Quick answer
There's no single price for brochure printing: the cost depends on size, page count, paper, binding, finishing, quantity and delivery. The most reliable way to know is to request a quote with your full specification. We don't publish fixed prices because every brochure is quoted to its specification.
What affects the cost of a brochure?
- Page count — more pages mean more paper and press time
- Size — larger formats use more paper
- Paper — heavier and speciality stocks cost more
- Cover — a separate heavier cover adds cost over a self cover
- Binding — saddle stitching is generally simpler than perfect binding
- Finishing — lamination, spot UV and foil add stages
- Quantity — unit cost generally falls as quantity rises
- Delivery — location, split deliveries and timescale
How to reduce brochure costs without compromising
- Use a standard size such as A4 or A5
- Keep the page count to a multiple of four (and ideally eight)
- Consider a self cover for internal documents
- Ask for prices at more than one quantity
Information to include in your brochure quote request
Size and orientation, total page count including cover, paper preferences for text and cover, binding, any finishes, quantity, delivery postcode and date.
This guide gives general information about commercial printing. Specifications and availability vary between production partners; we'll confirm the details for your project in your quotation. Request a quote.
