Quote strategy
Convention brochures and flyers do different jobs at the same booth.
A convention brochure explains the offer after the aisle conversation ends, while a convention flyer carries one message that has to land in seconds. Most booth teams need both, plus backup quantities sized to the show traffic. This page is the quote path for convention brochure printing and convention flyer printing, with local production support for teams exhibiting in Orlando.
Best for Exhibitors, sponsors, agencies, sales teams, and conference organizers preparing booth handouts
Common products Tri-fold brochures, bi-fold brochures, sales sheets, session flyers, promo flyers, and program inserts
Quote details Quantity per piece, finished and folded size, paper and coating, sides, deadline, and show date
Artwork notes Panel order for folds, bleed, QR codes and offer codes, and whether files are print-ready
Match the piece to the conversation length
Flyers work for quick scans, drops in attendee bags, and single announcements. Brochures earn their space when a prospect needs services, pricing tiers, or a product line explained after the show. Quoting them together keeps paper, branding, and quantities consistent across the booth.
Plan quantities around show traffic, not guesses
Convention handout quantities should reflect expected booth traffic, the number of show days, and how aggressively the team hands out materials.
- Daily estimate multiplied by show days, plus a backup margin
- Separate counts for premium brochures versus high-volume flyers
- Extra copies for sponsor tables, session rooms, or press kits
- A reorder plan if the show runs longer than the materials last
Use folding and paper to control cost
A tri-fold brochure on standard gloss text is a different job than a heavy sales sheet with soft-touch coating. Say which pieces need premium presentation and which are volume handouts so the quote can split the specs instead of averaging them.
Tie the order to the event schedule
If the materials support a specific convention, include the event name, dates, and whether the job needs Orlando pickup, hotel delivery, or booth delivery. Timing determines whether standard production works or the job needs rush handling.
What to send for a convention brochure & flyer printing quote
The fastest way to get useful pricing is to send the practical production details in one request. For Convention Brochure & Flyer Printing, include the product list, quantity, finished size, material or paper preference, color needs, finish notes, deadline, and whether the artwork is ready for review.
- List each printed piece separately if the job includes multiple items.
- Include event, campaign, storefront, or delivery timing when it affects the deadline.
- Share artwork status clearly: print-ready, editable, needs cleanup, or still in progress.
- Mention related pieces that should match the same brand colors, paper, or design system.