What to print first & why
Begin with invite cards — small postcards your congregation can hand to a neighbor or coworker. A personal invitation remains the way most people first walk through a church's doors, and a well-made card makes that invitation easier to extend. Next, a banner: for your building, your series launch, or your Easter and Christmas services, a banner tells the whole street that something is happening here. Connection cards for the pews help you follow up with visitors well. Flyers serve your events — VBS, outreach dinners, community days. And for reaching the neighborhood directly, postcard mailings bring your invitation to every home around your building.
What it actually costs
We believe church budgets deserve plain numbers. Invite cards (4×6 postcards) are $59/100 or $109/500 — enough for the whole congregation to carry a few. Vinyl banners: 2×6 $59, 3×6 $75, 3×8 $89, sized for entryways, lawns, and stages. Event flyers run $129/250 or $189/500. Connection or prayer cards work beautifully as business-card prints: $39.95/100 up to $54.99/500. To invite the surrounding neighborhood, EDDM mailings start at $398 per route and include both printing and mailing to roughly 400–800 homes. Volunteer and camp tees start at $9.40 each at 144. Shipping is included in every price — what you see is what you give.
How it works
We know these pieces are often prepared by volunteers and staff wearing several hats, so the process is forgiving. Upload your design — polished or not — and our team performs a free professional file check, catching anything that would print poorly. You'll then receive a free digital proof showing exactly how your piece will look, and nothing is charged until you approve it. Every price already includes shipping, so there are no surprises for the finance team. And our reprint guarantee means that if something arrives wrong on our end, we make it right. Your focus stays on the ministry; the printing is simply taken care of.
Frequently asked questions
How much do church invite cards cost?
Invite cards printed as 4x6 postcards cost $59 for 100 or $109 for 500 at i Can Print That, with shipping included. The 500 quantity equips most congregations to share invitations freely before Easter, Christmas, or a new series. Every order includes a free file check and a free digital proof, and nothing is charged until the proof is approved.
What size banner should a church order for Easter or Christmas services?
A 3x8 vinyl banner ($89) is the most visible choice for building exteriors and street-facing lawns. The 3x6 ($75) suits entryways and stages, and the 2x6 ($59) works well indoors or at registration tables. All banner prices include shipping, and you approve a free digital proof before anything prints — so dates and service times are exactly right.
How can our church invite the whole neighborhood to an event?
EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail) delivers your postcard to every home on a chosen postal route — roughly 400–800 households — starting at $398 per route, with printing and mailing both included. Many churches pair one or two routes around their building with invite cards ($109/500) for the congregation to share personally. All pricing includes shipping.
Is church printing affordable for a small congregation?
Yes. Connection cards start at $39.95 for 100, invite postcards at $39.95 for 100, event flyers at $129 for 250, and a banner at $59 — each with shipping already included. Because nothing is charged until you approve a free digital proof, there's no risk of paying for a piece with an error. The price listed is the full price.
Do you print t-shirts for VBS, camps, and volunteer teams?
Yes — custom tees start at $9.40 each at a quantity of 144, which fits most VBS weeks, youth camps, and volunteer teams. Smaller quantities or specialty garments receive a quick custom quote. As with everything, you'll approve a free digital proof before printing, nothing is charged until approval, and a reprint guarantee stands behind the order.
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