Guide · Brochure design

How much does brochure design cost in the UK?

The things that actually change the price of a brochure, and how to get one fixed figure for design and print together.

There is no honest single price for a brochure, because a tri-fold leaflet and a 16-page booklet are different jobs. What you can get is one fixed figure once the size, pages and quantity are known.

At Wright Designs Studio, brochures are quoted individually. Design and print are handled together, amendments are part of the job, and delivery is free anywhere in the UK.

What changes the price

Five things that decide what a brochure costs.

Format and fold
A tri-fold A4, a bi-fold or a stitched booklet each take a different amount of design and print.
Page count
More pages means more layout, more copy and more print. It is the biggest single factor.
Quantity
Print cost per copy falls as the run gets larger, so the total depends on how many you need.
Words and photos
Supplying finished wording is quicker. Rough notes are fine, and I can write the pages up for you.
Paper and finish
Heavier stock and special finishes cost more. The right choice depends on where the brochure is used.

Getting a fair quote

What to send for a fixed price.

Who it is for
Who receives it and what you want them to do next.
Rough page count
Even a guess helps decide the format.
How many
The quantity you need printed now.
Any existing branding
Your logo and website, so the brochure looks like the same business.

See the formats and areas covered on the brochure design page, or the wider graphic design work. If you need a website, logo and print together, the complete rebrand package is £679 all in.