Open House Flyers
See Open House Flyers in action
Open house flyers in print: 9 sizes from 4.25" x 5.5" to 11" x 25.5", 7 paper stocks, full color on one side or both and an optional High Gloss UV Coating.
- From $39.54 per 50 open house flyers, with the per-flyer price sliding from about 79 cents down toward 3 cents as the run climbs to 25,000.
- 9 sizes, from a 4.25" x 5.5" handout up to an 11" x 25.5" sheet, plus custom sizing up to 11" x 26".
- 7 stocks: 100# gloss text, 100# silk matte text, 70# uncoated text, 80# gloss cover, 100# silk matte cover, 14pt gloss cover, and a 14pt uncoated cover with 30% recycled fiber.
- Full color on the front with 4/0 ink or on both sides with 4/4, finished with a standard finish or a High Gloss UV Coating.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day, next-day, and same-day rush, rated 4.3 out of 5 across 12 reviews.
Hand a Buyer Everything About the Listing
The weekend showing ends, but the flyer in a buyer's hand keeps working through the week. An open house flyer is one full-color sheet carrying the address, the date and time, the asking price, the photos, and your contact details, so a passerby or a departing visitor walks away with the whole listing, whether you are running a single Sunday showing or farming a neighborhood. Sets of 50 start at $39.54 and rate 4.3 out of 5 across 12 reviews.
Hand them out at the sign-in table or stock the take-one box on the yard sign while you walk the next guest through the kitchen. Want to see how an open house flyer sits next to the rest of the range? Browse every style on flyers printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.
Fifty flyers for $39.54, about 79 cents each, cover one Sunday sign-in table. An agent who farms a neighborhood orders by the thousand, and the per-flyer cost falls at each of the 25 tiers up to 25,000. Tap any tier below for the live total and the saving at each step.
What Are Open House Flyers
An open house flyer promotes one property showing on a single full-color sheet, in 9 sizes from 4.25" x 5.5" up to 11" x 25.5" and on any of 7 paper stocks. The showing date and time sit beside the address, the asking price, key stats, photos and your contact details, so a buyer leaves with the whole listing in hand. Run it on one side with 4/0 ink, or on both sides with 4/4 for a floor plan or extra photos on the back. If you want a flyer built around a property listing every time, the Real Estate Flyers cover that, and the open house flyer sits right beside it as the version made for the showing itself.
What Size Should an Open House Flyer Be
Pick the size by where the flyer waits for a buyer. The 4.25" x 5.5" default stacks on the sign-in table and goes home in a pocket. The 5.5" x 8.5" reads like a half-page listing sheet with room for photos and stats, and the 4" x 9" works as a slim take-one for a flyer box on the yard sign. Need more room for a big property? The range climbs to 11" x 25.5", and you can set a custom size up to 11" x 26". The specs below list all 9 sizes, both ink options and every stock in the order the configurator shows them. For an all-purpose promotion beyond a single listing, the Business Flyers are the closer match.
Three layout choices decide how much an open house flyer tells a buyer.
Lead with one strong photo
Put the best exterior shot across the top with the address under it. A High Gloss UV Coating deepens the photo and resists the fingerprints a busy open house leaves behind. Set the price and the bedroom, bathroom and square footage counts under the photo, where a buyer looks next.
Use the back of the sheet
Run the flyer 4/4 and the back holds what the front has no room for: a floor plan, two or three more interior photos, a neighborhood guide, or the mortgage math. A 4/0 front-only run keeps the cost down when a one-sided sheet is all you need. The other pieces for the same listing sit in our real estate printing collection.
Design it without a designer
Start from a free layout in our flyer design templates and swap in the listing photos, the address and the showing date and time in the online editor. One photo and clean type fill a 4.25" x 5.5" handout; save the extra photos for the back of a 4/4 run.
Built the listing in your own software? Download the blank open house flyer template at the size you ordered. It carries the trim, the bleed and the safe margin, so the address and your contact line stay clear of the cut. Place your design on it and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Open House Flyers Cost
One showing needs 50 to 100 flyers: 50 cost $39.54, about 79 cents each, and 100 cost $57.11. A mailer to a whole farm area changes the math: 500 run $108.75, 1,000 run $126.32, and 6,000 run $280.09, under 5 cents a flyer, with 25,000 at $783.15, about 3 cents each. Count the homes on your farm list, then drag the slider below to set your count and watch both the total and the true per-flyer cost update live, and find the point where one more step up barely moves the budget.
