Door hangers typically cost more per piece than flyers at small quantities because of the die-cut hole and heavier stock, then get cheap fast as the run grows. At i Can Print That, door hangers cost $259 for 250, $329 for 1,000, or $799 for 5,000 — all-in, shipping included.
What drives the price of door hangers
Three things move door hanger pricing. The die cut: that hole and slit that slips over a doorknob requires a cutting step flyers don't, which is why small runs cost more per piece. Stock: a door hanger has to survive wind, rain and a curious dog, so it's printed on heavier cardstock than a typical flyer. And quantity: the setup is the expensive part, so the per-piece price drops sharply as you go from 250 to 1,000 to 5,000. Custom shapes, perforated tear-off coupons and unusual sizes get a custom quote.
Typical market pricing vs. all-in pricing
Most online printers typically quote door hangers before shipping, and heavy cardstock in bulk isn't light — so the delivered total often climbs well past the first number you saw. Some also charge extra for printing both sides. All-in pricing means the price you see is the price you pay, shipping included. Every order includes a free pro file check and a free digital proof, and nothing is charged until you approve that proof. Shipping is included in the price, we ship anywhere in the US, and if we get it wrong, we reprint it. For a piece that goes on hundreds of front doors, that proof step is worth a lot.
Real door hanger prices (all-in)
| Quantity | Door Hangers (All-In) | Per piece |
|---|---|---|
| 250 | $259 | $1.04 |
| 500 | $279 | $0.56 |
| 1,000 | $329 | $0.33 |
| 2,500 | $499 | $0.20 |
| 5,000 | $799 | $0.16 |
How to save money on door hangers (honestly)
Think in neighborhoods, not boxes. A crew can hang a few hundred in an afternoon, so 1,000 ($329, about 33 cents each) covers a solid route without leftovers going stale. Put a clear offer on it with a deadline — “$X off this month”ldquo;book by the 30th and save“$X off this month”rdquo; gets action, a logo alone gets recycled. Use both sides: the front sells, the back answers “why you” and how to book. Skip rush by ordering a week out; if you can't, it's a flat $9 for 2-day press, $19 for next-day production or $59 for 2-day air. And if you'd rather the mail carrier do the walking, EDDM neighborhood mailers start from $398 per route.
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Die-cut door hangers from $259 for 250 — shipping, proof and file check included.
Die-cut door hangers from $259 for 250 — shipping, proof and file check included. ⚡ Or build a full kitFrequently asked questions
How much do 1,000 door hangers cost?
At i Can Print That, 1,000 full-color die-cut door hangers cost $329 with shipping included, about 33 cents each. At 5,000 the price is $799, which drops to about 16 cents each.
Why do door hangers cost more than flyers?
Door hangers need heavier cardstock to hold up outside and an extra die-cutting step for the doorknob hole. That setup is why small runs cost more per piece, and why the price per hanger falls quickly at higher quantities.
What is the smallest door hanger order?
Our smallest run is 250 door hangers for $259 all-in. If you need a different quantity, size or a tear-off coupon, we will give you a custom quote.
Is shipping included in the price?
Yes. Every door hanger price includes shipping, and we ship anywhere in the US. You also get a free pro file check and a free digital proof, and nothing is charged until you approve the proof.
Are door hangers or mailers better for my business?
Door hangers are great when you or your crew are already in the neighborhood and want a hard-to-miss piece on the door. If you'd rather not walk, EDDM neighborhood mailers start from $398 per route, covering about 400 to 800 homes with print and postage included.