Sign holder campaigns · San Francisco

Put people with your sign where your customers walk.

Pick the corners and hours, add your sign, and pay once. Or book a call with us and plan it together.

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Two sign holders with lime Ploy signs and P balloons on a San Francisco sidewalk during SF Tech Week
Ploy at SF Tech Week, Oct 6–8, 2026

How a campaign comes together.

  1. Pick your corners

    Drop spots on the San Francisco map and see the foot traffic, or start from upcoming events and companies.

  2. Set days and hours

    Choose the days, the hours, and how many people stand at each spot.

  3. Add your sign

    Upload your design, generate one, or tell us you already have your own signs.

  4. Pay once

    The total updates as you build. Pay once when it looks right.

Campaigns we’ve run.

Floqer’s staged protest-style campaign in San Francisco at sunset: a crowd of sign holders raising handmade Floqer signs, including “Floqer loves agencies”, “Actions should NOT cost credits!” and a “Legacy pricing / Pay as you go” meme

$250k

in new leads for Floqer’s pipeline

Floqer CEO Shivam Mahajan’s estimate, from a stunt that cost under $2,000.

Read the story on BetaKit
Floqer

Floqer: “Actions should not cost credits”

Outside Sculpt, Pier 48, San Francisco · Oct 8, 2026

A crew of sign holders staged a protest-style campaign for Floqer on the sidewalk outside Sculpt by Clay at Pier 48, with hand-lettered signs reading “Actions should not cost credits” and “Floqer loves agencies.”

“We’re standing there, we’re doing all this, and we’re all looking at our phones [seeing] sign up, sign up, sign up.”
Aaron Joseph, Floqer, to BetaKit

floqer.com Floqer’s recap on X

Floqer’s staged protest-style campaign outside Pier 48 in San Francisco: a line of sign holders with handmade Floqer signs, including “Actions should not cost credits” and “Floqer loves agencies”
Close view of Floqer’s staged protest outside Pier 48: handmade “Actions should not cost credits!” and “Floqer loves agencies” signs held high
Hand-lettered Floqer signs reading “Actions should not cost credits” and “Floqer loves agencies” held up outside Pier 48 in San Francisco
Floqer’s protest-style sign holders raising handmade placards outside Pier 48 in San Francisco, with the Sculpt conference banners behind
A sign holder on a San Francisco sidewalk near Townsend Street holding a black Dots campaign sign for usedots.com
Dots

Dots: Booked on Sunday. On the street that week.

Townsend Street, San Francisco

A sign holder worked a San Francisco sidewalk near Townsend Street with Dots’ campaign sign: a short line of copy and a single URL to type later, usedots.com.

“We booked sign holders on a Sunday night and they were on the street that week. In a time where we had to get people signed up in hours, RentAHuman made it as easy as possible to post, manage, and see results.”
Will HopkinsFounding Growth Lead at Dots

usedots.com

A sign holder with a lime Ploy sign under gold and purple P balloons on a San Francisco sidewalk
A sign holder standing beside a lime Ploy sign and purple balloons on a brick San Francisco sidewalk
Ploy

Ploy: Lime signs and P balloons across SF Tech Week

SF Tech Week, San Francisco · Oct 6–8, 2026

For three days, sign holders carried Ploy’s “Your website should be working harder than you are” signs, with P balloons overhead, on a route past founder and GTM events around San Francisco.

ploy.ai

A sign holder in a red shirt beside a sidewalk bench holding Sazabi’s “pissed at posthog?” sign with “try sazabi.com” and “now in g.a.”
A smiling sign holder in a red shirt behind a blue fire hydrant holding Sazabi’s “sick of sentry?” sign with “try sazabi.com” and “now in g.a.”
Sazabi

Sazabi: Sign holders for a product launch

San Francisco streets · From Oct 12, 2026

RentAHuman provided signs and sign holders for Sazabi’s launch campaign on San Francisco streets.

