Why the big box is the smart buy
Cards run out at the worst time, usually right before a trade show or a busy season. The 5,000-card tier costs $129, only $40 more than the 2,500 tier, and it doubles your stock.
At 10,000 for $229, a whole sales team can carry cards for a year at roughly two cents a card. That is cheaper than many printers charge for 500.
Standard, slim, square or shaped
Three rectangular shapes share the lowest price: the classic 3.5″ × 2″, the slim 1.75″ × 3″ and the 2.5″ × 2.5″ square. Circles, ovals and the leaf cut add a die-cut step, so they start at $119 for 2,500.
A shaped card is memorable for florists, cafes and salons. For contractors and agents, the classic size fits every wallet and card holder.
Cheap price, heavy card
Every card prints on 16pt stock, which has the stiff snap people associate with expensive cards. Pick UV for a glossy face that makes colors bright, or matte for a quieter finish you can write on.
A proof comes to you first, so the phone number and spelling are right before the press runs.
Pair cards with your mail
Cards work best alongside something bigger. Owners who send postcards or hang door hangers often clip a card to each one, so the customer keeps your number after the flyer is gone.
Design is $39 if you need it. If you already have a file, there is no design fee at all.
Get a team order priced
Ordering cards for several people with different names? Call 512-573-1977. Corey will price the batch and explain how to send the names so each set prints correctly.
Where our cards end up
- Handed over at every estimate and sales call
- Tucked into each delivery bag or invoice
- Left on counters and community boards
- Given to every new hire on day one
- Clipped to door hangers and flyers
