Quick answer: A logo pop up card opens into a 3D scene built around your brand - the logo as a standing centerpiece, integrated into the scene, or as a printed insert. Business quantities of 50-500 typically run $3-12 per card with 3-6 weeks lead time, and they get kept on desks for months - which is the entire point.
Everything here on custom pop up cards with logo comes from daily studio work - real costs, real timelines, and the mistakes we watch buyers make so you don't have to.
Three Ways to Put Your Logo in the Scene
- Hero treatment: the logo die-cut and standing center stage when the card opens.
- Scene integration: your logo as the coffee shop sign, the race car livery, the bakery awning - branding inside the story.
- Printed insert: the scene stays generic, your logo and message print on the panels - fastest and cheapest.
Where Logo Cards Earn Their Keep
- Client thank-yous after a project closes - signed by the team.
- Holiday cards for top clients (pair flat cards for the long list).
- Real estate closings, agency anniversaries, product launches.
- Event invitations that survive the fridge-door test.
Ordering Notes for Brands
- Send vector artwork (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG) - a logo pulled from your website footer will print fuzzy.
- Approve a physical sample before the full run.
- Brand colors need a physical match check on cardstock; Pantone on screen lies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What file format do you need for a logo?
Vector if possible - AI, EPS, PDF or SVG. High-res PNG (300dpi+) works for simple marks; never a screenshot.
What's the minimum order for logo cards?
Typically 50-100 for a custom-branded run; single-digit quantities are possible as paid samples.
Which occasions get the best ROI on logo cards?
Post-project client thank-yous and holiday cards for top accounts - high relationship value, fixed recipient list, predictable timing.
What paper weight works best for pop up cards?
65-80 lb cover stock (175-215 gsm): light enough to fold crisply, stiff enough to hold a scene upright. Copy paper sags by day two; anything over 100 lb fights the folds.
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