How a livery price is worked out
A price follows the work, not a menu of extras. Three things move it: the car, because some bodywork is far harder to map a design onto than others; the level of sponsor integration, since real logos need placing on every angle rather than typed on; and whether the design has to work across a set of cars for a team. Colours and references make a build faster, and a clear brief almost always comes in at the lower end of the quoted range.
Templates when the budget is tight
Templates are the cheapest way onto the grid with a proper design. You buy a layered paint file built for one car class, recolour it to your own palette and drop in your number and name. Prices sit between €15 and €25 depending on the design, and the file stays editable, so the same template can carry a second colourway next season without a new purchase.
Turnaround and revisions
A single livery is drafted within about 48 hours and delivered within a week or so. One revision round is included on a track-day build and two on a pro livery; anything beyond that is quoted as a flat extra before work starts. Team packages with several cars are quoted with a delivery date up front so a league season can be planned around it.
Commission tiers
- Track dayfrom €50A single livery for one car, built for race day.
- Pro liveryfrom €90Full custom design with proper sponsor integration.
- Team packagefrom €300A matching set so the whole squad looks like one team.
Template prices
Ready-made designs are sold per car class: Obsidian Gold €15, Emerald Split €20, Electric Blue €25. Each one is a layered paint file with a colour guide, number and name plates and an install walkthrough — no design time, no queue.