What to print first & why
Start with the thing customers hold: your menu. A crisp, current menu quietly tells people the kitchen has its act together — and a takeout version rides home in every bag as a reorder machine. Next, loyalty punch cards: the cheapest repeat-visit engine in food service, and regulars love collecting them. Then a vinyl banner for the window or the truck line (“Now Open,” “Order Ahead,” your handle in huge letters). Food truck? Die-cut stickers are your street team — slap them on laptops, coolers, and bumpers and your logo travels farther than your truck does. Restaurant marketing materials don't need to be complicated. They need to be everywhere.
What it actually costs
All-in, shipping included, nothing hidden in the cart. Menus run $229 for 1,000 — about 23 cents per menu for the single most-read document in your business. Loyalty punch cards are $54.99 for 500. Flyers for your catering push are $129/250 or $189/500. Vinyl banners are $59 (2×6), $75 (3×6), or $89 (3×8). Die-cut stickers for the truck crowd: $139/250 or $219/500. Business cards for the owner and catering manager: $39.95/100, $44.95/250, $54.99/500. Table tents, window clings, something weirder? Custom quote — if it holds ink, we print it.
How it works
Upload your file — or your best attempt at a file — and we run a free pro file check: bleed, resolution, fonts, the stuff that ruins print jobs at 2 a.m. Then you get a free digital proof before anything prints, and nothing is charged until you approve it. Typo in the taco description? Caught before it's 1,000 copies deep. Once you approve, we print and ship anywhere in the US, shipping included in the price you saw. And if something arrives wrong on our end, our reprint guarantee covers it. Proof first, pay after, no surprises.
Frequently asked questions
How much do restaurant menus cost to print?
At i Can Print That, full-color menus cost $229 for 1,000, shipping included — about 23 cents per menu. Every order includes a free professional file check and a free digital proof, and you're not charged until you approve the proof. Smaller or specialty formats (folded, laminated, oversized) get a fast custom quote.
What should a new food truck print first?
Start with three items: die-cut stickers ($139/250) to hand out at every window, a vinyl banner ($59–$89) so people can read your name from across the lot, and loyalty punch cards ($54.99/500) to turn first-timers into regulars. Together that's a complete food truck marketing kit for well under $250, shipping included.
Can I see a proof before my menus print?
Yes — always. Every order gets a free digital proof, and nothing prints or gets charged until you approve it. A pro also checks your file first for resolution, bleed, and font issues. If a menu price changed last minute, you catch it at the proof stage, not after 1,000 copies arrive.
Do loyalty punch cards actually work for restaurants?
Yes — punch cards are one of the highest-ROI print products in food service because they reward the behavior you want: coming back. At $54.99 for 500 cards (about 11 cents each), one extra visit from a handful of customers pays for the whole batch. They work especially well for coffee, tacos, pizza, and lunch spots.
How fast can I get menus or banners shipped?
Most orders move to production the same day you approve your free digital proof, then ship anywhere in the US with shipping already included in the price. Approve quickly and your turnaround stays tight. If you're racing a grand opening or a festival date, tell us — rush options get a custom quote.
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