Staggered Cut Flyers

How much do staggered cut flyers cost?
Staggered cut flyers are starting at $189, and every order includes design and a proof before printing. Page count, size, paper, and quantity set the final price. Send your page count and quantity in the form below and we will quote it with your proof.

What is a staggered cut flyer?
It is a set of pages stapled at the top, with each page cut a little shorter than the one behind it. That creates a row of visible tabs, so each service or plan tier shows its own headline. It works like a small menu or brochure.

How many pages should a staggered flyer have?
Use three to eight pages, one for each service or plan tier. A roofer selling roofing, gutters, and siding needs a three-page set. Fewer, focused pages read better than many crowded ones, and each tab should name one clear service or plan.

What sizes do staggered cut flyers come in?
We print staggered cut flyers in 6 x 9 and 8.5 x 11 inch sizes. Each tab steps down by 0.25 or 0.5 inches. The larger size gives more room for photos and plan details on each page.

Why is the minimum higher than a regular flyer?
Each set is printed, collated, cut in steps, and stapled, so it runs at 250 sets minimum. It costs more per piece than a flat flyer, but it does the job of a small brochure for less.

When should a contractor use a staggered cut flyer?
Use it as an estimate leave-behind when you sell several services or maintenance plan tiers. It keeps your whole offer organized on the kitchen table, so the homeowner can compare options and call back ready to book.