One size, two jobs
A palm card is the card a candidate or a cause puts in someone's hand: at the door, outside the grocery store, at a firehouse pancake breakfast. It carries a photo, the name and the office, a few priorities and the date to vote, and it has to make its point before the door closes.
A rack card waits in a brochure rack at a hotel desk, a visitor center, a waiting room or a counter, and is picked up by someone deciding where to go next. Its top third has to win that moment, so the name and the reason to visit sit high on the card, where the rack leaves them showing.
What the templates give you
- A front and a back. The back carries on: a list of what you offer, the hours, how to get there, a QR code and the phone.
- Tall or wide. Every design is laid out both ways, and the price is the same. Racks hold cards standing tall.
- Room for your photo and logo. Tap a dashed box to upload yours; the designer checks that it will print sharp.
- Words that fit. The sample words are real enough to show you where yours go, and the lines some jobs need are already there.
Printing and pickup
Cards print in full color on 14 point card, on one side or both, from 100. Colors can run right to the edge; keep words a quarter inch inside it. Cards are printed in the business days the designer shows for your paper and quantity, counted from when you approve your proof, and the designer gives one date: the day they are ready to pick up free at our Hopewell Junction shop or ship straight to you anywhere in the US. Rush printing prints most orders the next business day, with no separate proof. Planning to mail them? Ask us first, so the size and the postage are right before anything prints.