Design that matches the website.
Printed work carries the same weight as the site — often more, because it's what gets left on a kitchen table after a quote. When the leaflet, the van and the website all look like they came from the same business, you look like a bigger operation than you are. When they don't, people notice without knowing why.
What this covers
Logo and brand basics, business cards and stationery, leaflets and brochures, signage and vehicle livery artwork, exhibition banners. Designed against the same colours, type and photography as your website, and supplied as print-ready files you own outright.
I design the artwork, then it's your choice how it gets printed. I can hand over print-ready files for you to take to a printer yourselves, or I can arrange the printing on your behalf — liaising with the printer and checking proofs, with that work added to the quote. Either way, the print costs themselves are paid direct to the printer.
Who it's for
Mostly this is for clients I'm already working with — the site goes live, and then the van, the cards and the quote template all need to catch up with it.
If you've found this page on its own and you're not having a website built, it's still worth a conversation, but be aware this is a smaller part of what I do and it queues behind web work.
How it works
Short version: we agree what's needed and what it's for, I quote it, you get a first design, we go back and forth once or twice, and you get the final files. Most single items are completed with a week.
From there, you either take the files to a printer yourselves, or I arrange the printing for you — sourcing the printer, sending the files and checking the proofs.
What it costs
Quoted per project, but as a guide:
- Business cards and stationery from £180
- Leaflet or flyer from £250
- Eight-page brochure from £650
- Vehicle livery or signage artwork from £450
- Pull-up or exhibition banner from £220
- Logo & Brand Basics £950
If you'd rather I handled the printing, that liaison work is added to the quote. Either way, print costs are paid direct to the printer and aren't part of my fee.
Want to talk about design & print?
A short guided form — tell me about your business and what you need, and I'll come back with real numbers.
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