Marketing Materials

Print that does the selling for you

Flyers, booklets, catalogs, sell sheets, rack cards, door hangers, tear-off cards, table tents and menus. Real paper choices, live quantity pricing, and only combinations that can actually be printed.

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Print that does the selling for you

Prices before you configure

Every product opens with a live quantity price table, no email-us-for-pricing.

Only real combinations

If a paper, size or coating can't be printed together, the option greys out instead of failing at checkout.

Proof and reorder

PDF proofing on request, and every past configuration is one click to reorder.

Why Choose BizCard?

Simple design tools, honest paper choices, and production support from a 25-flyer run to a pallet of catalogs.

The BizCard promise

Clear choices, print checks, and support when you need a second pair of eyes.

Printed in the USA

Designed by you and produced close to the customers you want to reach.

Every real combination

Ten paper weights, dozens of sizes, bindery up to 92 pages, only pairings that actually print.

Fast delivery options

Choose a turnaround that matches your launch, your event or your next campaign.

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Trusted for flyers, catalogs and everyday marketing print

Frequently asked questions

Two families of stock, and they are genuinely different purchases:

  • Text and cover weights (60lb–100lb) are flexible sheets. Higher numbers are thicker; "text" bends like magazine paper, "cover" is closer to a light card.
  • Card stocks (14PT–18PT) are measured in points of thickness. They are rigid — a 16PT sell sheet feels like a business card, not a flyer.
  • Rule of thumb: volume hand-outs on text weights, premium leave-behinds and display pieces on card.
  • Saddle stitch folds the sheets and staples through the spine. It lies flat when open, works from 8 pages, and is the economical choice for booklets and thin catalogs.
  • Perfect binding glues the pages into a square printed spine, like a paperback. It needs at least 28 pages — below that there is nothing to glue — and looks the most retail on a shelf.

If your page count might grow past 52, perfect binding also runs higher — up to 92 pages.

Every bound piece is built from folded sheets, and one folded sheet is four pages. That is why booklets run 8, 12, 16 … and never 10 or 18.

On catalogs, the page count includes the cover: a "36 page" catalog is 32 inside pages plus the 4-page cover. Count your content pages, add four, and round up to the next multiple of four.

Spot UV is a high-gloss coating applied only where you choose — a logo, a product photo, a headline — while the rest of the sheet stays matte or uncoated. The contrast is what people run their thumb over.

It is available on sell sheets and rack cards, on the front, the back or both sides. Supply a separate spot-UV mask file marking the areas to gloss; our prepress team checks it before anything prints.