How much do beer labels cost?

Beer label pricing is driven by a handful of variables, and the cost per label drops sharply as the run size grows. There is no single flat rate, because a small batch of foil-accented die-cut labels and a large run of simple rectangles sit at very different price points.

• Size and shape: standard rectangles and ovals cost the least, while custom die-cut contours add tooling and material.
• Stock: coated paper is the budget choice, and waterproof films or textured specialty stocks cost more.
• Finish: gloss or matte laminate is inexpensive, while foil, embossing, and spot UV each raise the unit price.
• Quantity: setup is spread across the run, so ordering 1,000 labels is far cheaper per piece than ordering 100.

The fastest way to get an exact figure is an instant online price calculator, where you set your size, stock, finish, and quantity and see the total update in real time.