Most promotional suppliers send you a PDF catalogue and make you email for a price. Every one of the 855 products above carries its own price breaks, its own decoration options and its real supplier stock level, so you can work out what 250 branded bottles cost before you speak to anyone.
Promotional product pricing has three parts, and understanding them is most of the job. There is the product itself, the decoration, and the setup. Setup is charged once per colour per position, which is why 100 pens cost so much more each than 1,000 pens, and why adding a second print colour costs more than doubling the quantity.
What is in the range
Forty-seven categories, from twenty cent giveaways to premium corporate gifts over four hundred dollars. The median product sits around three dollars, which is the price point most Sunshine Coast businesses actually buy at.
The largest categories in the live catalogue.
| Category | Products | Typical use |
|---|
| Outdoor & Leisure | 152 | Coolers, chairs, towels, caps, sports gear |
| Office | 144 | Desk items, notebooks, folders, tech accessories |
| Pens & Writing | 144 | The reliable low-cost giveaway |
| Drinkware | 75 | Bottles, keep cups, mugs, tumblers |
| Tech & Audio | 72 | Power banks, cables, speakers, chargers |
| Bags | 71 | Totes, backpacks, cooler bags, conference bags |
| Health & Wellness | 60 | First aid, sanitiser, fitness, sun care |
| Apparel | 46 | Sublimated teamwear, caps, towels. For uniforms and workwear see Uniforms & Apparel |
88 products in the range are Australian Made, and more than 120 are flagged as eco-friendly, which matters if you are supplying to councils, schools or tender work where that gets asked.
How the decoration works
There are 188 different decoration methods across the catalogue, but in practice you will meet six of them.
- Pad print is the most common, available on 366 products. It presses ink onto small curved or uneven surfaces, so it is what puts a logo on a pen, a stress ball or a bottle lid. Best with simple, solid-colour logos.
- Screen print lays down thick, vivid ink on flat or cylindrical surfaces. Ideal for bags, tees and drinkware. One screen per colour, so a three-colour logo costs three setups.
- Direct digital print prints full colour straight onto the product. Use it when your logo has gradients or photographs that screen printing cannot reproduce.
- Laser engraving burns into the surface rather than adding ink, so it never wears off. It gives you the product's own material colour, not your brand colour. The premium look on metal drinkware, pens and tools.
- Full colour sublimation dyes the whole surface. Best for fabric and for anything you want covered edge to edge rather than badged with a logo.
- Digital transfer applies a printed film. Good for complex full-colour logos on apparel and bags in smaller quantities.
If you are not sure which suits your logo, send it to us. A single-colour vector logo will work with almost anything. A logo with a photograph or a gradient rules out pad and screen printing straight away, and that is worth knowing before you fall in love with a product.
Reading the price on screen
Open any product and you get its real quantity breaks, its decoration options and its production service levels. Promotional prices are quoted excluding GST and excluding delivery, which is the industry norm and is different from the print products on this site, where GST and standard delivery are included. Delivery is quoted separately because a pallet of bags and a satchel of pens are not the same freight job.
Stock levels come from the supplier feed. Treat them as a strong indicator rather than a reservation, because stock moves nationally and nothing is held for you until an order is placed. If your job is date-critical, tell us and we will confirm the stock is really there before you commit.
