Reviews by Wirecutter | A New York Times Company: After 20 hours researching 13 business card printing services, and testing seven of them, we think Vistaprint is the best option for most people looking for professional-looking business cards. Vistaprint’s print quality is among the best we tested, its website offers the best design and ordering experience, and you can order a run as small as 100 cards.
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I’m intrigued that Vistaprint was chosen as the best for business card printing. I’ve ordered from them and I was pleased with the service, but I’ve heard about a lot of other companies that have much more interesting cards. Vistaprint is very standard, so it doesn’t stick out in my mind like Moo cards. However Moo is really expensive while Vistaprint is around $10 for 100 cards, which is just what you want to spend when you first start out and don’t need hundreds upon hundreds of cards or maybe want to test out a card before settling into one design. Their design options are good, but sometimes frustrating because they aren’t really what you want so you scroll for hours. The fact that you can scroll for hours before you run out of options itself is really impressive because they have a huge pool of predesigned options. And I must say thought that their customer service is amazing and will replace pretty much anything you aren’t happy with.
I’m honestly surprised that Vistaprint is considered the best provider for business cards as I have seen a lot of people go through them for their personal and professional cards and have been unsatisfied with the output by the company. They have messed up borders, print borders, paper types, and even color schemes. I think maybe this large of a company isn’t going to give you the quality and service you need and business cards are a tricky thing to return and reprint because you order them by batch and redoing a batch is much harder than editing an original document. These websites and services are tricky because the only original you see is the one on your computer screen since they’re not going to send you one business card for approval. I have heard of companies, however, that will send you a sampling of different cards that you can pick from which I like a lot better because physical cards are easier to judge than on screen ones.
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