Flyers
from $29.25
- Quantity
- 100
- Printed sides
- Single-sided
- Paper stock
- Standard
- Turnaround
- Standard
- Ready
- Tue, Oct 20 to Thu, Oct 22
$0.91 each · Ready Thu, Oct 22
Marketing Materials
Pamphlets
A single folded sheet on light 80lb text, folded and ready to hand out. Lighter than a brochure and usually cheaper. 100 for $91, 2,500 for $315.
- What it is
- A single folded sheet. 4 or 6 panels, no stitching or bindingLighter than a brochure and usually cheaper, same folds available
- Size
- 8.5 x 11 flat, folded to roughly 3.7 x 8.5 or 5.5 x 8.5Fits a #10 envelope when tri-folded
- Paper standard
- Included. 80lb text. Light, folds crisply, posts cheaplyThe right weight for a mailer or a handout
- Paper premium
- Adds 7%. Heavier 100lb text with more body in the handChoose it if the pamphlet is doing any selling
- Printed sides
- Single-sided includedDouble-sided adds 12%. A folded piece printed one side is half a pamphlet
- Quantities and prices
- 100 $91 · 250 $105 · 500 $139 · 1,000 $203 · 2,500 $31591c each at 100, 13c at 2,500
- Pamphlet or brochure
- Pamphlet: lighter stock, usually lower cost, made to be given away and discardedBrochure: heavier stock, stands in a rack, made to be kept
- File you need to send
- PDF flat and unfolded at 11.25 x 8.75 in (1/8 in bleed on each edge), 300 DPI, CMYKAsk us for the template. Panel widths are not equal on a tri-fold
- Turnaround
- Standard 3 to 5 business daysFolding is a separate pass after printing
The most cost-effective way to put more than one page of information into somebody’s hand. Folded, not bound, and priced so that giving them away in volume is not painful.
Pamphlet or brochure. The real difference
People use the two words interchangeably and then get a surprise. Here is the honest distinction as we print them:
Pamphlet. Lighter 80lb text stock. Folds beautifully, weighs almost nothing, posts cheaply, and usually costs less than a brochure. Made to be handed over and eventually thrown away.
Brochure. Heavier 100lb or card stock. Stands up in a display rack without slumping and feels substantial. Made to be kept.
If you are doing a door drop, a class handout, a church bulletin, an information sheet or a mailing, you want a pamphlet. If it is going in a rack in a hotel lobby, you want the brochure.
Folds and panels
8.5×11 flat, folded to roughly 3.7×8.5 tri-folded or 5.5×8.5 half-folded. Tri-folded it drops into a #10 envelope, which makes it a genuinely cheap mailer.
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