Circle Flyers

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One 4 inch die-cut circle, on 14pt or 16pt Gloss Cover or 15pt Synthetic Plastic, full color on one side or both, and 50 flyers from $97.76.
- From $97.76 for 50 flyers, with the per-flyer price dropping across 24 quantity tiers all the way to 20,000, where each one runs about 9 cents.
- One 4 inch circle, die-cut on every piece, so a round flyer stands out in a stack of rectangles.
- 3 stocks: 14pt Gloss Cover, 16pt Gloss Cover, and a durable 15pt Synthetic Plastic that resists water and tearing.
- Full color on the front with a blank or black back, or full color on both sides, finished Standard or with a High Gloss UV Coating.
- 5 business day standard turnaround with 4-day, 3-day, 2-day and Next-day rush, rated 4.6 out of 5 across 5 reviews.
Hand Out a Flyer Nobody Sets Down
Circle flyers are round 4 inch flyers, die cut and printed full color, and in a stack of handbills your hand goes for the round one first. Each is a clean 4 inch disc, cut on a die so the edge stays smooth the whole way around, and 50 start at $97.76, rated 4.6 out of 5 across 5 reviews. Whether you are promoting an event, dropping a coaster-style card on a table, or tagging a product, that shape puts your message somewhere it gets picked up.
A round flyer costs about the same to print as a square one and fits places a rectangle looks wrong, like a bar top or a bottle neck. To compare circle flyers with the rest of the lineup, browse every style on flyers printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.
Fifty flyers cost $97.76, and that price already covers the die cut, so a first run for one event is the cheapest way to test the shape. The tiers below show the total at each of the 24 steps to 20,000.
What Are Circle Flyers
We die cut circle flyers to a single 4 inch size and print them full color on one or both sides, on any of 3 stocks. Order the round shape when a standard flyer would blend in: event and party promos, drink coasters with a message, product hang tags, coupons, and sidewalk handouts. People pick up a round flyer and keep it longer than a rectangle they glance at. If you want the classic rectangle instead, the standard flyers cover that, and the circle sits right beside them as the version that stands out.
Circle Flyers Are Die Cut Flyers Done Right
A circle flyer is a die cut flyer, and the die is what separates it from a round shape someone trimmed with scissors. A steel rule die is formed to the exact 4 inch circle, then pressed through the printed stack under pressure, so every piece in the run has the same edge, the same diameter and the same smooth curve. There is no scalloping, no flat spot where a blade started, and no drift between the first flyer and the two thousandth.
A circle needs more bleed than a rectangle, and the reason is geometry. On a rectangular flyer, a slight shift during cutting takes a sliver off one straight edge, and a straight edge with a slightly narrower margin still looks deliberate. On a circle, the same shift is visible the whole way around: the margin grows on one side and shrinks on the other, and the eye reads it instantly as off center. So extend your background well past the cut line around the entire circumference, and pull type further inside the circle than instinct suggests, because text that sits close to a curved edge looks crowded even when it is perfectly placed. Download the template for the size before you build and design to the bleed and safe marks it carries.
Two more things the shape asks of the artwork. Nothing rectangular sits comfortably inside a circle, so crop photography as a circle rather than dropping a square image in and hoping; and a centered layout, or one that reads the same at any rotation, works better here than a top-to-bottom hierarchy, since a round piece has no obvious top when it lands on a table.
What Size and Shape Are Circle Flyers
You get one size, a 4 inch circle, which holds a logo, a headline and a QR code and still fits in a bag or under a glass. Because the cut is a die and not a straight guillotine, the round comes out exact on every piece, with no rough corners and no drift across the run. The specs below list all 3 stocks, both finishes and the ink options in the same groups the live configurator uses. For a different cut, the oval flyers and rounded corner flyers run alongside these, and the fully custom die cut flyers take any shape you draw.
What Stocks and Finishes Can You Choose
Three stocks cover the jobs a circle does. Hand out an event flyer on the default 14pt Gloss Cover, which keeps the price down. Put a coaster on the table on 16pt Gloss Cover, stiff enough to hold under a glass. Tag a bottle outdoors or on a wet bar on the 15pt Synthetic Plastic, which resists water and tearing. For finish you either keep it Standard or add a High Gloss UV Coating that makes color and photos snap. Then set your ink coverage: 4/0 prints full color on the front with a blank back, 4/1 adds black on the back for details or a message, and 4/4 runs full color on both sides.