Wally gets your listing seen before the open house
Why a stack of flyers fills the sign-in sheet.
50 open house flyers cost $39.54, and each one carries the address, the photos, the price, and your number into a buyer's hand. Pick a size, print one side or both, and Wally can turn them around same day when a showing sneaks up.
How Do Open House Flyers Compare to the Rest of the Range
Choosing between this flyer, one built around a property listing, an all-purpose promotion or a launch event piece? The chart below lines up open house flyers against their closest siblings with the starting price of each. For a showing tied to a grand opening or a launch, the Event Flyers are worth a look too.
See How a Finished Open House Flyer Lands
The gallery below collects listing sheets our own customers printed in house. Look at where each one puts the photo, the price and the showing time before you lay out your own. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Flyers Our Customers Printed
Can You See a Proof Before Printing
Yes, and a listing sheet is the place to use one. You choose from three proof options: send your file straight to production when you are confident, request a free online proof to approve a digital preview first, or order a next-day hardcopy proof to hold the actual printed piece before the full run. Because an address, a price, and a showing time have to be exactly right, the proof lets you catch a typo before the press runs. Every order is also backed by the 4OVER4.COM guarantees, and you can read the details on our guarantees page.
How Fast Can You Get Open House Flyers
Open house flyers print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a showing sneaks up you can move that to 2-day, next-day, or same-day production. Same-day orders need to be approved by the daily cutoff to ship that afternoon, so a Friday listing still has printed flyers ready for a Sunday open house. Each faster speed adds a set amount to the base price, so a listing that goes up midweek can still print on the 3 day standard. See how the fastest option works on our same day printing page.
See the Rest of Our Flyers
The full print product range lists the listing flyers, the promotion flyers and the event pieces with everything else we print, each with its starting price.
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Print Your Open House Flyers 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, the stock and the finish, and each flyer puts the address, the price and your number in a buyer's hand. Need them before this weekend's showing? Our same-day production keeps you covered. Print your open house flyers today.
Open House Flyers: Frequently Asked Questions
Can I order just enough flyers for a single Sunday showing?
Yes. 50 flyers start at $39.54, about 79 cents each, which suits one open house sign-in table and a yard sign box. Because each listing needs its own artwork, most agents order small per listing and only move up the ladder, which reaches 25,000 and about 3 cents each, when they are farming a whole neighborhood with one piece.
What is the difference between 4/0 and 4/4 ink?
4/0 means full color on the front with a blank back, and 4/4 means full color on both sides. For a listing sheet, 4/4 is usually the right call: the front carries the hero photo, address, price and your contact details, and the back holds interior photos, room dimensions, taxes, HOA notes and school information.
Which stock shows interior photography best?
100# gloss text and 80# gloss cover give the strongest color for exterior and twilight shots. 100# silk matte text or silk matte cover handles interiors with mixed lighting more evenly and avoids the glare that makes a glossy sheet hard to read at a kitchen island under downlights.
Which size should I print for the sign-in table?
There are 9 sizes, from a 4.25 by 5.5 inch handout up to an 11 by 25.5 inch sheet, with custom sizing to 11 by 26 inches. A letter proportioned sheet is the standard listing handout because it fits a folder and a buyer's bag. The 4.25 by 5.5 handout works better as a just-listed drop in the surrounding blocks.
Can buyers write notes on the flyer while they tour?
Choose 70# uncoated text or the 14pt uncoated cover with 30% recycled fiber and a standard finish. Uncoated stock takes pen ink, so a buyer touring four homes in an afternoon can write on yours, which also makes it the one they still recognize that evening.
The showing is this weekend. Can flyers get here in time?
Standard production is 3 business days, with 2-day, next-day and same-day rush available. Listings move fast, so pair a rush with a fast shipping method and count backward from the day of the showing, not the day the listing goes live.
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