You can place your order by:
{STEP 1} View our “online print shop” to see the product list of print items we offer.
{STEP 2} Click on the “ARROW BUTTON” on the item you want to order.
{STEP 3} Fill the Order Request Form
or Click {Here} to chat with us directly during office hours (Available 9:00AM-6:00PM, MON-FRI, SAT 9-3PM)
You can make a 100% payment or at least 80% upfront and 20% upon delivery.
We work at lightning- speed to get your orders to you. However, it could be within 48hrs or 3-7 days. Depends on your order. Please Note: Delivery date reads from the date you make payment.
Yes, your receipt will be sent to you via email or on your WhatsApp line in PDF
For the best output we recommend PDF, Adobe Illustrator/Indesign, Corel Draw.
There’s no specific price list. We tailor our prices specifically to suit clients’ needs. Prices are usually dependent on sizes, quantity, finishing options, media types etc.
we understand there are times there’s a budget clients are working with, we can make recommendations that fits clients’ budget with a crystal clear description of what to expect, and value for their money.
Proof refers to a single, unique copy of your document or a sample product once all modifications and printing setup processes are finished. This serves as your final opportunity to confirm that the print job is in line with your expectations. We simplify this process by first sending a “mock-up”, a model or replica version of how a final product is going to look, then a sample of the approved mockup.
By examining the proof meticulously, you can help us ensure a precise, impeccable delivery of your print job
2. Our prints are created with top-of-the-line equipment and premium materials, ensuring stunning results every time. And if for some reason you’re not satisfied, we’ve got your back with our money-back guarantee (terms and conditions apply).
For some print jobs, it takes the “same effort” to prepare the printing press whether we print just one copy or one hundred thousand copies!
For example, printing a small quantity of fewer than 500 copies using offset printing may not be the most economical option. However, the good news is that the larger the quantity you need, the lower the cost per unit, so it’s always a good idea to consider printing more copies at once to save on costs.