A thousand business cards, full colour both sides, priced from their Premium configurator and our product page on 12 September 2026. Shipping counted where it is charged.
On the card that actually compares, their Premium line, a thousand is $64.99 before shipping against our $55 with shipping in the price. Where FedEx Office is unbeatable is the clock: a lighter Quick card, 250 for $31.25, can be in your hand this afternoon.
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I Love Brandable versus FedEx Office: prices and service, read 12 September 2026
A closer look.↘
Print, design and a person who checks your file.
The print counter you can walk into.
1,000 business cards, full colour, both sides
↗$55 on 16pt, shipping included
$64.99, Premium line on their standard premium cardstock, delivery only, shipping quoted at checkout
500 business cards
↗Not sold; our runs start at 1,000
$54.99 Premium, or $62.50 Quick on 100 lb cover for pickup
250 business cards
↗Not sold
$44.99 Premium, or $31.25 Quick on 100 lb cover for pickup
Foil stamping, raised print, pearlized, linen, square and foldover on the Premium line
Turnaround
↗Two to three business days on press once you approve your proof, then shipping, which is in the price on cards
Premium ships after production; most Quick orders ready the same day or within 24 hours for store pickup
Shipping
↗In the price
Premium is delivery only, quoted at checkout; Quick can be picked up free
Who checks your file
↗A person, before anything prints
A person at the counter in store; not stated for online orders
Design help
↗Print design $97, logo $250
Canva templates built into the order flow
Same 3.5 by 2 card, full colour, printed both sides, 1,000 at a time. Their Premium prices are from the Premium configurator, standard premium cardstock, flat, double-sided; their Quick line is a lighter 100 lb cover sold for same-day pickup and is shown for that reason only. Prices move and promotions move faster; FedEx Office was running $20 off print orders over $75 on the day. Check before you decide, and tell us if a number here has changed. Sources & details ↗
WHERE WE HAVE THE EDGE
Planned print, priced properly.
FedEx Office is built around a counter you can walk up to. That is worth a lot on the day you need something in an hour, and it costs something on every other day.
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At a thousand cards, the planned order is cheaper here.
Their Premium line priced a thousand full colour double-sided cards at $64.99 on 12 September 2026. The same count here is $55 with shipping included, on a 16pt stock.
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The stock is a card stock, not a cover weight.
Their Premium line is quoted on 110 lb and 130 lb stock and the Quick line on 100 lb cover. Ours is 16pt as standard, with 32pt ultra thick on the menu if you want the card people keep.
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Seven finishes, not two lines.
Gloss, matte, rounded corners, spot UV on both sides, soft touch, 32pt ultra thick and a painted edge with sixteen edge colours, each with its price on the page.
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Delivery is inside the price on business cards.
Our card prices are landed at 1,000, 2,500 and 5,000. Their Premium line is delivery only, quoted separately.
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A person looks at your file before a press runs.
Checks run in your browser as you upload, and then a person looks at the file rather than an automated queue. We come back to you if something needs fixing.
Where FedEx Office wins
There is one thing they do that we cannot do at all.
Today. Same day and next day pickup at a store near you. If that is the requirement, go there.
A counter and a person in the room, which matters when you are holding the file and not sure about it.
Small quantities on their Quick line, which is cheaper than us at a hundred or two hundred cards.
A nationwide footprint for shipping and for the rest of what a print counter does.
Some projects start with a finished logo. Others start with a rough sketch and a feeling. Either one has a place here.
Tell us about your business, what you are making and the look you have in mind. We agree the scope and the revision rounds up front, then make artwork built for the product you picked, set up correctly for its finish. You do not need to arrive with every detail figured out.
Matte meets a little spotlight.A softer edge. A strong first impression.Your colors, doing the talking.
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Make an impression. Then make it tactile.
A business card is a tiny piece of your business that someone gets to keep. The paper, the shape and the finish all decide how it feels in the hand.
Seven finishes on the same standard card: gloss, matte, rounded corners, spot UV on both sides, soft touch, 32pt ultra thick and a painted edge. Each one is photographed as the real printed thing, with its price and its artwork rules on the page.
The card starts the conversation. Your website, your presentation and your everyday graphics keep it going. Bring the next one to the same people.
Alongside print we do logos, custom graphic design, websites and workflow automations. The second job does not start with explaining your brand to a stranger, because the same team already printed the first.
Choose around the order you actually have, not a row of checkmarks.
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I Love Brandable could be your kind of thing.
You want a thousand cards on a proper 16pt stock with shipping already in the price, a person who looks at the file before it prints, and one team you can bring the logo, the website and the next print job to. You can wait three days for it.
You need cards today and there is a store on your way: their Quick line is made for that. You want 100 or 250, not a thousand. You want to hand a file to a person at a counter. Or you want foil, raised print, a square or a foldover card from their Premium line. Those are real advantages, and no amount of writing changes them.
On the like-for-like card, yes. A thousand full-colour double-sided cards from their Premium line is $64.99 before shipping; ours is $55 with shipping included, on 16pt. Their Quick line is cheaper per card at small quantities, but it is a lighter 100 lb cover and stops at 500 per order online.
Can I get cards today from you?+
No. Our cards are two to three business days on press once you approve your proof, then shipping. If you need them this afternoon, FedEx Office is the right answer, and their Quick line is made for exactly that.
Why can’t I order 250 from you?+
Our card prices come from press runs that start at a thousand, which is what makes a thousand cards cost fifty five dollars. Below that the setup dominates the price, and FedEx Office will serve you better.
Who actually looks at my file?+
A person, before anything prints. When you upload artwork on a product page it is checked on the spot for size, bleed and resolution, and then you get a PDF proof by email. Nothing goes to press until you approve it. At FedEx Office a person at the counter can look at it in store; for online orders their pages do not say.
What about foil, raised print or a square card?+
FedEx Office’s Premium line lists foil stamping, raised print, pearlized and linen stocks, square, circle and foldover formats. We do not make those. Our specialist finishes are spot UV, soft touch, 32pt ultra thick and a painted edge, each priced per thousand on its own page.
Are these prices still current?+
They were read from FedEx Office’s Premium configurator and Quick product page on 12 September 2026, when a $20 off print orders over $75 promotion was showing. Prices and promotions change often, so check before you decide, and tell us if a number here has moved.