Round Business Cards
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Die-cut round cards in 2", 3", 4" or 6" circles on 14pt gloss, 16pt gloss or 15pt synthetic plastic, one side or both with optional UV, from $141.70 per 100 in 5 business days.
- From $141.70 per 100 die-cut round cards, and the per-card cost drops hard as you scale up to 25,000.
- 4 circle sizes, 2, 3, 4, and 6 inches across, so the card can be a pocket handout or a full coaster.
- 3 stocks back it: 14pt gloss cover, heavier 16pt gloss, or 15pt synthetic plastic that shrugs off water and tears.
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 61 buyers, with almost 89 percent leaving a full 5 stars.
- 5 Gold Standard guarantees back every order, including a Price Match that beats a real competitor quote by an extra 10% - the 110% price-match guarantee.
Print the One Card Nobody Throws Away
A round card breaks the rectangle habit, so yours is the one people keep. Pick a circle from 2 to 6 inches and print full color on 14pt gloss, 16pt gloss or waterproof plastic, die-cut in our New York plant, the same one behind the more than 10 billion cards 4OVER4 has printed. Round business cards start at $141.70 per 100.
Hand someone a circle and they look twice. It fits the same pocket as a normal card, but it feels like a small object instead of one more rectangle in the stack, and that second look pays for the die-cut premium. Rated 4.9 out of 5 across 61 reviews, these cards end up on a corkboard instead of in a drawer.
One hundred round cards cost $141.70 and 500 cost $295.47, so a box for a launch or a booth costs about 59 cents a card instead of $1.42, and the price keeps falling across 24 tiers. To compare the circle with the rest of the lineup, browse every style on business cards printing, or build yours from the choices below.
Tap a tier below to see the live set total and what each step saves; the die-cut circle updates live like every other card.
What Is a Round Business Card
A round business card is die-cut into a full circle instead of a rectangle. We print it full color on one or both sides, in a 2, 3, 4 or 6 inch circle, on 14pt gloss, 16pt gloss or 15pt synthetic plastic, and cut it on a precision die so every edge is clean.
Because we cut it on a die, the curve is exact and the edge smooth. Print one side or both (4/0, 4/1 or 4/4), set your size, and the price updates live. For a shape without the full circle, the Die Cut Business Cards open up custom outlines, and the Square Business Cards break the rectangle a gentler way.
What Sizes and Stocks Can You Choose
You get four sizes, 2, 3, 4 and 6 inch circles, on 14pt gloss cover, 16pt gloss cover or 15pt synthetic plastic. Finishes are Standard or High Gloss UV, and ink runs 4/0, 4/1 or 4/4.
Pick the size first. The 2 inch circle is the pocket card, small and collectible. A 3 or 4 inch circle works as a hangtag or a mini flyer, and the 6 inch circle is a coaster you leave on a table. For stock, 14pt gloss cover is the everyday card, 16pt gloss adds heft, and 15pt synthetic plastic survives water, grease and tearing. Add a High Gloss UV coat for shine, and print 4/0, 4/1 or 4/4. The chart below lists all four sizes, both finishes and the stock list in the same order the configurator shows them.
Do You Need a Designer, or Can You Use a Template
You do not need a designer. 4OVER4 gives you a free online design studio with editable business card templates, plus blank round dieline templates if you would rather build the artwork yourself. A free file check runs before every order so your key details stay inside the circle's safe area.
Open the free studio, pick a layout, drop in your logo and name, and keep your phone number and email away from the curved edge. One centered logo or one bold line fills a circle better than a busy layout.
Ready-to-Edit Business Card Design Templates
Using your own software? Download the blank round dieline with the bleed and safe area marked for a circle, build your file on it, and upload. Either way a real person checks the file before it prints, so a logo that runs off the round edge gets caught before it costs you a reprint. That matters more on a circle than a rectangle, where the curve eats any margin you forget to leave.
Wally makes the round one the keeper
Why a $141.70 stack of circles out-lives a pocket of rectangles.
