Painting Business Cards

See Painting Business Cards in action
4 sizes on 73 stocks, Kraft, uncoated, a 17pt fridge magnet and 80pt ultra thick among them, printed full color on the front with a blank, black or color back.
- From $17.57 per 100 cards, with the per-card price dropping across 39 quantity tiers all the way to a 100,000-card run at $1,844.39.
- 73 stocks: gloss, uncoated, Kraft, linen, metallic pearl, synthetic plastic, rigid PVC, a 17pt indoor magnet, and ultra-thick cards up to 80pt.
- 4 sizes, from a standard 2" x 3.5" down to a 1.5" x 3.5" slim and a 2" x 2" square, plus custom sizing up to 2" x 4".
- Full color in 4/0, 4/1, or 4/4 ink, finished plain or with a High-Gloss UV Coating, with optional rounded corners and variable data.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day, Next-Day and Same-Day rush, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 24 reviews.
Business Cards Built for Painters, Not Just Anyone
This is the card a homeowner keeps on the fridge until the next room needs repainting. It carries your name, your number, and the kind of work you do, and it has to look professional the second you hand it over after a walkthrough or a quote, whether you paint interiors, spray cabinets, or run a full crew. Painting business cards start at $17.57 for a set of 100 and rate 4.8 out of 5 across 24 reviews.
These cards print on the same presses as the rest of the range, in full color, so a clean logo and a crisp phone number read sharp at arm's length. To compare them with every other style we make, browse the full lineup on business cards printing, or build yours from the choices below.
Start with 100 cards at $17.57 to try the design on a few quotes, then reorder deeper before a busy season; there are 39 quantity tiers in all. Tap any tier below to see its set total and what the step up saves.
What Are Painting Business Cards
Painting business cards are standard-format business cards made for painting contractors, house painters and decorators, printed full color in 4 sizes on any of 73 stocks. Painters reach for them as leave-behinds after a quote, referral cards, fridge magnets, and job-site handouts, the cards you leave behind to win the next project. Because the card has to travel in a work truck and a pocket and still look sharp, the stock and finish matter as much as the design. If you want a plain all-purpose version to compare against, the Standard Business Cards cover that, and this one sits right beside it, tuned for the trade.
What Size Should a Painting Business Card Be
The right size comes down to how you hand them out. The standard 2" x 3.5" card drops into any wallet or card slot and is the safe default. A 1.5" x 3.5" slim cut reads modern and stands out in a stack of quotes, while a 2" x 2" square feels like a token people keep. The 2.125" x 3.375" runs a touch larger for a longer service list, and if none of those is exactly right you can set a custom size up to 2" x 4", made to order. The specs panel below lists all 4 sizes, both finishes and the full stock list.
Three choices shape how a painter's card works on the job.
Pick a stock that survives the job
Uncoated and Kraft stocks feel rugged and take a pen, handy when you jot a quote figure on the back at a job site. Everyday 14pt Gloss Cover keeps it clean and cheap, and the ultra-thick stocks climb all the way to 80pt for a card that lands like a chip, some with a colored painted center that shows as a stripe along the edge. A High-Gloss UV Coating adds shine to a bold color logo, though a ballpoint will not write on it. When you want that heavy, premium weight across a whole order, the Ultra Thick Kraft Business Cards carry the same idea on the thickest Kraft we run.
Turn your card into a fridge magnet
One of the 73 stocks is a 17pt indoor magnet, so your card sticks to a client's fridge and stays in front of them until the next paint job. Residential painting runs on repeat work, and a homeowner who calls months later for the next room finds your number on the fridge instead of in a drawer.
Design it without a designer
Start from a layout in our design templates, part of the 10,000+ designs 4OVER4 offers across its catalog, and change the colors, copy and logo in the online editor. Put your business name and phone number on the front, and a service list such as interiors, exteriors and cabinets on a 4/1 black back.