www.sazabi.com

Brand ambassadors in white armor-style costumes and inflatable marshmallow-style costumes, all printed with the Unsiloed AI logo, posing together on a downtown San Francisco sidewalk
The Unsiloed AI costume crew waving and striking poses around a street tree on a San Francisco sidewalk, inflatable marshmallow-style costumes at each end and armor-style costumes between
Two Unsiloed AI brand ambassadors, one in an inflatable marshmallow-style costume and one in a white armor-style costume, posing on a San Francisco sidewalk beside a bike lane
The Unsiloed AI costume crew gathered on the plaza in front of the San Francisco Ferry Building clock tower, with people walking past
A passerby photographing the Unsiloed AI costume crew on the plaza in front of the San Francisco Ferry Building
A person posing for a photo between Unsiloed AI brand ambassadors in armor-style and inflatable costumes on the plaza in front of the San Francisco Ferry Building
The Unsiloed AI costume crew, in armor-style and inflatable marshmallow-style costumes, lined up at the curb of a downtown San Francisco street
Brand ambassadors in white armor-style costumes printed with the Unsiloed AI logo walking along a downtown San Francisco sidewalk
A person standing indoors with three brand ambassadors in Unsiloed AI armor-style costumes, beside an Unsiloed AI pull-up banner
Three brand ambassadors in inflatable marshmallow-style Unsiloed AI costumes posing indoors beside a banner reading “Unsiloed AI: Vision Models For Unstructured Data.”
A smiling person posing indoors between brand ambassadors in inflatable marshmallow-style costumes printed with the Unsiloed AI logo

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Unsiloed AI

Unsiloed AI: A costume crew on San Francisco sidewalks

San Francisco · Oct 9, 2026

A crew of brand ambassadors in white costumes printed with the Unsiloed AI logo worked San Francisco sidewalks, posing for photos and walking the downtown blocks.

www.unsiloed.ai

A sign holder outside Moscone West in San Francisco holding beehiiv’s sign reading “You’re a thought leader? Prove it. Build your audience on beehiiv”, with TechCrunch Disrupt banners behind
A sign holder taking a selfie with the same beehiiv “You’re a thought leader? Prove it.” sign at the Moscone West entrance, under Disrupt banners
beehiiv

beehiiv: “You’re a thought leader? Prove it.”

Outside TechCrunch Disrupt, Moscone West, San Francisco · Oct 13, 2026

Outside TechCrunch Disrupt at Moscone West, a sign holder carried beehiiv’s “You’re a thought leader? Prove it.” sign, with “Build your audience on beehiiv” underneath.

www.beehiiv.com

A sign holder on a San Francisco sidewalk holding Gojiberry’s cream sign reading “I identified you as a high intent lead”, with gojiberry.ai underneath
Close-up of Gojiberry’s campaign sign outside Moscone West, with “high intent lead” in coral lettering and the gojiberry.ai logo below
A sign holder taking a selfie with Gojiberry’s campaign sign beside the San Francisco sign at the Moscone West entrance
Gojiberry

Gojiberry: “I identified you as a high intent lead”

Outside TechCrunch Disrupt, Moscone West, San Francisco · Oct 13, 2026

Sign holders carried Gojiberry’s “I identified you as a high intent lead” signs outside TechCrunch Disrupt at Moscone West, with gojiberry.ai printed underneath.

gojiberry.ai

On the street

More sign-holder photos from San Francisco streets.

  • A sign holder on a San Francisco sidewalk holding an Uncle Sam–style “I want you” poster of a golden retriever in a top hat
  • A seated sign holder on a San Francisco street holding up a poster of a golden retriever in a top hat

Poster campaigns

Hire a local to print your posters, put them up around town, and photograph every spot.

Create a poster bounty

NYC · Aug 2026“AI needs your body.”50 flyers · $100 · 105 photos

  • RentAHuman’s “AI needs your body” flyer among posters in the East Village, New York City
    East Village, NYC
  • “AI needs your body” flyer on a wheatpasted Empire State Building poster, New York City
    Empire State wheatpaste, NYC
  • “AI needs your body” flyer on a sticker-covered lamppost base at a New York City crosswalk
    Lamppost at a crosswalk, NYC