Almaty
500
Cityboards · Media facades
Billboard and screen rental
740 billboards, city-format panels and digital screens in 21 cities. We'll show you photos and exact addresses, price it for your dates and take on the printing and installation.

740 billboards and screens
405 of 740 are digital


What's available
Updated August 24, 2026
on 715 structures
with at least one format available
streets, highways and building facades
of 740 billboards and screens
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
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.
500
billboards and screens · 166 digital
Cityboards · Media facades
36
billboards and screens · 36 digital
Media facades · Billboards
33
billboards and screens · 33 digital
Citylights · Billboards
24
billboards and screens · 24 digital
Media facades · Billboards
22
billboards and screens · 22 digital
Citylights · Billboards
19
billboards and screens · 19 digital
Media facades · Billboards
18
billboards and screens · 18 digital
Billboards · Media facades
14
billboards and screens · 14 digital
Media facades
Map
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.
Formats
7 formats, and Cityboards is the most common. Each format links through to the city where there are most of them.

502 sides

96 sides

93 sides

32 sides

12 sides

4 sides

1 side
Prices
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 KZT.
A 5×15 supersite costs several times more than a 3×6 billboard, even on the same highway.
An arterial road or a city entrance costs more than a board inside a residential block.
A screen is sold as impressions in a loop; a printed board holds the site for the whole term.
Spring and the pre-New-Year weeks cost more: there is almost no discounting in those windows.
The discount is worked out in the quote
The longer the campaign and the more addresses in the request, the lower the price per space.
Tell us the cities, formats and dates. We'll check what's free and send a quote.
Offers



How it works
Four steps from choosing addresses to launch. We'll confirm free dates and terms before anything is signed.
A city, a format, a district or specific addresses on the map. What you tick goes into a list.
Send us the list and your campaign dates. A manager replies during business hours and clarifies the brief.
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.
We'll tell you the artwork specs, print and install. After launch we send a placement report.
The currency a manager confirms the quote in.
Correspondence, quote and documents
The quote may differ: it depends on the structure owner and their tax regime
Questions
Rates are quoted in tenge and differ city by city: Almaty and Astana hold their own level, regional capitals sit noticeably lower. Format, which side of the avenue a board faces and the month all move the figure. Each surface card carries the rate-card price per month; the final sum, with the volume discount, we calculate against your address list.
Outdoor advertising is available in 21 cities, and the whole catalogue covers 21. Addresses are densest here: Almaty, Shymkent, Aktobe. The country is stretched out, so a regional campaign is usually built along a route: a regional capital plus the towns on the road between them.
There are 7 formats, and the one bought most often is Cityboards. Large structures work along the wide avenues, city formats near stops and pedestrian areas, and digital screens cluster in the business districts of the two capitals. Each format links to the city that carries the most of it.
The Kazakh version is mandatory; a Russian one is added at the advertiser's discretion, and a board almost always carries both. The language law also sets the layout: Kazakh goes left or above, Russian right or below, at the same type size. So the copy is written for two versions from the start rather than translated from a finished panel, and we check the source file before print. The translation is usually the advertiser's, the proofread the owner's.
The invoice is issued in KZT, with taxes and levies shown as separate lines rather than folded into the rate. A company needs a contract and its details; the prepayment and the payment schedule are agreed before the campaign starts. If the placement runs across several cities, it all comes together in one document.
There are 405 digital surfaces out of 740, nearly all of them in the larger cities. A screen shows a clip in rotation, so the same address can be taken for a week with the message changing day by day. A printed board stands longer and holds the site outright, which matters more for recognition than for a short promotion.
Send your question and AD.media will route it to the right planning team.
Rules
Things that can make a board unavailable or stop the artwork being approved.
Outdoor advertising in Kazakhstan runs on a notification filed with the local executive body of the city or district, not on a permit. The board goes live once the notification is accepted, and it is the structure's owner who files it.
Law of Kazakhstan on Advertising, art. 11checked August 24, 2026
Advertising is carried in Kazakh; Russian and other languages are the advertiser's own choice on top of that. On a board this almost always means a bilingual layout, so it is worth writing the copy in both languages from the start.
Law of Kazakhstan on Advertising, art. 6checked August 24, 2026
The language act also settles the layout: Kazakh goes on the left or above, Russian on the right or below, both in type of the same size. Worth solving at the design stage rather than the day before print.
Law of Kazakhstan on Languages, art. 21checked August 24, 2026
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.
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.
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.
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.
Other countries
Campaign bigger than one country? There are billboards and screens in neighbouring markets too. Each card shows how many there are and which cities hold the most.
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.