Billboard and screen rental

Outdoor advertising in France

207 billboards, city-format panels and digital screens in 99 cities. We'll show you photos and exact addresses, price it for your dates and take on the printing and installation.

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  • One contract instead of ten
Photo of a billboard from the catalogue

207 billboards and screens

Catalogue99 cities

1 of 207 is digital

Photo of a billboard from the catalogue
Photo of a billboard from the catalogue

What's available

What you can book in France

Updated August 24, 2026

207
billboards and screens

on 170 structures

99
catalogue cities

with at least one format available

170
addresses on the map

streets, highways and building facades

1
digital screen

of 207 billboards and screens

2
owners

we negotiate with them for you

We count sides, not structures: one billboard often carries two or more. We'll check your dates against your list before quoting.

Cities

Cities with billboards and screens

The widest choice is in the largest cities, but there are boards in regional capitals and small towns too. The biggest are below; the full list is at the end of the page.

Map

Where the billboards and screens stand

Cities on the country map: each marker shows how many billboards and screens the city offers. Click a marker to see more about the city.

Where the choice is widest

Cities with the largest selection of billboards and screens.

Open the map: Caen

The largest cities are labeled; the rest appear as dots. The full linked list is under “All cities”.

Formats

Outdoor advertising formats in France

3 formats, and Billboards is the most common. Each format links through to the city where there are most of them.

Prices

What outdoor advertising costs and what drives the price

There is no single national rate card: a billboard on an arterial road and a billboard on a regional bypass are priced differently. Rate-card prices sit in the city catalogue, and a manager puts the final quote together in EUR.

Format and size

A 4×3 board on a city exit, a panel in a bus shelter and a large facade screen are priced on different scales. Big formats are rarer in France than small ones, and that scarcity alone lifts their price.

Place and traffic

Paris and its inner ring cost more than the regions, and Lyon, Marseille and Toulouse more than smaller cities. Inside a city, the gap between a retail street and a residential quarter is wider than the gap between two cities.

Digital screen or printed board

A screen is sold as impressions in a loop, and the creative can change mid-campaign. A printed board holds the space for the whole term.

Season

The September rentrée and the pre-New-Year weeks are taken earlier than other windows. August, by contrast, is the freest time of the French year.

One campaign, several rulebooks

A plan across a conurbation usually passes through several different approvals, and some addresses drop out at that stage. Build the list with spares, and sign off the budget after the check.

Term and volume

The longer the campaign and the more addresses in the request, the lower the price per space.

We'll price your list

Tell us the cities, formats and dates. We'll check what's free and send a quote.

Offers

Current offers in France

All offers

How it works

How to rent a billboard: four steps

Four steps from choosing addresses to launch. We'll confirm free dates and terms before anything is signed.

  1. Choosing sites

    A city, a format, a district or specific addresses on the map. What you tick goes into a list.

  2. Request

    Send us the list and your campaign dates. A manager replies during business hours and clarifies the brief.

  3. Quote and hold

    We check availability with the board owners and price the quote. If an address is taken, we'll try to negotiate the current advertiser's move off it, and if that doesn't work, find you an equivalent board nearby.

  4. Artwork and launch

    We'll tell you the artwork specs, print and install. After launch we send a placement report.

Payments
Euro, € (EUR)

The currency a manager confirms the quote in.

Language
English

Correspondence, quote and documents

VAT
20% — the standard rate

The quote may differ: it depends on the structure owner and their tax regime

Questions

Common questions about advertising in France

Paris with its inner ring holds the top of the rate card, Lyon, Marseille and Toulouse sit lower, and in smaller cities a site is calmer still. The cost of a month sits on every surface card, and the invoice comes in EUR. Send the address list and the dates and we will quote with the volume discount applied.

Can't find your answer?

Send your question and AD.media will route it to the right planning team.

Rules

What can stand between you and the address you want

Things that can make a board unavailable or stop the artwork being approved.

The commune has the last word

The Environmental Code sets the frame; the commune's own local advertising regulation sets the specifics — where a medium may stand, how large it may be, whether it may be lit and until what hour. Neighbouring communes therefore clear the same format differently, which is why the address list is worth checking before the budget is signed off.

French Environmental Code, art. L581 et seq.; ministry practical guidechecked August 24, 2026

Alcohol is allowed, but not any way you like

The Évin law left alcohol its outdoor placements but tightly limited what may be said: objective product characteristics rather than the lifestyle around them, plus the mandatory health warning. Tobacco is banned outright. We send artwork in those categories for review before any address is held.

French Public Health Code (loi Évin)checked August 24, 2026

The copy on the board is French

The Toubon law requires French in advertising copy: a foreign slogan is allowed only alongside a translation. For an international campaign that means a proper French version of the artwork, not a line of small print.

Law No. 94-665 on the use of the French language (loi Toubon)checked August 24, 2026

If the address you want is taken

A booked board is not a refusal. We make three moves in a row, and the first one is an attempt to free up the exact address you asked for.

  1. We ask the current advertiser

    We offer whoever is on the board a site that is just as good. If they agree to move, the address opens up for your campaign. The choice is theirs, so we cannot promise it — but we always ask.

  2. We find a match next door

    If they stay, we bring you an equivalent address nearby: the same format, comparable traffic, the neighbouring junction. A replacement reaches your quote only after you have approved it.

  3. We keep the address on watch

    The board you wanted stays on our watch list. The moment it frees up we tell you, and you get the first offer.

All of this is part of your manager's work and costs you nothing.

  • Handled by the placement desk
  • no change to your quote

We'll find the boards for your brief

Tell us what you're advertising and in which cities. We'll pick the boards, show you the photos and addresses, and price the quote.

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