A moving presence.
Reach people in busy Miami districts with a rotating LED advertisement. At full participation, the weekly schedule provides about 900 scheduled displays per advertiser.
Reach the streets around Brickell, Downtown Miami, and Wynwood with shared LED truck advertising, street-team postcards, and a clickable advertiser card. One business per category. Plans from $650 per week with an 8-month commitment.

Illustrative campaign concept. No brand affiliation implied.
How shared advertising works
Join up to 16 non-competing businesses on a scheduled Miami route. Your 10-second advertisement rotates across all three screens simultaneously. The truck operates 40 hours each week during busy South Florida traffic periods.
What you get when you join
Truck advertising, street-team postcards, and a shared digital destination—all included for $700 per week.
One advertiser per business category. Share the program with 15 other non-competing industries, without a direct competitor in your category.
Your 10-second advertisement plays on all three LED screens simultaneously, then rotates to the next advertiser in the shared schedule.
The truck operates 40 hours per week during busy South Florida traffic periods, with coverage focused on Brickell, Downtown Miami, and Wynwood.
Every advertiser receives a clickable business card on our ELITE 305 landing page. Visitors can select your card and click through to your company.
Our street team hands out postcard-size flyers with a QR code directing people to the ELITE 305 landing page and its participating advertisers.
People see the truck, receive a postcard, scan the QR code, and discover your business online. Street visibility and a clear next step work together.
Put your weekly budget to work
For $700 per week, your business gets the shared LED campaign, street-team postcard distribution, and a clickable card on our ELITE 305 landing page.
$700 per week ÷ 40 scheduled truck hours
$17.50per scheduled truck operating hourYour advertisement runs in a shared 10-second rotation. This hourly breakdown applies to the truck’s operating schedule, rather than exclusive screen time or a separately bookable hourly rate.
Miami route coverage
Brickell, Downtown Miami, Wynwood, Midtown, and the Design District form the coverage focus. The route adapts to audience activity and major events within the campaign area.
Schematic coverage illustration—not a fixed turn-by-turn route. Sports, concerts, festivals, conventions, parades, and art events can be incorporated when they fall within the active area.
Why these Miami hotspots?
ELITE 305 focuses on Brickell, Downtown Miami, and Wynwood: a connected mix of residents, professionals, shoppers, visitors, and people heading out for the night.
Miami-Dade County welcomed 28.3 million visitors in 2025.
GMCVB · 2025 tourism data ↗Countywide spending on stays, dining, shopping, transport, and entertainment in 2025.
GMCVB · 2025 tourism data ↗Downtown households, as reported in Miami DDA’s 2025 demographic findings.
Miami DDA · 2025 report ↗Brickell City Centre, upscale dining, hotels, offices, and rooftop lounges bring together people working, shopping, staying, and going out in the same neighborhood.
Explore the district ↗Miami HEAT games and concerts at Kaseya Center, events at Bayfront Park, and shopping and sightseeing around Bayside create multiple reasons to visit, day and night.
See the area’s attractions ↗Street art, galleries, independent shops, restaurants, bars, and music venues make Wynwood a destination for both visitors and locals seeking their next experience.
Discover Wynwood ↗Our route strategy follows the places people come to shop, dine, explore, and be entertained. Your message becomes part of that street-level experience, with a postcard and QR code giving people a clear next step.
Market context: countywide tourism figures and Downtown household data describe different geographies. They are not campaign impressions or a guarantee of reach. Event-area routing depends on access and the confirmed operating schedule.
Street-level engagement
Postcards give people a physical reminder and a QR path to the Miami offers hub. Weekend distribution focuses on pedestrians in busy route areas; placement on parked vehicles is subject to local permission.
The offers hub lets consumers browse participating businesses and choose the offer that interests them. It also gives interested business owners a way to inquire about a category.

Campaign reporting
A weekly recap gives you a clear record of program activity.
A summary of the Miami districts covered that week.
Confirmation that your advertisement ran in the shared rotation.
A recap of weekend postcard distribution and areas targeted.
Available QR and advertiser-page activity when tracking is active.

Your advertiser offer page
People see the truck. Our street team hands them a postcard-size flyer. Its QR code takes them to the ELITE 305 landing page, where all participating advertisers are featured. Each advertiser has a clickable business card on our landing page. Visitors can choose your card to explore your offer and click through to your company.
Send them to the destination that matters: your website, offer page, booking calendar, phone number, contact form, or social profile.
Check my categoryFrom street visibility to your business
Your message moves through Miami on all three screens.
Our street team puts the next step in their hands.
One scan opens the ELITE 305 advertiser page.
Your business card takes visitors straight to your company.
Compare campaign options
Tell us about your business and offer. We’ll confirm category availability and walk you through the next steps.
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