Contractor Business Cards
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Contractor cards on a 2 minute 24 second video: 73 stocks from 13pt to 80pt, synthetic plastic and PVC among them, in 4 sizes with optional rounded corners, $17.57 for 100.
- From $17.57 per 100, with the per-card price dropping across 39 quantity tiers all the way to 100,000.
- 73 stocks: gloss, uncoated, kraft, linen, metallic pearl, 15pt synthetic plastic, 18pt rigid vinyl PVC, 17pt indoor magnet, and ultra-thick painted-center cards up to 80pt.
- 4 sizes, from the standard 2" x 3.5" to a 2" x 2" square, with optional 1/8" or 3/8" rounded corners.
- Full color on the front with a blank or black back, or full color on both sides, finished plain or with a High-Gloss UV Coating, plus variable data per card.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day, Next-Day and Same-Day rush, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 24 reviews.
A Card Built to Take a Job Site
Leave one after an estimate, slide it under a door, or hand it to a client at the curb, and it earns a call weeks later when the job finally lands. A contractor card carries your name, trade, license number, phone, and service area, and 100 start at $17.57, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 24 reviews. Because a trade card lives in a truck cab and a jacket pocket, you can build it to survive there: full color on one or both sides, corners rounded so it does not dog-ear, and a stock that shrugs off rain.
A contractor card keeps your number in front of a client after you drive off. It costs about the same as any business card to print, and the stock and finish choices let you make one that reads like a company that shows up on time. See every style on business cards printing, or set this one up with the choices below.
A set of 100 at $17.57 covers the estimates one owner-operator hands out in a busy month. A shop that gives a box to every estimator and foreman orders in the thousands, where each card costs a fraction of that.
What Are Contractor Business Cards
Contractor business cards are standard-format business cards built for contractors and trades, printed full color in 4 sizes on any of 73 stocks. You reach for them when a client needs your name, trade, license number and phone in a form they can keep: left after a walkthrough, stapled to an estimate, or tucked into a mailbox on a street you are already working. You set the ink coverage (4/0 front only, 4/1 front plus a black back, or 4/4 full color both sides), pick the stock, and choose the size and corners. If you want the plain wallet format to start from, the Standard Business Cards cover it, and this contractor version simply adds the touches a trade card actually needs.
What Size Should a Contractor Card Be
The standard 2" x 3.5" drops into any wallet or cardholder, which is exactly where you want a contractor card to live. For a card that stands apart in a client's stack, the slim 1.5" x 3.5" looks modern, the 2.125" x 3.375" matches credit-card proportions, and the 2" x 2" square stands out on a counter. Rounded corners at a 1/8" or 3/8" radius keep the card from dog-earing in a tool bag or a back pocket. Below, all 4 sizes, both finishes, the rounded-corner options and the full stock list appear in the groups you order from.
Stock, the back of the card and the layout decide how long a contractor card keeps working.
Pick a stock that survives the truck
A card that rides in a truck cab and a jacket pocket needs a stock that can take it. The 15pt synthetic plastic and 18pt rigid vinyl PVC are waterproof and nearly tear-proof, the same idea behind our Plastic Business Cards. The 17pt indoor magnet sticks your number to a client's fridge or truck panel and stays in front of them, just like our Magnet Business Cards. When weight alone should say you are serious, the ultra-thick painted-center stocks run all the way up to 80pt.
Put the back of the card to work
Print 4/4 and the back becomes free real estate: a services list, your license and insurance line, a review QR code, or a map of your service area. Choose the plain Standard finish if you write a quote on the card at the curb, since it takes a pen, or the High-Gloss UV Coating when the front carries a logo and a photo of your truck.
Design it without a designer
Pick from thousands of free, professionally built layouts in our business card design templates and set your trade, license number and phone in the online editor. Keep the front to the trade, one phone number and the logo, and move the service area to the back.
