8-Page Catalog Printing Prices

Here is the Bright Print Works pricing by quantity for the exact catalog specifications used in this guide:

Why Does the Price Per Catalog Drop at Larger Quantities?

Printing more catalogs increases the total order price, but it can dramatically reduce what you pay for each finished piece.

If your business knows it will use the catalogs, ordering a larger quantity can make each piece considerably less expensive. The right quantity still depends on how quickly your products, pricing, offers or other catalog content may change.

How Much Does It Cost to Print 100 8-Page Catalogs?

Bright Print Works prices 100 8-page catalogs at $248 using the specifications in this guide. That works out to $2.48 per catalog. A smaller run like this can make sense when you need professional catalogs but do not need thousands of copies.

How Much Does It Cost to Print 500 8-Page Catalogs?

500 8-page catalogs are $788 at Bright Print Works for this configuration, or approximately $1.58 each. This gives businesses a larger quantity while bringing the per-piece price down from the 100-copy level.

How Much Does It Cost to Print 1,000 8-Page Catalogs?

Bright Print Works prices 1,000 catalogs at $948, which works out to approximately 95¢ each. At this quantity, the per-catalog price has dropped below $1 using the specifications shown here.

How Much Does It Cost to Print 5,000 8-Page Catalogs?

5,000 8-page catalogs are $1,888 at Bright Print Works, or approximately 38¢ per catalog.

For businesses distributing catalogs to customers, sales teams, dealers, locations, trade show visitors or direct prospects, the lower per-piece cost of a larger print run can be significant.

How Do These 8-Page Catalog Prices Compare With Other Printers?

We compared Bright Print Works with UPrinting, PrintRunner and Printing for Less using comparable 8-page catalog specifications at quantities from 100 through 5,000.

See every printer and every price in Catalog Printing Prices Compared.

What If 8 Pages Are Not Enough?

Eight pages can work well when the content is focused, but you should not squeeze products, photographs or important information into an 8-page format simply to save money.

For comparison, Bright Print Works pricing for the same 8.5" × 11", 100 lb Gloss Text self-cover configuration starts at $328 for 100 12-page catalogs.

If you need the additional space, see How Much Does It Cost to Print a 12-Page Catalog?

Is an 8-Page Catalog the Right Size for Your Content?

The right page count depends on what you need the catalog to accomplish. An 8-page catalog can provide enough room for a focused product selection, service presentation, company overview or promotional piece without becoming unnecessarily long.

If you are still deciding, read How Many Pages Should a Printed Catalog Have?

Does Paper Choice Affect Catalog Printing Cost?

Yes. The prices in this guide use 100 lb Gloss Text with a self-cover. Changing the paper or cover configuration can change both the price and the feel of the finished catalog.

Learn more in Best Paper for Catalog Printing: Text & Cover Stock Explained.

What Binding Should You Use?

Binding is another important part of planning a printed catalog. The right choice depends on page count, presentation and how the finished piece will be used.

See our comparison: Saddle Stitch vs. Perfect Bound Catalogs: Which Should You Choose?

Preparing an 8-Page Catalog for Printing

Before printing, make sure the page count, photographs, product information, typography and overall layout work together as a complete piece. Planning the catalog correctly before submitting artwork can help avoid unnecessary revisions.

See How to Design a Catalog for Printing before preparing your final file.

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