergency messaging, events, and community communications.
Tax advantages for businesses
Section 179 lets businesses deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment purchased or financed and placed in service by December 31 of the tax year, instead of depreciating it over several years.
A financed LED screen trailer placed in service by December 31 may qualify, meaning a business could potentially deduct the full purchase price of the trailer in year one while payments are still being made. Combined with a deferred first payment, the tax deduction can arrive before the first payment does.
Figures are for tax year 2026 per IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-32, section 4.24. This is general information, not tax advice. Section 179 is additionally limited by your business's taxable income and cannot create a loss, business use must exceed 50%, and many states cap the deduction below the federal limit or decouple from it entirely. A true operating lease generally does not qualify, and equipment must be placed in service, meaning ready and available for use, during the tax year. Always confirm with your own tax advisor. Read the full Section 179 guide →
What trailer financing costs
Every deal is priced individually by the lender based on credit profile, term length, and trailer configuration. As a general reference point:
A $65,000 trailer financed over 60 months typically runs roughly $1,300 to $1,550 per month, estimated for illustration only; your rate and payment are set by the lender.
Ask for a real number with your quote and we will help you get a firm figure from the financing partner. Lease terms run 12 to 72 months, up to 84 for some programs.
The MOBO line
Every model in the MOBO line qualifies for business financing, from the entry MB-5 Lite to the flagship enclosed trailers. Prices below are starting points; your quote is priced to your configuration.
MB-5 LiteFrom $30,000The entry point. Compact single-screen trailer for local advertising routes and events.
MB-10From $55,000The workhorse. The most common first trailer for mobile billboard operators.
MB-15From $75,000Bigger canvas, bigger campaigns. Mid-size screen for premium advertising work.
MB-28EFrom $140,000Flagship enclosed trailer for large-format events, concerts, and stadium-scale campaigns.
All MOBO modelsFull lineupEvery trailer, golf cart, and satellite unit in the MOBO line, with specs and pricing.
Frequently asked
The questions operators ask before financing their first trailer. If yours is not here, call or use the quote form.
Possibly, yes. Our commercial financing partner reports a 94% approval ratio, works with A through D credit, and startups may qualify. Many mobile billboard operators finance their first trailer as a brand-new business. Approval is never guaranteed, but being new does not automatically rule you out.
As a general reference, a $65,000 trailer financed over 60 months typically runs roughly $1,300 to $1,550 per month. That figure is estimated for illustration only; your actual rate and payment are set by the lender based on credit profile and term. Lease terms run 12 to 72 months, up to 84 for some programs.
Yes. Our commercial financing partner offers a municipal lease program for cities, schools, and other public entities, with financing available up to $1,000,000. Ask for the municipal option with your quote and we will point your application to the right program.
A through D credit profiles are welcome through our commercial financing partner, which reports a 94% approval ratio. Stronger credit generally means better rates and terms, but a rough credit history does not automatically disqualify you. There is no application fee, so it costs nothing to find out where you stand.
Yes. Installation, software, and soft costs can be bundled into the lease, so delivery, commissioning, and training can be financed together with the trailer itself as one project with one payment.
Ready to start?
Tell us the trailer and how you plan to run it. We build the quote, line up the financing application, and provide everything the lender needs to fund the invoice.
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