Flyers
from $29.25
- Quantity
- 250
- Fold style
- Tri-fold
- Paper stock
- 100lb Gloss
- Turnaround
- Standard
- Ready
- Wed, Oct 21 to Fri, Oct 23
$0.54 each · Ready Fri, Oct 23
Marketing MaterialsSame day eligible
Brochures
8.5×11 folded four ways. Tri, half, Z or gate. Printed both sides and folded, ready to rack. 250 for $135.
- Flat size
- 8.5 x 11 flat, folded to roughly 3.7 x 8.5 (tri, Z) or 5.5 x 8.5 (half)Folding is included in the price on every style except gate-fold
- Tri fold
- Six panels. The standard rack brochure. One panel faces out on displayPanels are not equal widths: the tucked-in panel is trimmed narrower
- Half fold
- Four large panels. Most room per page, easiest to lay outBest when you have images rather than sections
- Z fold
- Six panels in a concertina. Opens flat, reads left to right like a posterGood for a timeline, a process, or a price list
- Gate fold
- +$15. Both ends fold to meet in the middle, opening like doorsA reveal. Worth it for a launch, wasted on a price list
- Paper
- 100lb Gloss or 100lb Matte included14pt Cardstock +$30. Heavy, stands up in a rack, does not flop
- Quantities
- 250 $135 · 500 $185 · 1,000 $255 · 2,500 $350Printed both sides as standard. A brochure with a blank side is not a brochure
- File you need to send
- PDF, 300 DPI, CMYK, supplied flat and unfolded at 11.25 x 8.75 in (1/8 in bleed on each edge)Set up your panels to our template widths. Ask and we will send them
- Turnaround
- Standard 3 to 5 business daysFolding adds a pass, so this is rarely a same-day job
A brochure is what you hand someone who has already shown interest. It has room to answer the second and third question, which a flyer never does.
The fold is a layout decision, not a finish
Pick this before you design anything, because it decides how many panels you have and what order people see them in.
Tri-fold. Six panels, the classic rack brochure. One panel faces out on a display stand, so that panel has to earn the pick-up on its own.
Important: the panels are not equal widths. The panel that tucks inside is trimmed a few millimetres narrower so the fold closes flat. Design to our template or your inside panel will have its edge eaten.
Half-fold. Four big panels. The most room to breathe and the easiest to lay out. Choose it when you have photography rather than sections of text.
Z-fold. Six panels concertina’d, so it opens flat and reads left to right like a small poster. Ideal for a timeline, a process, a menu or a price list.
Gate-fold (+$15). Both ends fold in to meet in the middle and open like doors. It is a reveal, and it works beautifully for a launch or a premium product. On a price list it is fifteen dollars of theatre nobody asked for.
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