Advertising on posters/stands in Moscow

562 structures and 2,443 sides. Monthly price-list rates, excluding printing and installation.

562 structures

Structure formats sizes and prices in Moscow

Structure formats
Format	Structures	Faces	Digital	Rate card, per month
Citylights 17,537 faces	8,055	17,537 faces	580	from ₽15,000
Billboards 4,216 faces	2,143	4,216 faces	2,571	from ₽205,000
Posters/Stands This page 2,443 faces	562	2,443 faces	—	on request
Cityboards 2,103 faces	587	2,103 faces	292	from ₽50,000
Supersites 1,132 faces	545	1,132 faces	329	from ₽660,000
Pillars 995 faces	304	995 faces	143	from ₽35,000
Media facades 32 faces	29	32 faces	31	on request
Roof installations 16 faces	16	16 faces	—	on request
Non-standard formats 6 faces	6	6 faces	6	on request
Projecting signs 2 faces	1	2 faces	—	on request

Structures by district, road and place in Moscow

All districts and streets

Districts

Northern Administrative Okrug387 faces
South-Western Administrative Okrug376 faces
Southern Administrative Okrug364 faces
Central Administrative Okrug336 faces
Western Administrative Okrug298 faces
North-Western Administrative Okrug209 faces
South-Eastern Administrative Okrug176 faces
Eastern Administrative Okrug149 faces
North-Eastern Administrative Okrug148 faces
Khoroshyovsky District79 faces
Ramenki District78 faces
Maryino District74 faces

Main roads and streets

Places

Equestrian Centre Bitsa7 faces

Frequently asked questions about structures

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Where the owner has published a rate card, the monthly price sits on the face's card, and that is the ceiling: your final price will be lower. It depends on the location, the term and how many addresses the request covers.

Printing and installation are not part of the rate card and are priced separately; digital surfaces need no print.

How to choose an outdoor structure in Moscow

Poster stands are free-standing small-format advertising structures designed to display information about cultural, sports and social events. They are usually about 1.75×1.85 m in size and are installed in high-traffic areas: at subway entrances, at public transport stops, near theatres and concert halls. The stands can be single- or double-sided, without backlighting, and allow you to quickly inform a wide audience about upcoming events.