What to print first & why
Start with the menu or tap list. A clean printed menu makes ordering faster on a packed Friday and keeps your food and flagship beers front and center. Next, die-cut stickers: brewery stickers are the most-collected freebie in America, and every laptop, cooler, and growler they land on is free advertising. Tees and merch come third, because your fans want to rep you and merch margin helps cover the slow Tuesdays. Add hang tags to your merch so it looks like a real retail line, not a box behind the bar. Vinyl banners announce release days, trivia, live music, and the patio opening. And loyalty punch cards (“10th pint on us”) reward the regulars who keep the lights on.
What it actually costs
All-in, shipping included, no hidden fees on the tab. Menus: $229 for 1,000. Die-cut stickers (3″): $139/250 or $219/500. Tees, 1-color front: about $15.53 each at 24, down to about $9.40 each at 144. Hoodies run about $33.81 each at 24. Vinyl banners: $59 (2×6), $75 (3×6), $89 (3×8). Loyalty punch cards: $54.99 for 500. Hang tags for merch: $149 for 500. Event flyers: $129/250. Multi-color shirts, coasters, can labels, table tents? Custom quote.
How it works
Send your logo and artwork, whether it came from a pro designer or your head brewer's sketchbook. Our free pro file check makes sure your art prints sharp at any size. You get a free digital proof before anything prints, and nothing is charged until you approve it, so a misspelled IPA name gets caught on screen. Approve it and we print and ship anywhere in the US with shipping included in the price you saw. If we get something wrong, our reprint guarantee covers it. Release day sneaking up? $19 next-day production and $59 2-day air shipping are there when you need them.
Frequently asked questions
How much do brewery stickers cost?
Die-cut 3-inch stickers cost $139 for 250 or $219 for 500, shipping included. Smaller 2-inch stickers are $109 for 250 or $149 for 500. Every order includes a free pro file check and a free digital proof before anything prints.
Is selling custom shirts worth it for a bar or taproom?
Usually, yes. A 1-color front tee runs about $15.53 each at 24 or $9.40 each at 144, so there's room for margin at the bar. Plus every shirt worn around town is advertising. Multi-color designs get an exact custom quote.
How often should a taproom reprint its menu?
Print your core menu in volume ($229 for 1,000) and keep rotating taps on a chalkboard or screen. That way a new release doesn't throw out a whole stack of menus. Reprint when food or flagship prices change, and check every price on your free digital proof.
Do loyalty punch cards work for bars and breweries?
They're a simple way to reward regulars, like a free pint or glass after ten visits. At $54.99 for 500 cards, a few extra visits pays for the whole batch. Check your local rules on drink promotions before you print, and review the wording on your proof.
Can you print hang tags for our merch?
Yes, hang tags are $149 for 500, shipping included. They give shirts, hats, and hoodies a polished retail look and a spot for your logo, size, and story. You approve a free digital proof before printing, and nothing is charged until you do.
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