Pricing
What stickers cost, and why the number moves when you change the order.
What it costs
| Quantity | Each | Setup | Order total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–49 | $0.75 | $5.00 | $15.00 minimum |
| 50–249 | $0.50 | $5.00 | $30.00 |
| 250–999 | $0.35 | $5.00 | $92.50 |
| 1,000 or more | $0.25 | $5.00 | $255.00 |
Priced for 2″ × 2″ stickers — White Vinyl · Die-Cut (cut to shape) · Gloss Laminate. Other materials, sizes and finishes price differently; the order form gives you the exact number as you change them.
How the price is worked out
There is no price list of fixed products, because there are no fixed products. A price comes from four things:
- Area. Cost is per square inch, so a 3″ sticker costs a bit over twice what a 2″ one does — area grows faster than width.
- Material. Each roll has its own rate. Holographic stock costs several times what paper does, and that difference carries straight through.
- Quantity. The rate drops at each break in the table above. Most of what you are paying for on a short run is setting the job up, and that cost is the same for 20 stickers as for 2,000.
- Finish. Laminate adds a percentage to the sticker price.
Before you are charged, the job is laid out across the roll, so the quote knows how many stickers fit per row and how much media the run actually consumes. That is why the order form shows you the layout next to the price.
Setup, minimums and the rest
The setup charge in the table is per order, not per sticker. It covers building the print file: laying out the artboard, drawing the cut path and proofing it.
Orders that work out below $15.00 are charged $15.00. Below that it costs us more to set the job up than the stickers are worth.
Prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude shipping and any applicable tax, both of which are shown at checkout before you pay.