4 Sites Offering Business Cards... FREE!!

Who doesn’t need business cards? There was a time when only businessmen and important people within a company kept business cards with them at all times. Times have changed and now it’s ever more important for most people, in whatever industry to carry business cards with them. Whether you’re a:

- Web designer

- Freelancer

- Product Developer

- Marketing Directory

- Small Business Owner

and so on.

So you have decided you need a business card. What next? You can pay your local Printing.com supplier £49 for the minimum quantity of 500 (this is in the UK). If you’ve never had a business card before, it’s important to ensure the design is right and you’re happy with the cards. Ordering 500 is risky if you’ve never had business cards before so what can you do? Order them for free! The following sites have a new customer offer where you can have customised business cards printed for free! You may have to pay a small delivery fee.

1. Vistaprint

Vistaprint are offering a whooping 250 business cards for free! They're of a high quality and full colour too. Because they're free, the Vistaprint logo will be present on the back and you can't really go wrong. You only have to pay for postage which is £3.70.
Now you can’t complain, can you?

2. Moo.com

Moo.com offer the following a generous 50 quality business cards for free! You can customise the card online through their simple-to-use interface and upload your own images, logo and details. What's even better is you can split the business card quota by design and have different images on cards. You only pay for shipping (£3.25).

3. Clever Bug

Clever Bug are generous in the sense their shipping costs a mere 99p! However only offer 10 cards...

4. ooprint

Ooprint offer 100 business cards for free with a shipping cost of £6.90.
There are other sites online offering to print and deliver free business cards however the above are the most popular. I personally would order free business cards from all of these guys so get a good picture of the quality and type of print they offer then select one company going forward.
Do you have any recommendations or have you used a company before to print your business cards? Please share in the comment below!


Author Bio:
Ahmed Bhula works for NetGiant in the UK who run Cartridge Monkey Ltd., one of UK's leading suppliers of ink cartridges. Ahmed is a big fan of Anime and COD on the Xbox!