Ready-to-Edit Business Card Design Templates
Already have your artwork? Skip the editor and download a press-ready blank instead. Each blank business card template is built at the real trim size with the 1/8" bleed and safe margin already drawn in, so your design never crowds the cut. Grab the size that matches your order below, drop your art in, and upload.
How Much Do Contractor Business Cards Cost
Contractor business cards start at $17.57 per 100, about 17.6 cents a card, and the per-card price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs toward 100,000, where 100,000 lands at $1,844.39, near 1.8 cents each. Add up the estimates you expect to leave this season, set the slider below to that count, and read the total and the per-card cost.
Wally builds a card that works as hard as you do
A $17.57 stack that survives the truck, the toolbox and the job site.
A hundred contractor business cards costs $17.57, and you can print them on rugged synthetic or PVC stock, add rounded corners, and drop each crew lead's name and number on with variable data. Pick a size, choose same-day rush, and Wally gets them in your hand fast.
Can You Print a Name or Code on Each Card
Yes. With variable data on, the layout and logo stay fixed while a field changes from card to card: a name, a cell number, a title or a license ID. An estimator, a foreman and a sales rep each get cards with their own details from one order, and the same option prints a run of one-off promo codes or QR links for a door-hanger campaign.
How Do Contractor Cards Compare to the Rest of the Range
Contractor cards are the value pick for a durable, no-nonsense trade card. If you run a specific trade, the chart below lines up contractor business cards against their nearest siblings so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.
See How a Finished Contractor Card Lands
Our customers printed the trade cards in the gallery below with us, on different sizes, stocks and finishes. Use them to decide between a plastic card and a thick paper one before you order. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Business Cards Our Customers Printed
How Fast Can You Get Contractor Cards
Contractor cards print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a date sneaks up you can move that to 2-day, Next-Day or even Same-Day production out of our NYC plant. Each step buys back time for a set percentage on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you actually need it. Same-Day orders need to be approved by noon EST to ship that day, and 99.8% of 4OVER4 orders land on time. Compare every turnaround tier below and see exactly what the rush adds before you pick. A new hire starting Monday is a fair reason to pay for Next-Day on one name.
See the Rest of Our Cards
Contractor cards are one stop in a much larger lineup, and you can scan the full print product range any time. If your trade calls for a dedicated card, pick it from the family, from Construction Business Cards to Handyman Business Cards and Electrician Business Cards. Each option shows its own starting price and links straight to its product page.
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Print Your Contractor Cards Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever size, stock or finish you pick, these contractor business cards are built to take a job site and still look sharp when you hand one over. Need them before a client expects you back? Our Same-Day production keeps you covered. Print your contractor cards today.
Contractor Business Cards: Frequently Asked Questions
Can one order carry a different name for each crew member?
Yes, variable data prints unique names or codes per card inside a single run. A contracting company can order once and still send every estimator and lead out with cards carrying their own name and mobile number.
What is the difference between the plastic and vinyl stocks?
The list includes a 15pt synthetic plastic and an 18pt rigid vinyl PVC. The vinyl is the thicker of the two at 18pt, so it feels stiffer in the hand, while the 15pt synthetic is closer to the thickness of a normal card.
Should I choose a blank back or a black back?
A blank back leaves room to write a quote figure or a callback date at the curb, which is why many trades pick it. A black back gives a solid, finished look when everything you need is already on the front, and full color on both sides is the third option.
What does a run cost and how far down does the price go?
Cards start at $17.57 per 100, and pricing steps down across 39 quantity tiers all the way to 100,000. Ordering deeper is how a crew keeps cards in every vehicle without a reprint every few weeks.
Will rounded corners stop the cards from dog-earing?
Rounded corners are available in a 1/8" or 3/8" radius, and they remove the sharp points that curl first in a jacket pocket. It is a small change that shows up after a card has spent a month riding in a truck.
Which sizes can I order?
There are 4 sizes, from the standard 2" x 3.5" to a 2" x 2" square. The square is the one to use when the card is really a logo mark with a phone number, and the standard size stays the safest choice for a card a client files.
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