- 8.5" x 11" and 6 other sizes plus custom sizes
- Gloss, matte, or uncoated paper options
- Option for folding flyers: half-fold, tri-fold, accordion, and more
- Single- or double-sided printing
- Order quantities from 25 to 100,000
- Protective shrink-wrap bundling available in sets of 25 to 250
- Fast turnaround as quick as 1 business day, plus a delivery date estimate before you check out
Business Flyers
Features
- 8.5" x 11" and 6 other sizes plus custom sizes
- Gloss, matte, or uncoated paper options
- Option for folding flyers: half-fold, tri-fold, accordion, and more
- Single- or double-sided printing
- Order quantities from 25 to 100,000
- Protective shrink-wrap bundling available in sets of 25 to 250
- Fast turnaround as quick as 1 business day, plus a delivery date estimate before you check out
Business Flyer Printing That Boosts Your Brand
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Flyers can grab a customer’s attention and focus it on your business and what you offer.
Business flyers make it simple to share your message, whether you’re announcing a new store, a sale, an event, or a change of address. They work well for both big marketing campaigns and standard promotions. If you’re reordering a design you love or creating your first flyer, our calculator lets you pick the size and paper, then shows your final price in just a few clicks. Every order includes a free proof, so you’ll know exactly what to expect before we print.
Not sure whether a flyer or a brochure is the better fit? Read our guide: Flyers vs. Brochures vs. Pamphlets: What's the Difference?

Choosing Your Flyer Size
Our most popular size is a full 8.5" x 11" sheet. The size gives you the most room for images, headlines, and body text. If you're handing out large quantities or want something more compact and pocket-friendly, 4" x 6" and 5" x 7" are both popular choices. Just keep in mind they're noticeably smaller than a full letter sheet, closer to a postcard than a full page.
Need something in between, or a size we don't list? Choose Custom from the size menu and enter your own dimensions, from as small as 2" x 2" up to a poster-sized 27.75" x 16".
How to Choose the Best Paper Type
We offer three paper weights and two cardstock thicknesses, each available in your choice of coating. The right one comes down to how thick you want your flyer to feel and how you plan to hand it out.
Paper Stock Options
Paper size |
70 lb. paper |
80 lb. paper |
100 lb. paper |
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| Description | Our lightest option, with about the same feel and weight as notebook paper. | About the weight of a magazine page — a step up in durability from 70 lb. while still light and flexible. | Our thickest paper option, with a feel closer to a coffee table book page. |
| Advantages | A good fit if you're handing out large quantities in high-traffic areas and want something easy to carry. | The best choice for those who want the flexibility and ease of lightweight paper but with additional durability. | Sturdy enough that customers tend to hold onto it, which makes it a good choice for smaller events. |
Cardstock Choices
Thickness |
10 pt. cardstock |
14 pt. cardstock |
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| Description | Noticeably thicker than any paper option above, similar to a postcard or greeting card, while still easy to fold. | Our sturdiest, toughest material — about the weight of a standard business card or door hanger. |
| Best use cases | A nice step up when you want your flyer to feel a bit more substantial. | Best for flyers that will be displayed at a register or in a waiting room, or whenever you want a more premium feel. |
What to Expect With Our Coating Options
Matte |
Gloss |
High gloss UV |
Uncoated |
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| Gives your custom business flyers a smooth, subdued finish. | Adds that extra pop to your flyer design’s colors. | Is shinier than gloss and provides the highest reflectivity. | Is available for our 70 lb. paper and 14 pt. cardstock. |
| It works best on designs that balance large images with lengthier text. | Expect an added sheen to the surface that reflects under a light. It is similar to the finish seen on magazines. | It is able to withstand frequent handling and is resistant to abrasion, thus recommended for flyers that will be distributed outdoors and at large events. | No additional shine or touch is added to make the surface writable with a pen or marker. |
Not Sure What to Choose?
Most customers ordering business flyers go with a full 8.5" x 11" sheet, printed on both sides, on 100 lb. gloss paper, with our standard 3-business-day turnaround. We highly recommend this dependable, popular combination if this is your first order and you're not sure where to start.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Printing time is production only and doesn't include shipping. To see your delivery date, enter your ZIP code and select "Estimate Shipping Cost and Delivery Date" on the calculator before you check out.
Paper options (70 lb., 80 lb., 100 lb.) range from notebook-paper-thin to coffee-table-book-thick and stay flexible enough to fold or hand out in bulk. Cardstock options (10 pt., 14 pt.) are noticeably stiffer, more like a postcard or business card, and hold up better when displayed rather than handed around.
Choosing Shrink Wrapping bundles your flyers into sets of 25, 50, 100, 200, or 250, sealed in a clear plastic film. It keeps them protected from creasing or damage in transit, in addition to making them easier to count and hand out.
Use our Print Layout Templates to position your panels correctly and keep important text away from the fold lines. Flyers on thinner paper or up to 10 pt. cardstock are folded before shipping, while 14 pt. and thicker cardstock ships scored and flat, with a crease line that makes it easy to fold by hand.
Most customers order 500 to 1,000 flyers at a time. If you're trying out a new design, you can order as few as 25; if you're planning a bigger campaign, quantities scale all the way up to 100,000.
8.5" x 11" gives you the most room for images and text and is our most popular size. 4" x 6" and 5" x 7" are more compact and economical for high-volume handouts, but keep in mind they're noticeably smaller than a full letter sheet.
Yes — and it's what most customers choose. Printing front and back lets you fit more information, like a product line or extra event details, without needing a larger flyer.
14 pt. cardstock is our thickest material, with a weight similar to a standard business card. It holds up well to repeated handling, which makes it a good choice for flyers that will be displayed rather than handed out.
If you are mailing this product, please confirm that your mail addressing machine can print on the laminated surface. If unsure, please call to request for a sample before placing your order.