Color copies are standard prints using our house paper stock with ¼ inch white borders around the edge of the page. Flyers are different in the fact that they are full bleed, printed on premium quality paper stock and use higher quality print settings.

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Printing is a creative medium. You can have your choice of colors, paper types, sizes, and designs.

Perhaps the first step is to take a look at who your audience is going to be. If your audience is going to people that are going to be impressed and swayed by great impressions, full page premium flyers may do the trick. If your audience is going to be able to access a lot of information, booklet printing may be the best option for you.

Another important criterion to consider is how you would like your audience to receive your print files. Do you want your audience to receive your prints by mail, or would you like to hand them out in person? There are certain products that may match your needs better than others, such as variable data postcard prints for mailing campaigns, or brochures for personal handouts.

When it comes to price, choosing the right type of printing can have a large impact on total cost. Black and white prints are generally cheaper than color prints. In addition, standard paper choices generally are cheaper than thicker, coated paper types. Another option to consider is to use more standard print products, such as regular color copies instead of premium flyers. We do however, consider our prices to be very competitive, so we do encourage you to pick the most impactful way to reach your audience!

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8.5" x 11": Color Copies, Black & White Copies, Flyers, Brochures (before folding), Spiral-Bound Booklets, Comb-Bound Booklets, Saddle-Stitched Booklets, Perfect-Bound Booklets

8.5" x 5.5": Saddle-Stitched Booklets, Perfect-Bound Booklets

2" x 3.5": Business Cards

4" x 6": Postcards, (Variable Data Postcards)

11" x 17": Mini Posters

12" x 18": Mini Posters

18" x 24": Posters

19" x 27": Posters

24" x 36": Posters

26" x 39": Posters

Note: Folding and cutting can both affect the size of your documents. Full bleed does not affect the size of your document, because you design for a larger file.

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