Professionally printed brochures give your customers something clear, organized, and memorable to take with them — perfect for services, menus, events, real estate, product information, and business promotions.
Brochures are one of the easiest ways to organize your offer, explain your services, show product details, promote an event, or give customers a professional takeaway.
Quote-based pricing
Brochure pricing depends on size, paper stock, fold type, quantity, coating, artwork readiness, and turnaround needs.
Request a QuoteIf a business card is too small and a flyer is too simple, a brochure gives you room to explain the value clearly.
Perfect for explaining what you offer, showing service packages, answering common questions, and giving prospects a professional leave-behind.
Great for property features, agent introductions, open houses, home service partners, and neighborhood information.
Use brochures for takeout menus, catering menus, seasonal offers, event menus, and promotional handouts.
Use brochures to explain sponsorships, event schedules, donor levels, programs, team info, and promotional packages.
Helpful for explaining services, procedures, care options, appointment steps, and patient/client education.
Use brochures to compare options, show product benefits, explain pricing tiers, or guide customers toward the right choice.
The right fold helps control the flow of information. Each panel should be clear, easy to follow, and organized around one main idea.
Simple, clean, and easy to read. Great for menus, programs, and basic information.
One of the most popular brochure styles. Great for service menus, company overviews, and sales materials.
Good for step-by-step information, maps, process explanations, and sequential messages.
Creates a more dramatic reveal. Good for premium offers, invitations, and visual-heavy pieces.
Great for presentations where the center message matters most. Avoid crossover text where panels meet.
Useful when you have multiple panels of information that need to unfold in order.
Works well for timelines, event schedules, guides, menus, and multi-step information.
Good for larger brochures with more detailed information and multiple content sections.
Creates a compact piece with a unique presentation style for special promotions.
Gloss stocks help colors pop. Matte stocks create a softer, more professional look. Uncoated stocks are better when you want a more natural, writable feel.
Smooth, shiny, and damage resistant. Similar to a soft catalog cover.
Flexible, sturdy, and great for vibrant colors. A thicker option for a more premium feel.
Bright white, smooth, and uncoated. Compatible with laser and inkjet printers.
Lightweight yet durable. Good for vibrant colors with a flexible brochure feel.
Crisp white paper stock with a non-glossy, more subdued finish.
A lighter matte option with a soft, clean, professional appearance.
That’s exactly why we quote these. We can help you choose the right size, fold, paper stock, and finish based on what you’re trying to accomplish.
If you do not already have brochure artwork, we can help with layout, structure, messaging, and print-ready design.
A brochure should not just look nice. It should help people understand what you offer, why it matters, and what to do next.
Sending print-ready artwork helps prevent delays and keeps your brochure looking sharp.
Proofing options may be available depending on the order. Files not built correctly can delay production, so we recommend checking artwork carefully before submitting.
Brochures have folds and panels, so layout matters more than most people realize.
Each panel should have a clear purpose. Don’t overload every section with too much text.
The fold should match the way the reader moves through your information.
We do not recommend crossing important text or images across fold lines, especially on gate folds.
Your brochure should tell people what to do next — call, scan, visit, book, order, or request a quote.
Common questions about brochure printing.
No. Brochure pricing is quote-based because size, paper stock, fold type, quantity, finish, and artwork needs can all affect the final price.
Minimum quantities can depend on the paper, fold, and production setup. Request a quote and we’ll help determine the best option for your order.
Yes. We can help with layout, copy structure, panel organization, design cleanup, and print-ready artwork setup.
Yes. If your artwork is ready, you can upload it when requesting your quote. Make sure it follows the file setup guidelines.
Tri-fold is the most common for general business use. Half fold works well for menus and programs. Z-fold and accordion fold work well for step-by-step information.
Use CMYK color mode for print files. RGB files may shift in color when printed.