Circle Flyer Sizes, Stocks and Quantities
| Specification | What you can order |
|---|---|
| Shape and size | One 4 inch circle, die cut on every piece |
| Stocks | 14pt Gloss Cover, 16pt Gloss Cover, 15pt Synthetic Plastic |
| Ink | Full color front with a blank or black back, or full color both sides |
| Coating | Standard, or High Gloss UV |
| Quantity | From 50, across 24 tiers up to 20,000, where each flyer runs about 9 cents |
| Turnaround | 5 business days standard, with 4-day, 3-day, 2-day and Next-day rush |
The stock choice is the one that changes the product. 14pt Gloss Cover is the everyday handout weight: bright, inexpensive, right for a run that is given away in a single afternoon. 16pt Gloss Cover is noticeably stiffer in the hand, which is what you want when the flyer doubles as a coaster or sits on a counter for a week. 15pt Synthetic Plastic is the outdoor and wet-environment answer, since it resists water and tearing, so it survives a bar top, a festival field or a rainy sidewalk that would turn either paper stock to pulp.
On quantity, the per-piece price falls steeply across those 24 tiers, so if the design will still be current next quarter, one larger run beats two small ones.
How Much Do Circle Flyers Cost
Circle flyers start at $97.76 for 50, and the per-flyer price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs toward 20,000, so the price of each flyer depends on the size of your run. Five hundred come to $130.72, 1,000 to $185.63, and 5,000 to $570.06, while a 20,000 run at $1,888.11 works out to roughly 9 cents a flyer. There are 24 quantity tiers in all. Count the tables, bags or guests the flyers go to, drag the slider below to that number, and read the total and the per-flyer cost side by side.
Wally rounds off the flyer, not the impact
Why a 4 inch die-cut circle gets picked up first.

A circle flyer breaks the rectangle, so it gets noticed in a stack of square handbills. Print a 4 inch round full color on gloss or a waterproof synthetic plastic, from $97.76 for 50 with the per-flyer cost dropping as you scale. Pick your stock, set your speed, and Wally cuts them clean and round.
What Do People Use Circle Flyers For
A round flyer stands out among rectangles. Bars and clubs use them as event flyers people actually keep. Cafes and restaurants drop them on tables like a coaster with a message. Product brands turn them into round hang tags and menu tokens. Real estate agents and shops hand them out on busy sidewalks, where the round shape gets a second look. Whatever the use, you can lock the design first with a free online proof, so what you approve on screen is what comes off the press. Print the front only, add a message on the back, or go full color both sides depending on the job.
Four more places a round flyer fits better than a rectangle:
- Coaster style handouts. Printed on 16pt or the synthetic stock, a circle flyer sits under a glass on a bar or cafe table and stays in front of someone for an entire evening rather than an entire second.
- Product hang cards. Punched and tied to a bottle neck, a handle or a gift, where a rectangular tag would look like a price ticket and a circle looks like part of the packaging.
- Table markers at events. Dropped on tables at a launch, a fair or a conference as a table number, a menu note or a QR code for the schedule, where the round shape is spotted from across the room.
- Menu inserts. Slipped into a menu or a takeout bag to announce a special, a new dish or a seasonal drink, and removed again when the special ends, without reprinting the menu.
How Do Circle Flyers Compare to the Rest of the Range
Circle flyers are the pick when you want to stand out on shape alone. If you are weighing an oval cut, rounded corners or a fully custom die shape, compare the starting prices first. The chart below lines up circle flyers against their closest siblings so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.
How Fast Can You Get Circle Flyers
Circle flyers print on a 5 business day standard turnaround, and when a date sneaks up you can move that to 4-day, 3-day, 2-day or Next-day production. Each step buys back time for a set amount on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you actually need it. You pick the turnaround in the same configurator where you set the stock and finish, and a faster job prints on the same presses to the same standard, so speed never costs you quality. Compare every turnaround tier below and see exactly what a rush adds before you pick.
See the Rest of Our Flyers
Circle flyers are one stop in a much larger lineup, and you can scan the full print product range any time. If a rectangular flyer, a heavier stock or a different shaped cut suits the job better, each option shows its own starting price and links to its product page.
If the round shape is not the one, the full flyers printing range covers every standard size and stock, from the plain rectangular handout to folded and specialty formats, all on the same press and the same turnaround.
Print Your Circle Flyers Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by a satisfaction guarantee and more than 25 years of printing since 1999. Pick the stock, the finish and one or both sides, and upload your round artwork on the template. Need them before an event or a launch? A Next-day rush keeps you covered. Fifty circle flyers start at $97.76.
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