Flyers are one of the fastest, cheapest ways to get the word out about a grand opening, sale, or local event — but pricing and options vary a lot depending on where you go.
What Affects Flyer Pricing
- Paper weight. Standard 100lb gloss or matte is the most affordable. Heavier cardstock costs more but feels more premium.
- Size. Standard 8.5"x11" is cheapest. Larger sizes or unusual dimensions cost more.
- Color. Full-color printing is standard for most flyers today and usually isn't a major cost driver on digital presses, but double-sided printing does add cost over single-sided.
- Quantity. Like most printed materials, price per flyer drops significantly as order size goes up — 100 flyers costs far more per piece than 1,000.
What File Do You Need?
A print-ready PDF is ideal. If you don't have a designed flyer yet, we can help lay one out — just have your text, any photos or logo, and a general idea of what you want it to say ready to go.
How Fast Can You Get Them?
Turnaround depends on the print run and finish, but standard flyer printing is typically faster than most promotional products since there's no imprint setup step involved — often just a few business days once your design is approved.
A Quick Tip for New Businesses
Order more than you think you need. Flyers get thrown away, taped over, or damaged in weather if posted outdoors — a print run that feels excessive rarely goes to waste for a grand opening or ongoing local marketing push.
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