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You have found Australia's largest marketplace for commercial printing companies. With more than 700 commercial printing companies offering a range of quotes, you are sure to get the very best price on your printing requirements. With more than 50,000 quotes submitted through the site already, commercial printing companies are amongst the hungriest for new work.

As a price guide, Commercial Printing on ServiceSeeking.com.au costs on average just $699 for a standard print run.

How do I get Commercial Printing quotes?

• Fill out a simple quote request form
• We alert local Commercial Printing businesses about your needs
• They offer printing quotes and prices
• You choose the best quote

What do I include in a Printing quote request?

1. Start by letting printers know what you want from the finished product. For instance, is it a flyer or leaflet for a letter box drop, or a catalogue to send to your top customers.
2. Let printers know the quantity you need.
3. Let printers know what size the finished product should be.
4. Do you want black and white, one colour or many colours? Printing quotes for black and white are much cheaper than for full colour.
5. Provide details of when and where you need the product to be delivered. Printing quotes for urgent jobs tend to be more expensive.
6. Let them know if you need design services or if you already have a graphic designer. Commercial printing companies often have in-house graphic designers or can negotiate a good rate on design for you.

Commercial Printing | Common paper density

• Newspaper is approx 45gsm
• Ordinary Office Paper is approx 80gsm
• Business Cards are between 300 & 400gsm

Commercial Printing | Common paper sizes

• Business cards are about 89mm x 53mm
• Standard business envelopes are called "DL" size. This is 220mm x 110mm. You can fold an A4 sheet into thirds and fit into this size envelope.
• A4 paper is 210mm x 297mm and is a very common format for office paper, magazines and catalogues

Commercial Printing | Terminology

Printers may ask about what "stock" you would like them to use. "Stock" is just the type of fabric or material, usually paper or card, that you want the finished product to be printed on. Stock is measured in grams per square metre (gsm).

They may also want to know whether you want a gloss or a matt finish, or if you want an extra layer of protection by applying a celloglaze coating, for instance. Finishes like this can help protect the printed material and can be useful if you want the finished product to stay in good condition over time.

Binding is important, too. Catalogues or magazines can be saddle-stitched, which basically means that they are folded over and secured down the folded edge with staples or thread. Otherwise, they can be perfect bound, where the pages are bound with a spine (like most thicker magazines) or even ring-bound. The binding you choose can affect the final costs.