Car Sticker Price 2026: Sizes, Materials and Price Table
Car sticker price starts from 25 EUR/m² for printing and 8 EUR/m² for contour cutting, from 5 m² — 22 EUR/m². The table shows specific sizes and total costs.
Tips on promotional products, printing technologies, file preparation, prices and timelines.
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Car sticker price starts from 25 EUR/m² for printing and 8 EUR/m² for contour cutting, from 5 m² — 22 EUR/m². The table shows specific sizes and total costs.
We explain how quantity tiers affect the price per piece — with specific figures from the Atta Print price list for stickers, catalogues, posters and clothing printing.
Business card prices at Atta Print: 100 pcs from 25 EUR, 500 pcs from 110 EUR, 1000 pcs from 220 EUR (excl. VAT). Format 90x55 mm, 300 g paper, ready in 3–5 business days.
Sticker printing starts from EUR 25/m² (from 20 m² — EUR 19/m²), contour cutting +EUR 8/m². No setup fees. We explain the calculation and timelines.
How much do printed pens cost? Indicative prices from EUR 0.55/pc at larger quantities, a comparison of printing methods and lead times in Latvia.
How much do notebooks with a logo cost: A6 from around 1.20 EUR, A5 from 1.80 EUR per piece at 100 pcs. Printing methods, cliché costs and lead times.
How much do printed tote bags cost: indicative bag prices from EUR 1.00, screen printing from EUR 1.50/pc, minimum quantities and realistic turnaround times.
Indicative mug with logo prices by quantity tier, minimum quantities for each printing technology, and realistic production times.
How much does a printed T-shirt cost in Latvia in 2025: indicative prices from 10 to 500 pieces, a comparison of screen printing, DTF and embroidery, plus lead times.
Catalogue printing starts from 1.20 EUR/pc (A5, 8 pages, from 250 pcs) and 1.90 EUR/pc for A4 format. Price table by print run, page count and format.
Guideline flyer printing prices for A6, DL, A5 and A4 formats per 100, 500 and 1000 copies, with turnaround times and file requirements.
Print quotes can be confusing when it comes to VAT: businesses are usually shown prices excluding VAT, and the final amount with 21% added is higher. We explain what to check in a quote.