Custom plastic promo cards work for more than discounts. Because they look and feel like a bank card, customers treat them as something worth keeping. Here are campaign ideas that use that to your advantage.
Launch and opening offers
Hand out a card with an opening offer to people in the area or at a launch event. Give it an end date to create urgency.
Referral cards
Give existing customers two or three cards to pass on to friends. Each card gives the friend a discount, and you can track which cards come back.
VIP and early-access passes
Invite your best customers to a private sale or preview evening with a printed pass. A plastic card feels more like an invitation than an email.
Trade and corporate discount cards
Builders’ merchants, wholesalers and suppliers can issue cards to trade accounts showing their discount level.
Event tickets and passes
Numbered cards with a barcode or QR code work as reusable passes for festivals, conferences and season events.
Making them work
- One clear offer per card
- A unique code per campaign so you can track redemptions
- Short terms on the back
Plan it properly with our promo card campaign tips, and see promo card design.
Options and prices
Options include QR codes, barcodes, numbering, magnetic stripe, signature panel, contactless chips, hole punch, spot UV, and a matt or gloss finish. Every file is checked and proofed, and nothing is printed until you approve the proof.
Promo cards are sold in packs: 15 for £30, 30 for £45, 60 for £80 and 120 for £160, with 45, 75 and 90 packs in between. Magnetic stripe, NFC contactless and RFID versions cost the same. Prices are for full-colour print from supplied artwork and exclude delivery. We are not VAT registered, so no VAT is added. For larger runs, contact us for a quote.
See all promo card options, features and prices on our Promo cards page.