What to print first & why
Print the service menu first. It's the one piece every client reads while they wait, and it does your upselling for you — nobody books the gloss treatment they don't know exists. Next, loyalty punch cards: in a business built on repeat visits, a “10th cut free” card is the cheapest retention program you'll ever run. Business cards for every stylist and barber turn each chair into its own referral engine — clients hand them to friends who ask “who does your hair?” Add a window banner for promos and die-cut stickers with your logo for mirrors, product bottles, and client water bottles.
What it actually costs
All-in pricing, shipping included, no surprises after the proof. Service menus: $189 for 250 — fresh pricing in every station for about 36 cents a copy. Loyalty punch cards: $54.99 for 500. Business cards for the whole team: $39.95/100, $44.95/250, $54.99/500 per design. Flyers for your next promo or stylist welcome: $129/250 or $189/500. A vinyl banner for the window runs $59 (2×6), $75 (3×6), or $89 (3×8). Die-cut stickers: $139/250 or $219/500. Gift certificates, price books, or anything fancier? Custom quote — if it holds ink, we print it.
How it works
Upload whatever you've got — a Canva design, a photo-heavy PDF, your logo and a price list. We run a free pro file check so your blacks print rich and your type stays crisp, then send a free digital proof before anything goes to press. Nothing is charged until you approve that proof — so if the balayage price is wrong or a stylist's name is misspelled, it costs you nothing to fix. Approve it, and we print and ship anywhere in the US with shipping already included. Covered by our reprint guarantee if we miss.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to print salon service menus?
Salon and barbershop service menus cost $189 for 250 at i Can Print That — about 76 cents each, shipping included. Every order gets a free professional file check and a free digital proof, and nothing is charged until you approve it. Raised your prices? That's exactly when to reprint — stale menus undersell your work.
Do loyalty punch cards work for salons and barbershops?
Extremely well — hair is the ideal punch-card business because visits recur every 3–8 weeks. A "buy 9, get the 10th free" card gives clients a reason to stop shopping around. At $54.99 for 500 cards (about 11 cents each), retaining even two or three clients covers the entire print run many times over.
Can each stylist in my salon get their own business cards?
Yes — each stylist's card is its own design and its own order: $39.95/100, $44.95/250, or $54.99/500. Keep one salon look with each stylist's name, chair, and booking link. Every design gets its own free file check and free digital proof, so names and numbers are verified before anything prints.
What should a new barbershop print for its grand opening?
Four things: a vinyl banner for the window ($59–$89) so the street knows you exist, flyers ($129/250) for nearby businesses and gyms, business cards ($39.95/100), and loyalty punch cards ($54.99/500) so day-one customers become regulars. That's a complete opening kit for under $300, shipping included, proofed before anything prints.
Will my printed colors match my salon's branding?
We run a free pro file check on every order to flag color-mode and resolution issues before printing, then send a free digital proof for your approval — you're not charged until you sign off. Keep in mind screens glow and paper doesn't, so small shifts are normal; our reprint guarantee backs any true printing error.
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