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Short answer: the price per piece drops when you order more at once, use standard sizes, use fewer paper types and plan early. Each product page shows the price at every quantity, so you can see where the saving is.
1. Look at the quantity ladder
Setup cost is shared by every piece. Moving from 500 to 1,000 often costs far less than double. Check the table on the product page, for example flyers or business cards.
2. Use standard sizes
Standard sizes fit the sheet efficiently and waste less paper. Custom sizes can cost more. If a size such as A5 works, use it.
3. Combine paper and finishes
Use the same stock across cards, letterheads and folders. Add special finishes (spot UV, foil) only where they matter. See paper stocks and costs.
4. Choose the right print method
Short runs suit digital printing. As quantities grow, offset printing can be cheaper per piece. Tell us your yearly need and we will suggest the best option.
5. Plan the deadline
Rush work costs more. Order early, and choose a standard turnaround when you can.
6. Send a correct file
Reprints and fixes are the most expensive part of any job. Start from a free template and read the prepress checklist.
7. Ask about a business account
Regular buyers can set up a business account for repeat orders and faster reordering.
Frequently asked questions
Is bigger always cheaper per piece?
Usually, but only buy what you will use. Printed material can go out of date.
Can I split a large order into different versions?
Often yes. Ask us for a quote for several versions of the same item.
Do you print large runs?
Yes. Creaze Commercial Printing handles bulk offset runs, books and packaging.
