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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 76
Printer: Mimaki JV3-160, Graphtec CE5000, Seal Base
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My first digital job so I want to make sure my prices are in line.
14 - 24" X 24" coroplast, print mounted to both sides - $40.00 each 9 - 6" x 24" coroplast print on both sides - $12.00 each Is this reasonable |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Fargo, ND
Posts: 189
Printer: CW Enterprises
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When I had my printer I was getting $7.00 dollars a square ft. wholesale, and $11-12.00 a square ft retail, you might want to do some calling and see what your other sign shops are charging!
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Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 76
Printer: Mimaki JV3-160, Graphtec CE5000, Seal Base
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Thanks Chris. Did you give volume discounts? Did you charge the same print for 2 sided prints with the same image on both sides? Did you charge more if you had to mount the print to a substrate?
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Cypress, Texas
Posts: 1,977
Printer: Versacamm SP300
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Sounds a little low, but not to bad. At $7 a sq foot that would be $56 just for the prints without the mounting.
Now Coroplast is a hard one because a lot of people are just not willing to pay a lot of temp sinage.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Fargo, ND
Posts: 189
Printer: CW Enterprises
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That was just the printing not the Mounting and Substrate! Thats extra!
Coro is so cheap I could make that up else where! Chris |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Is there a magic formula to compute for volume discounts? just asking - maybe there is....thanks
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 561
Printer: mimaki jv3 spII
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All I know is that small jobs will kill you with sq ft pricing. You have to price them by time, so a small sign is never leaving my shop for less than $30.00 or we lose money in the long run. How do you account for the time to get the job via e-mail or phone, then dealing with a file and lastly the cost to invoice and the cost for accounting. Maybe $30.00 is just to cheap for anything these days.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Victoria B.C.Canada a small island in the Pacific.
Posts: 119
Printer: Roland 300,Roland inks,Daige 38 Lam.
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HI Barry, Thats why I charge a set up fee of $50. Just had to do a tiny job,some address and logo stickers for brochure holders (20) at the sq.ft.charge only would have been under $20 and I had to apply the stickers as well.... |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 561
Printer: mimaki jv3 spII
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I guess it depends on your market and your customer base. There is no one formula that will work for all of us or for every sign. I still like pricing things against how I would price using simply vinyl cut graphics with weeding and masking which we still do quite a bit of still.
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Barry All Star Signs & Decals Ltd. Concord, Ontario Canada |
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