Small enough that the measurement problem shrinks.
Purchase
| Item | Price | Shipping |
|---|---|---|
| 13 foot blimp, printed both sides | $1,526 | $135 |
| 5.5 foot sphere | $350 | $27 |
| Helium fill hose | $45 | with order |
Ongoing
Helium only. About $300 for a 200 cubic foot cylinder locally. A blimp fills for roughly $255 and then costs about $2.50 a day.
There is no monthly fee, no renewal and nothing to cancel. That is why the measurement question is less pressing than it would be for a recurring spend.
The cheapest way to get data
In greater Phoenix and Tucson, rent one for alternating weekends. $247.25 a day for a balloon, $297.25 for a blimp, billed the Monday after, no contract.
Fly it, then do not, then fly it again. Compare. That is an actual experiment for a few hundred dollars rather than a $1,526 commitment made on faith.
Outside that area you would need to buy first, which is a fair reason to be more cautious.
Can you prove it works?
Not to the standard of a click report. We will not pretend otherwise.
What is the best measurement?
Alternating flying and non-flying weekends, over months.
Will a code on the balloon work?
It undercounts badly. Treat it as a floor.
Is there a monthly cost?
No. One purchase, then helium.
Can I test before buying?
In Phoenix and Tucson, yes. Rent alternating weekends.
Ask for a quote. Call 1-800-791-1445 or email [email protected] and tell us the size and whether you want it printed.
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