Podcast Host Business Cards

Circle 3\" diameter on 14pt uncoated lands in palms like a mini vinyl pressing after a live panel or VIP mixer. Uncoated texture feels collectible beside rectangular creator cards that disappear in notification stacks. The round shape pops from wallets when listeners want to follow your show days later. Fourteen-point stiffness survives tour cases, tote bags, and nightstand clutter better than thin gloss coupons.

Show name, host name, one specialty line such as true crime or founder interviews, and the fastest callable mobile or booking link. Skip long episode lists the conversation already covered. Producers photograph cards for Slack threads. Clarity on a 250-count uncoated circle beats decorative microphone clip art that crowds the phone number at hallway speed.

For independent hosts doing a regional tour, guest swaps, and sponsor meetups, 250 cards covers several weeks without warehousing obsolete QR destinations. Scale to 500 or 1000 once the layout proves out at major cons. Starter pricing at $26.24 keeps indie show budgets lean while still delivering a tactile follow that outlasts a digital follow request.

Uncoated stock accepts pen when we keep the reverse band lightly inked. Jot interview air dates, Patreon tiers, or sponsor codes during hallway chats. Tell us \"backstage note strip\" during Free Design Setup. Writable circles outperform gloss cards nobody can annotate when a producer asks for a follow-up link between stage resets. Many shops start near 250 pieces at standard size.

Press tables after interviews, sponsor lounge trays, radio station green rooms, and Patreon thank-you envelopes. Slip cards into USB drives or download notes at live tapings. Physical reminders convert guest bookings faster than buried inbox threads when show calendars fill three months ahead during a single convention weekend. Many shops start near 250 pieces at standard size.

We show the circular trim on the digital proof so show logos, QR codes, and phone digits do not sit too close to the die edge. Approve only after that check. Free Design Setup adjusts layout until both the arc and readable contact hierarchy stay clean for producers scanning under dim backstage lighting between segments. Many shops start near 250 pieces at standard size.

Lock network palette, circle die, and uncoated stock, then swap host name, show title, and QR per program from a spreadsheet. Labeled cartons help talent coordinators restock the right tray when rotating guests. Shared tactile branding converts better than mismatched DIY rectangles after a long recording day on the road. Many shops start near 250 pieces at standard size.

Order online from wherever your show records. A 250-count circle 3 dia 14pt uncoated run is $26.24. Free Design Setup turns cover art and logos into balanced layout. Approve a digital proof and send PDF, AI, PSD, or high-res PNG/JPG. We ship from the nearest CA, OH, TX, FL, or NJ plant in roughly 3–5 business days by ground, with rush at checkout.

A 250-card run on circle 3 dia 14 pt. Uncoated is from $26.24 with live pricing on the order form. Cards ship nationwide from the closest CA, OH, TX, FL, or NJ facility, usually 3–5 business days by ground with rush at checkout. Free design setup blends a human designer with AI touch-ups. Send your logo, approve a digital proof before print, and upload PDF, AI, PSD, or high-res PNG/JPG.

14pt uncoated circles win when you want a mic-coin vibe and writable backs for release promises at cons. Slim kraft reads earthy but lacks the round silhouette listeners remember beside every rectangular creator card. This path targets hosts who want affordable 250-count starter runs with memorable backstage texture.