Why logo stickers work
A logo sticker is the cheapest piece of branding you can give away. Customers put them on laptops, bottles and car windows, so your logo keeps getting seen long after the sale.
Small businesses drop one in every order, cafés hand them out with a coffee, and trades stick them on everything they install. It’s a small cost per sticker for a lot of reach.
Getting your logo ready
The best file is a vector logo: a PDF, AI, EPS or SVG from whoever designed it. A large, clear PNG also works. If all you have is a photo of your sign or a low-resolution image, send it anyway. Our designers can redraw simple logos as part of the free design service.
We cut around the outline of your logo with a small white border, so the shape looks clean and the sticker peels easily. You see the exact cut line on your proof before anything is printed.
Sizes that suit logos
50mm and 75mm are the go-to sizes for giveaways and packaging. 100mm is a good laptop-lid size. Go 125mm or 150mm for windows, toolboxes and equipment. See the full size guide for what fits where.
Questions
Do you charge for setting up my logo?
No. Design and setup are free on every order, including tidying up your logo and adding the cut line.
Can I get my logo in different sizes?
Each order is one size. Place a separate order for each size you need.
How many logo stickers should I order?
Most small businesses start with 250 to 500. The price per sticker drops a long way as quantity goes up, so larger runs are good value once you know you’ll use them.