Already have your artwork? Skip the editor and download a press-ready blank instead. Each blank 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 Painting Business Cards Cost
A set of 100 painting business cards costs $17.57, and the price per card falls as the run grows toward 100,000. A set of 900 runs $53.83, about 6 cents a card, and 8,000 cards run $179.25, roughly 2.2 cents each, all the way up to 100,000 at $1,844.39. Set the slider below to the number of cards your crew hands out in a season to see the set total and the per-card cost.
Wally keeps your name on the fridge
How a stack of painting cards turns one job into the next.

A hundred painting business cards costs $17.57, and printed on the magnet stock they stick to a client's fridge until the next room needs painting. Pick a stock, add your logo and number, set your speed, and Wally gets them in your hand fast.
Can You Print a Name or Code on Each Card
Yes. Turn on variable data and you can drop a unique crew member's name, a direct phone number, or a QR code onto every single card in the run, so one design covers the whole crew, each card with its own name, or carries a QR code that opens your portfolio, your reviews, or a booking form. Pair it with full color on both sides when the back shows photos of finished rooms.
How Do Painting Business Cards Compare to the Rest of the Range
Painting business cards carry the lowest starting price of this group, and a thicker stock or a more premium finish raises it. The chart below lines up painting business cards against their closest siblings, from the Standard Business Cards to the heavier Ultra Thick Kraft Business Cards and the upscale Premium Prestige Business Cards, so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.
See How a Finished Card Lands
The gallery below shows cards we printed in-house for customers across different sizes, stocks and finishes, so you can see a stock and a finish in print before you pick one for your crew. Tap any print to see it larger.
How Fast Can You Get Painting Business Cards
Painting business cards print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a job sneaks up you can move that to 2-day, Next-Day or even Same-Day production. 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 with 82% shipping early. Compare every turnaround tier below and see exactly what the rush adds before you pick.
See the Rest of Our Cards
If a heavier stock, a slimmer cut or a more premium finish suits your trade better, each card style lists its own starting price on its product page. Scan the full print product range for everything else we print.
Print Your Painting Business 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, pick the stock by where the card travels, in the truck, in a tool bag or on a client's fridge. Need them before a busy season or a big walkthrough? Our Same-Day production keeps you covered. Print your painting business cards today.
Painting Business Cards: Frequently Asked Questions
What does a large run of painting business cards cost?
A set of 100 starts at $17.57, and pricing steps down across 39 quantity tiers to a 100,000 card run at $1,844.39. Crews that canvass neighborhoods usually order in the larger tiers because the per card cost drops sharply. You can start with 100 to check the design, then reorder deeper.
What do 4/0, 4/1 and 4/4 mean on the ink options?
4/0 is full color on the front with a blank back, 4/1 is full color on the front with black ink on the back, and 4/4 is full color on both sides. Painters often use 4/1 to keep a services list or a license line on the back cheaply. Choose 4/4 when the back carries photos of finished work.
Can I print a card that sticks to a customer's fridge?
Yes. A 17pt indoor magnet is one of the 73 stocks, so the card holds on a refrigerator until the next room needs repainting. It suits repeat residential work where the homeowner calls months later. Select magnet under Paper Type before uploading your artwork.
Which stock survives a work truck and a tool bag?
Synthetic plastic and rigid PVC keep their shape through handling far better than a paper cover stock, and the ultra-thick options up to 80pt resist bending in a pocket. Kraft and linen look more crafted but wear faster on a job site. Pick based on whether the card is handed over at a quote or carried around all week.
Can I write a quote figure on the back?
Use an uncoated stock if you plan to write on the card by hand, since it takes pen ink readily. A High-Gloss UV Coating adds shine to the printed side but resists a ballpoint. Many painters print full color on the front and leave the back plain for numbers written at the walkthrough.
How fast can these be printed and what sizes are available?
Standard production is 3 business days, with 2 day, Next Day and Same Day rush when a job starts sooner. Sizes run from the standard 2" x 3.5" down to a 1.5" x 3.5" slim and a 2" x 2" square, with custom sizing up to 2" x 4". Rounded corners are optional on any of them.
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