What is Catapult3 (catapult3.com)?

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Catapult3 is a full-service promotional and brand display company based in Idaho, founded in 1989. It designs, fabricates, prints, and installs physical brand experiences — trade show exhibits, signage, vehicle and wall graphics, banners, and custom fixtures — handling everything in-house so clients don't have to coordinate multiple vendors. If you need physical branded materials produced and installed rather than digital marketing services, this is the type of company you'd contact.

What Catapult3 does

The company describes itself as delivering "promotional solutions for the physical world." Its stated services include:

  • Trade show & event displays — booths, exhibits, canopies, and backdrops
  • Large-format printing & signage — acrylic signs, light boxes, floor graphics, door panels
  • Vehicle, wall & window wraps — vehicle wraps, wall wraps, window graphics
  • Banners, flags & promotional displays — printed tablecloths, spinning game wheels
  • Custom fabrication — metal fabrication and welding, 3D printing, CNC work
  • Graphic design, installation & logistics — concept through teardown, including storage

How it operates

The distinguishing feature Catapult3 emphasizes is vertical integration: design, printing, production printing, 3D printing, CNC, metalwork, and installation all happen "under one roof." The company positions this as a single-partner alternative to managing several vendors across a project.

Its stated process covers the full lifecycle: concept, design, fabrication, printing, installation, logistics, storage, and teardown.

Background

Detail Information
Founded 1989
Base Idaho (Boise Chamber member since 2013)
Service area Nationwide, with international project capability
Contact 208.761.5360, [email protected]
Hours Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm

When to consider them

Catapult3 fits situations where you need physical branded assets built and installed — a trade show booth, storefront signage, a wrapped vehicle, or event displays — and prefer one vendor to own the project end to end. Because capabilities are in-house, custom fabrication requests (metalwork, acrylic, 3D-printed components) fall within scope rather than being outsourced.

For pricing, lead times, or project-specific questions, the site lists a phone number and email rather than published rates, so direct contact is the practical next step.