A huge market is waking up. Be early.
Sign-makers, painting and fit-out trades, exhibition builders, agencies: direct-to-wall printing is a trade alongside the ones you have — not a replacement. Every wall is potential surface: concrete, glass, façades, corridors, receptions, design work while a building stays open — jobs nobody serves today, because almost nobody knows they are possible. This market is too big to be divided up. It is only just being woken — and whoever is in early grows with it.
Kodak invented the digital camera — and left the wave to everyone else. Do it the other way round: get in while the market is forming, not once it has been carved up.
Your own wallPen. Fully equipped from day one.
You are not buying a machine, you are buying a trade that is ready to run: the machine, intensive training, certification, the complete marketing kit for your launch — and the manufacturer’s service from Wissen an der Sieg behind it.
Reserve your wallPen.
€1,000 reservation — credited in full against the purchase price, and refundable. We then come back to you with your personal quote: from wallPen directly, or from the partner responsible for your country. If you have not had your consultation within two weeks, the reservation is refunded automatically.
Reserve
Choose your configuration, place €1,000 — in the shop, any time, from any country.
Consultation
wallPen, or the partner for your country, comes back with a quote, configuration and training plan.
Start
Contract, training, delivery — the reservation is credited in full. In the anniversary year: with the numbered Edition 10 plaque.
Two ways to earn before you buy.
Become a referrer
You know projects where adhesive does not work — concrete, glass, live operation, secure rooms? Send us the lead, we take care of everything else, and you earn when the project happens. For architects, planners, trades and agencies.
Your business, our operatorPilot projects
You sell wall printing to your customers — under your own name. Our operator arrives with our machine and delivers your first projects for you. You keep the customer and the margin, test the business with no investment — and your pilot jobs are credited against a later machine purchase.
Both routes lead to a purchase: once you have seen the business work inside your own customer base — through referrals or pilot projects — you buy your machine with certainty rather than hope, and with your own order history rather than a business plan to show the bank. Pilot capacity is limited: our team is running its own projects in parallel.
Before you get in.
Which businesses is a wallPen worth it for?
Businesses with customer access and a design remit: sign-making, painting and fit-out, exhibition building, agencies — as an additional trade next to the existing business, not as a replacement.
Do I need prior experience?
No. Training and certification are part of the start — for a second employee too. Printing itself is one-person work; routine comes with the first projects, and with a pilot project alongside you if you want one.
What exactly is a pilot project?
You sell your first wall printing project to one of your customers — it is delivered by our professional with our machine, under your name. You keep the customer and the margin, and the job is credited against a later machine purchase.
Do I get work from wallPen?
We do not promise order volume. Certified partners can benefit from introductions out of our end-customer funnel — but your first market is your own customers, and that is what the complete marketing kit is for.
How does financing work?
Instead of a single investment, a monthly rate through our financing partners is possible — terms are agreed with the quote. The online reservation (€1,000) is credited in full and is refundable.
What about service, spare parts and ink?
All from the manufacturer in Wissen an der Sieg: ink supply, spare parts in the shop, support and ongoing training. You are buying an original with a manufacturer behind it — not an import with nobody to call.
Will this cannibalise my own wrapping or painting business?
No — you start where there is nothing to replace: concrete, glass, secure rooms, design work while a building stays open. Those are jobs your business does not have today.