Cost for 5000 flyers depends on size, paper stock, sides, coating, and turnaround. Use the calculator for your exact total. Gang-run production passes setup savings to you at higher quantities, so the per-piece cost on 5000 is significantly lower than on a 500-piece run on the same press and stock.

Gang-run offset printing on 100lb gloss or matte book is the most cost-effective route for bulk orders. You share press time with other jobs, which cuts setup costs without affecting your print quality. Free Design Setup removes any design surcharge, and digital proofing prevents costly reprints from avoidable file errors.

100lb gloss book is flexible, easy to stack in mail trays, and cost-effective for high-quantity runs. 14pt cardstock is stiffer and survives doors, bags, and outdoor handouts better. Choose 100lb gloss for direct mail and indoor distributions; choose 14pt when flyers need to stand up to handling or display in a rack.

Gloss resists moisture and makes photos and solid colors pop in sunlight, which is why it works well for street team handouts and outdoor events. Matte is harder to see fingerprints on and handles well in shaded retail environments. For festivals and outdoor campaigns, gloss is the most common choice on our press.

Turnaround depends on quantity and rush tier. Most standard bulk flyer runs produce in 3 to 5 business days. Rush 2-day and next-day options are available on common sizes and stocks. Select your tier in the calculator and both production time and shipping transit time are shown clearly before checkout.

Next-day production on 5000 flyers is possible on 100lb gloss and matte book in standard sizes if the order is placed before the cutoff shown in the calculator. Specialty stocks, heavy coatings, or non-standard sizes may require standard turnaround. Contact our team if your deadline is critical before placing the order.

Yes. Free Design Setup is included on qualifying orders. Send your logo, photos, and bullet-point copy and our designers build the layout. We balance text and image, size phone numbers for readability at arm length, and email a digital proof before we print. No separate design invoice or hourly rate applies.

We print 4x6, 5x7, 5.5x8.5, 6x9, and 8.5x11 flyers along with several other sizes in the calculator. 4x6 is ideal for handouts and saturation mailings. 5x7 is a popular event size. 8.5x11 provides room for menus, schedules, and multi-image layouts where body text needs to remain readable.

300 DPI at final print size is the standard requirement for clean flyer output. Photos cropped from phone screens or pulled from websites often fail at print size. Upload your highest-resolution photos. If resolution is marginal, Free Design Setup includes a file check and we flag soft images on the proof.

Extend your background, photos, or color fills 0.125 inch beyond the trim line on all four sides. Set your canvas to the bleed size, for example 4.25 by 6.25 inches for a 4x6 flyer. Keep logos and body text at least 0.125 inch inside the trim. We send a proof with guides.

Per-piece savings begin as soon as you move from short-run digital pricing to gang-run offset scheduling. Quantity breaks sharpen at 500, 1000, 2500, and 5000. Use the calculator to compare price per piece at each tier. The biggest savings jump usually lands between 500 and 2500 on most standard flyer sizes.

Yes. We run all quantities on calibrated presses with the same CMYK color profiles. Gang-run scheduling groups jobs by stock type, not by client, so your 500-piece run shares the same press pass and quality standards as a 5000-piece run. Proof and registration checks happen on every single job.

Standard flyers on 100lb or heavier stock can go into direct mail envelopes. Oversized flyers on 14pt cardstock can qualify as EDDM saturation mail pieces if they meet USPS size and weight specifications. We recommend confirming postal compliance before printing when mailing is a key part of your campaign plan.

Yes. Every order gets a digital email proof regardless of quantity. We check bleed, color mode, image resolution, and text placement before production starts. Approve the proof and your job enters the press queue. Request a change and we revise at no extra charge. Nothing prints until you confirm.

Yes. We print in Florida and ship to every state in the United States. Enter your zip code at checkout for carrier options and transit estimates. Bulk flyer orders are boxed and palletized when volumes require it. Rush shipping is available alongside rush production for the tightest event deadlines.

Production turnaround is the time we need to print and pack your order after proof approval. Delivery time is carrier transit from our Florida facility to your address. A 3-day production tier plus 3-day shipping totals 6 days in hand, not 3. Both numbers show at checkout before you pay.

Phone photos in HEIC or JPG format are accepted. Quality depends on the original resolution and how large the photo appears on the printed flyer. Free Design Setup includes a file review where we check resolution and advise if a photo will look sharp on press. We flag any issues on the proof.

No. The calculator total is the price you pay for print plus your selected shipping. Free Design Setup covers layout, edits, and CMYK conversion at no extra charge. Rush tiers show their pricing premium clearly before checkout. We do not add plate fees, file handling charges, or surprise setup invoices.

100lb matte book or satin finish is common for restaurant menu flyers: it reduces glare under overhead lights and feels more polished. If the flyer doubles as a takeout insert in an envelope, 100lb gloss prints brighter colors. 14pt cardstock suits countertop display holders where the piece stands upright for weeks.

Yes. Multiple art version orders are available with a per-version setup. Note it in the Free Design Setup request or contact our team before ordering. Each version gets its own proof for approval. Minimum quantities per version may apply depending on press schedule and the selected stock for your run.

In Photoshop go to Edit then Convert to Profile and choose a CMYK press profile. In Illustrator go to File then Document Color Mode and select CMYK. Expect some color shift, especially on neon or bright blues. Free Design Setup handles conversion for you and flags any major color changes on the proof.

Not from our presses. Low price on bulk flyers comes from gang-run scheduling, not from thinner stock or lower-resolution output. You get calibrated CMYK color, 300 DPI printing, real paper weight, and a human proof review. Flyers that look flat usually come from low-resolution source files, not the printing method.

Yes, 100 is often the online minimum for flyer printing. Short runs go on digital presses at a higher per-piece cost than bulk quantities, but the same proof workflow applies. Use the calculator to compare 100, 250, and 500 pricing side by side before deciding which quantity fits your campaign budget.

UV coating is a liquid gloss finish applied to the printed sheet and cured under ultraviolet light. It intensifies colors, adds scratch resistance, and gives a polished professional look. Spot UV applies the coating only to selected areas like a logo or headline. Full UV covers the entire printed sheet surface.

Enter your zip code in the calculator after selecting size, stock, and quantity. Carrier options with transit time and cost appear before checkout. Bulk flyers on 100lb stock are lighter per unit than cardstock, so shipping cost scales predictably with box count. Rush shipping upgrades are shown when available for your address.