Tradie Door-Knocking Flyers
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- Melbourne
- and more Australia-wide
Prices shown for 148 x 210mm (A5), 150gsm gloss, single sided.
250 flyers cost less than 200 ($95 vs $108). We print 250+ on our offset press.
Quantities and prices are per design. There is no minimum spend. Need more?
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$95.00
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38c each
Lower than 3 of 4 Australian printers we compared at 250 flyers · checked 9 Oct 2026- No GST to add: $95.00 is the total
- Free delivery Australia-wide.
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Dispatched Thu 29 Oct, arrives Mon 2 to Tue 10 Nov
How we estimate this
Dispatched 4 business days after artwork approval. Estimated: assumes you order before 11am AEST and approve your proof within one business day. Approve sooner and it can dispatch earlier. Production and courier delays can occasionally push delivery later.
Nothing prints until you approve your proof. Print error? We reprint or refund. Refund policy
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Flyers for Trades & Construction
Door-to-door flyers work for trades because the customer is nearby and the need is local. A roofer after a storm, an electrician offering safety checks or a landscaper in spring can reach a whole street at low cost. Our flyers come in A6, A5, A4 and DL on 150gsm gloss, single or double sided, from 25.
A typical campaign: 500 A5 flyers for a single suburb, with a clear offer, your licence number and a phone number. A5 is large enough for a short service list and a call to action, and DL fits letterbox slots neatly. Hand-deliver or letterbox drop, respecting no-advertising signs. Dispatch is 4 business days after your artwork is approved. Our flyer sizes guide explains the formats.
Worked example. A landscaper finishing a garden in a suburb orders 500 A5 flyers with a photo of the finished job, a short list of services, a licence number and a phone number. She drops them in the 200 nearest letterboxes and keeps the remainder to hand out at the next job. The flyers feature the same logo as her business cards and van, so the brand looks consistent.
How Trades & Construction uses Flyers
Street-by-street letterbox drops
Target the suburb where you are working. Neighbours of a completed job are the best audience.
Seasonal service offers
Gutter cleaning in autumn, air-conditioning checks before summer or pre-winter heater servicing.
Trade-show and market handouts
Hand flyers to visitors at expos and markets with a short offer.
Referral campaigns
Include a referral note asking customers to pass the flyer on.
Design tips
Lead with the problem you solve and a single offer. Put your phone number in large type, plus licence details if required. Use the back for a short price list or testimonials only if allowed in your trade. Keep text short, because people glance at flyers for a second or two. Respect no-advertising signs on letterboxes.
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Flyers for Trades & Construction: FAQs
Which flyer size is best for letterbox drops?
A5 or DL. DL fits slots easily, and A5 gives more room.
What is the minimum order?
25 per design, with quantities up to 7,000.
Should I choose single or double sided?
Single sided is enough for a short offer. Double sided gives room for a price list or map.
Can I include testimonials?
Check your trade's advertising rules and consumer law before including reviews.
How many flyers should a tradie order?
Many start with 250 to 500 and focus on the streets around a current job.