Business Cards Printing

Company Cards From 14pt Gloss to 45pt Cotton

A company card puts your name, number and logo in a hand at 3.5 by 2 inches, the size that fits a wallet. Standard Business Cards start at $17.57 for 100 on 14pt gloss cover, with 16pt gloss, 24pt ultra thick and 18pt kraft on the same order page. Cotton Business Cards move up to 45pt cotton, and square, mini and 2.125 by 3.375 credit card sizes sit beside the standard rectangle. 4OVER4.COM keeps 60+ paper types across its whole catalog; for a card, the stock you pick sets the weight in the hand before anyone reads the front.

4OVER4.COM has printed cards since 1999, more than 10 billion of them for 150,000+ businesses. Whichever card in this collection fits your brand, it comes off the same press with the same quality checks.

Who Orders Business Cards Here

Real estate agents, salon owners, startup founders, event planners and freelancers all order their cards here.

You'll also find cards built for specific trades here, like Cleaning Services Business Cards for door-to-door crews and Artist Business Cards for portfolio-first branding, so the format speaks your industry's language before you add a single word.

Standard, Premium and Shaped Cards

Standard Business Cards and Classic Business Cards cover the dependable, professional look most people need day to day. When you want the card itself to be the conversation, there's Foil Business Cards, Black Business Cards on thick stock, Cotton Business Cards, Metal Business Cards, and 3D Lenticular Business Cards that shift as they catch the light.

Need a shape that isn't a rectangle? Die-Cut Any Shape Business Cards and Custom Shaped Business Cards let you cut to your logo or your idea. Want the card to do double duty? QR Code Business Cards turn the back into a scannable link. Each product page lays out its own stocks, sizes, and finishes in full. To compare them on weight, finish, edges and color before you order, read our guide to the best business card printing and how to judge it.

Speed When the Event Sneaks Up

Trade shows and networking nights have a way of arriving faster than expected. Rush and overnight options across this category get cards printed and on their way in a hurry, and the record backs it up: 99.8% on-time delivery, with 82% of orders shipping early.

Getting Your Card Print-Ready

Good print starts with a clean file. Keep your name, title, phone, and email readable at arm's length, set your artwork in CMYK at 300 DPI, and hold text and logos at least 0.125" from the trim edge so nothing important gets cut. A logo that sits inside that margin keeps its edges after the cut.

A free digital proof is available, so you see exactly how your card will look before anything goes to press.

Reviews, Reorders And Guarantees

Across all its orders since 1999, 4OVER4.COM holds 10,000+ reviews averaging 4.8 out of 5, and 99% of its customers say they will reorder. Every order is backed by five guarantees covering quality, price match, on-time delivery, customer service, and satisfaction. If your cards don't match the proof you approved, 4OVER4.COM reprints them.

Ordering company cards online or near you

A card order starts on the product page: pick the stock, the size and the quantity, upload a PDF or design the card in the Canvs online designer, which works as a business card maker online with 10,000+ design templates to start from. If you searched for printing business cards near me, 4OVER4.COM prints in its Queens, New York plant, ships to every US state and offers pick up in NYC.

• Professional business card for daily use: Standard or Classic cards on 14pt or 16pt gloss, from 100 cards.
• High quality business card printing with color you can match: 4OVER4.COM runs G7 color profiling on its presses.
• Luxury business card printing: 45pt cotton, foil on 16pt silk laminated stock, or 32pt black stock with white ink.
• Print custom cards in a shape of your own: Die-Cut Any Shape and Custom Shaped cards, from 50 cards.

The business card service behind every order is the same: a person checks your file before the cards go to press.

Five cards and the moment each one suits

Standard and QR Code cards print on 14pt gloss cover in runs from 100 and ship in 3 business days. Die-cut shapes start at 50 cards, Black cards print white ink on 32pt Midnite Black stock, and Foil cards start at 500 on 16pt silk laminated stock. Pick the row that matches where you hand the card over.

Stock weight changes the feel as much as the finish does. The stock thickness guide puts the common weights side by side.

What to print on the back of a card

A 4/4 print, full color on both sides, turns the back of a 3.5 by 2 inch card into a second panel; 4/1 adds black ink on the back for a plain line of text. On a blank back you paid for space you left empty. These four uses earn it back.

• A code that opens the booking page, the portfolio, or the review form. QR Code Business Cards are built around that.
• One offer, written plainly, with an expiry so it gets acted on.
• Hours, service area, or license and insurance numbers for trades where a homeowner wants proof.
• A short list of what you actually do, for anyone who met you briefly and forgot.

Keep the back as calm as the front. One idea in the middle of the space beats four things fighting for the same corner.

What is the best business card right now?

The best card is the heaviest stock your budget allows in a finish that suits your trade. A thick black or cotton card reads as premium in law, design, and real estate, while a standard coated card is the sensible pick for handing out in volume. If you want the card kept instead of filed, a specialty finish like foil or lenticular does that job.

Do people still use business cards today?

Yes. A card is still the fastest way to put your brand in someone's hand at an event, a job site, or a counter. It works with no app, no signal, and no typing, and a well made card keeps working long after the conversation ends.

What is the latest trend in business cards?

Cards are getting thicker and more tactile, with black stock, cotton, and pressed finishes doing the talking instead of the layout. Backs are becoming functional, with a scannable code linking to a booking page or portfolio. Custom shapes are the third shift, since a card that is not a rectangle gets looked at twice.