Most online printers typically land somewhere between a few cents and a dollar a flyer, depending on quantity, paper and how much shipping gets bolted on at checkout. At i Can Print That, full-color 8.5×11 flyers cost $89 for 100, $229 for 1,000, or $449 for 5,000 — all-in, shipping included.
What drives the price of flyers
Flyer pricing comes down to four things. Quantity is the big one: the press setup costs about the same whether you print 100 or 5,000, so the per-flyer price drops fast as the run grows. Size comes next — 8.5×11 is the standard workhorse, and anything oversized or odd-shaped gets a custom quote. Paper and coating matter too: a thin copy-paper feel reads “garage sale,” while a heavier gloss or matte stock reads “real business.” Finally, turnaround: standard production is cheapest, and rush is a flat add-on rather than a percentage of your order.
Typical market pricing vs. all-in pricing
Search “cheap flyers” and the teaser prices look great — right up until checkout adds shipping, a paper upgrade and a proof fee. A delivered total at most online printers typically lands well above the number on the first screen, especially on small runs. All-in pricing flips that: the price on the page 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. Compare delivered totals, not headline numbers, and the “cheapest” option often isn't.
Real flyer prices (all-in)
| Quantity | Flyers (All-In) | Per piece |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | $89 | $0.89 |
| 250 | $129 | $0.52 |
| 500 | $189 | $0.38 |
| 1,000 | $229 | $0.23 |
| 2,500 | $349 | $0.14 |
| 5,000 | $449 | $0.09 |
How to save money on flyers (honestly)
Buy the quantity you'll actually use. The per-flyer price at 1,000 ($229) is a fraction of the price at 100 ($89), but a box of flyers with last month's date on it is pure waste. Keep the design evergreen — skip specific dates and use “this season” or a web link so one run lasts. Order a week ahead so you never need rush; if you do, it's a flat $9 for 2-day press, $19 for next-day production or $59 for 2-day air. And use the free file check: a typo caught on the proof costs nothing, a typo caught on 1,000 printed flyers costs a reprint.
All-in pricing. Free proof. No checkout surprises.
Full-color 8.5×11 flyers from $89 for 100 — shipping, proof and file check included.
Full-color 8.5×11 flyers from $89 for 100 — shipping, proof and file check included. ⚡ Or build a full kitFrequently asked questions
How much do 1,000 flyers cost?
At i Can Print That, 1,000 full-color 8.5x11 flyers cost $229 with shipping included, which works out to about 23 cents each. Across the market, prices vary a lot depending on paper and how shipping is added at checkout, so always compare the delivered total.
What is the cheapest way to print a small batch of flyers?
For a small run, 100 flyers are $89 and 250 are $129 all-in. If you'll use more than 100 over the next few months, the 250 run is usually the smarter buy because the per-flyer price drops from 89 cents to about 52 cents.
Do your flyer prices include shipping?
Yes. Every flyer price is all-in with shipping included, and we ship anywhere in the US. There's no separate shipping line at checkout.
What if I'm not sure my file is ready to print?
Send it anyway. Every order gets a free pro file check and a free digital proof, and nothing is charged until you approve that proof. If we get it wrong, we reprint it.
How much does rush flyer printing cost?
Rush is a flat fee, not a percentage: $9 for 2-day press, $19 for next-day production, or $59 for 2-day air shipping. Ordering about a week ahead usually lets you skip rush entirely.