What is a proof?
A proof is a preview of what will be printed. It’s used to catch mistakes before production.
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What is flat size and finished size?
Flat size refers to something when it is open or unfolded, Finished size is when closed or folded up.
Read moreCan urgent jobs delay others?
Very rarely. We manage this carefully to avoid knock-on issues.
Read moreWhy aren’t you the cheapest?
Because the cheapest option usually cuts something you only notice later. Time, paper quality, file checks, colour accuracy, finishing, packaging, or support when something goes wrong. We focus on getting it right first time, using decent materials, checking files properly, and being reachable when you need a human to fix a problem. If all you want […]
Read moreWhy do online printers look cheaper?
They standardise everything and remove human checks. They also batch print jobs with other jobs instead of treating each one individually.
Read moreWhy does print get cheaper at higher quantities?
Setup costs stay similar. More units spread that cost.
Read moreWhen does turnaround time start?
From point of order. Delays between proof and approval will delay delivery deadlines.
Read moreWhat adds the most perceived value?
Paper choice and finish usually matter more than extra pages.
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