A hundred round business cards costs $141.70, and that die-cut circle is the one people actually keep. Pick a size from 2 to 6 inches, choose gloss or waterproof plastic, and Wally cuts them into a clean circle fast. Stand out at the next event.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Round Business Cards Cost
A 2 inch circle on 14pt gloss cover starts at $141.70 for 100. Across 24 tiers up to 25,000 the per-card cost falls fast, from about $1.42 at 100 to about $0.36 at 1,000. Larger circles, plastic stock, a UV finish or a rush speed adjust the total in the configurator.
The first 100 carry the die-cut setup at $141.70. After that, 200 cards are $185.63, 500 are $295.47, and 1,000 land at $361.37, near 36 cents a card; 5,000 run $449.24 and 25,000 run $1,086.30. A bigger circle, the plastic stock, a High Gloss UV coat or a faster turnaround shift the total, and you see each change as you click. Want a side-by-side quote? 4OVER4's Price Match beats a real competitor price by an extra 10% - the 110% price-match guarantee. Drag the slider below to set your count and watch both the set total and the true per-card cost update live.
Why Choose a Round Card Over a Rectangle
Almost every other card is a rectangle, so a circle gets noticed and kept. We die-cut it cleanly in four sizes, and it works as a card, a hangtag, a handout or a coaster, on plastic when it has to survive a wallet or a bar top.
Put a round card next to twenty rectangles and it is the one a person picks up. The shape also opens up jobs a normal card cannot do: a 6 inch circle on plastic is a drink coaster with your brand on it, and a 2 inch circle works as a loyalty token or a giveaway tag. The die-cut edge tells people you spent a little more. At an event or a booth, the circle gets remembered.
The chart below lines round business cards up against the other shaped and small-format cards with the starting price of each, including the Mini Cards if you want small over round.
See How a Finished Round Card Lands
The gallery below shows round cards we printed in-house for customers, in different sizes, stocks and finishes, so you can see how a design reads at 2 inches and at 6. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Business Cards Our Customers Printed
How Fast Can You Get Round Business Cards Printed
4OVER4 prints round business cards on five turnaround speeds, from 1 business day up to the standard 5 business days. The 5-day speed is the base price and faster options add a set percentage. You pick the speed in the configurator, and 99.8% of 4OVER4 orders arrive on time.
Because these cards are die-cut, the standard turnaround is 5 business days, and that speed keeps the price lowest. Need them sooner? Four faster speeds step down to a 1 business day rush, each adding a fixed percentage to the total (the 1-day is +50%, the 2-day +30%, and so on). One dropdown, five choices. Across all of 4OVER4, 99.8% of orders land on time and 82% actually ship early, so you are picking a date, not gambling on one.
Print Your Round Business Cards Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick the size, stock and finish, and your die-cut circle feels like a small object in the hand and lands on a corkboard instead of in a drawer. Order round business cards from $141.70 per 100.
Round Business Cards: Frequently Asked Questions
What circle sizes do round business cards come in?
There are 4 circle sizes: 2, 3, 4 and 6 inches across. The 2 inch circle is the pocket sized handout, while the 6 inch works as a coaster or a table piece. Larger circles cost more per card, so match the size to how the card gets used.
What is the minimum order and starting price?
The smallest run is 100 die cut round cards at $141.70. The cost per card drops as the quantity scales up toward 25,000. Run the quantity you actually hand out in a year rather than reordering the base run repeatedly.
Which stock should I choose?
There are 3 options: 14pt gloss cover, a heavier 16pt gloss, and 15pt synthetic plastic that resists water and tearing. The 16pt gives more weight in the hand than the 14pt. The plastic is the one to pick when the card has to survive a wallet, a pocket or a wet counter for a long time.
How should I set up artwork for a round die cut?
Design to the circle rather than to a rectangle, and keep logos, names and contact details well inside the shape so nothing sits near the cut edge. Background color and imagery should run past the circle so there is no white sliver after cutting. A proof option is available to check the layout before printing.
Are round cards worth the die cut over a standard rectangle?
A circle reads as a small object rather than another rectangle in the stack, which is why people look twice and tend to keep it. Buyers rate these 4.9 out of 5 across 61 reviews, with almost 89 percent leaving a full 5 stars. The trade off is that the die cutting costs more than a straight cut card.
How fast can round business cards be produced?
Production speeds run from 5 business days down to 1 business day, chosen when you configure the order. Ink color, finish and die cutting are all set in the same step. Add shipping time on top of the production window.
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