Print & Packaging

Brochures Print worth keeping.

A good brochure gets read in waiting rooms, tucked into folders and carried home. A bad one becomes a coaster. We design rack cards, flyers, tri-folds and catalogs that explain what you do clearly enough to keep.

Marble head of Venus

The ClassicMarble, still in circulation

What’s included

Paper that pulls its weight.

Designed to be read, kept and handed to the person who actually makes the decision.

Pricing

Three ways to get read.

Every price is per finished piece, and every piece includes revisions until you love it.

Rack Card or Flyer

One page, two sides, one clear message.

$750

custom design, both sides

Most popular

Tri-Fold or Half-Fold Brochure

The classic, for waiting rooms and meetings.

$900

four to six panels

GEO Targeted Postcard

Ideal for service industry farming neighborhoods

$200/mailing

50 cards

Print pricing for different quantities is available upon request.

In a world of endless tabs and disappearing stories, there’s something wonderfully stubborn about paper. It sits on the counter. It waits.

Write for one reader at a time

The best brochures don’t try to talk to everyone. A rack card for parents sounds different from a flyer for donors, and both sound different from a sales sheet for a CFO. We design each piece for the person who will actually pick it up, with one clear message and one clear next step.

Clear beats crammed

The temptation is to fit everything on the page. Resist it. We organize your content so it scans in seconds: a headline that matters, short sections, real photos and enough white space for the important parts to breathe. If someone remembers one thing, it should be the right thing.

A family of pieces, not a pile

Rack cards, brochures, flyers and reports work best when they look like they came from the same place. Designed from your brandscape, every piece reinforces the last, which builds the kind of familiarity that turns into trust.

Designed, printed and delivered

We prep the files, recommend the right paper, check the proofs and get it printed through partners we trust, so what lands on your desk looks exactly like what you approved.

Let’s make something people keep.

Need something to hand out?

Tell us who will read it and what they should do next. We’ll make it impossible to toss.

Pro Tips
Straight answers from twenty years of client meetings.
Examples

Brochures worth keeping.

Compass Youth and Family Services tri-fold brochure, inside spread
Compass Youth & Family Services · Tri-fold, inside
MMKL Group Automating ESG tri-fold brochure, outside
MMKL Group · Tri-fold, outside
Big Energy mining brochure, cover and first page
Big Energy · 8-page brochure
Empower Mali rack card, front and back
Empower Mali · Rack card, front and back
Gutow Management Best Landlord rack card
Gutow Management · Rack card
Children First Education Fund brochure, Expanding Education Choice
Children First Education Fund · Brochure
How it works

From a pile of notes to a stack of brochures.

01

Pick the reader

Who picks it up, where, and what they should do next.

02

Shape the message

We organize your content and tighten the copy.

03

Design and proof

Layouts, photos and a proof to check before the full run.

04

Print and deliver

Printed through partners we trust and delivered where you need it.

Questions

Asked at nearly every kickoff.

Do people still read brochures?

The right people do. Brochures work where decisions happen offline: waiting rooms, meetings, events and kitchen tables.

Yes. Most clients send rough notes or an old brochure, and we turn it into clear, scannable copy.

We can. We’ll recommend paper and finishes, check proofs and coordinate printing and delivery through our Print Management service.

Yes. We deliver a print-ready file and a lighter PDF you can email or post online.

Let’s talk

Every great project starts with a little contact.

Book a free consultation. Bring the big idea, the messy brief or the “would it be crazy if…”. We’ll bring the questions, and probably a few good answers.

Two marble hands reaching toward each other, after Michelangelo

The Kickoff MeetingAfter Michelangelo. Coffee not pictured.