What people ask us to quote
Common requests include business card magnets, presentation folders, letterhead and envelopes, labels and stickers, posters, calendars, greeting cards and event programs.
If it is printed on paper, card, vinyl or plastic, there is a good chance one of our hubs runs it. Ask, and you will know in a single call.
Details that speed up a quote
Know the finished size, the quantity, whether it prints on one side or both, and the ZIP code it ships to. A photo or sample of something similar helps too.
From there Corey can price it and tell you whether a standard size would cost less than a custom one.
Compare against what we list
Sometimes a listed product does the same job for less. A 4″ × 9″ postcard can replace a rack card, and a flat 8.5″ × 11″ menu can stand in for a small brochure.
Browse the price list first if you like, then call and ask what fits your budget best.
Keeping a custom job affordable
Custom sizes and special finishes add setup cost, so the cheapest custom job is usually the one closest to a standard sheet. Corey will say so if a small change to your size saves money.
Quantity matters too. Like our postcards, most items cost less per piece as the run gets longer.
