How Much Does It Cost to Print Business Cards, Flyers and Door Hangers?
The factors that change the price of print — quantity, paper, finishes and design — and how to request a quote with no surprises.
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The price of a print job changes a lot with details you don't notice at first glance: quantity, paper weight, finish and whether the design is ready or needs to be created. Understanding them helps you order exactly what you need and compare quotes fairly.
What sets the price
- 01
Quantity
Printing more lowers the cost per piece. Order what you'll hand out in the next few months, not a full year.
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Paper
Thicker stock feels more professional and holds up better outdoors, especially for door hangers.
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Finishes
Matte, gloss, rounded corners or spot varnish add to the price.
- 04
Size and sides
One or two sides, and the final size, change the cost of each piece.
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Design
If your artwork is ready, you only pay for printing; if it needs designing, that work is added.
How not to overspend
- Design everything with the same identity so you reuse artwork across cards, flyers and door hangers.
- Check a proof before printing to avoid reprints from mistakes.
- Use a QR code per piece to see which one brings the most customers and reprint only that.
Key takeaways
- Quantity, paper, finishes, size and design set the price.
- Request quotes with the same specs so you can compare fairly.
- Track each piece with a QR code and reprint only what works.
Tell us what you need printed and we'll send a clear quote, with design included if needed.
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