123Print review
Updated October 1, 2026 · StampCue Editorial Team · Facts checked October 1, 2026
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Our verdict
123Print suits small business owners and office managers who reorder the same print items and need them moving quickly, since most custom orders ship in 2 days. Published pricing starts at $15.83, so a small trial run costs little, while wider projects need figures worked out for the brief.
Key facts
- Best for
- Repeat orders that have to go out in 2 days.
- Headquarters
- United States↗
- Support channels
- Email, Chat, Phone, Help-centre↗
- Official website
- 123print.com
Pros and cons
Pros
- Most custom orders leave in 2 days, which suits office managers working to a fixed date.
- Published pricing starts at $15.83, so a trial order costs little.
- Artwork can be started from a blank canvas or uploaded in the online designer, which keeps simple jobs inside the site.
- The catalogue pairs everyday stationery with banners and signs, so a mixed brief stays with one supplier.
Cons
- The 2 days window is given for most custom orders, so it does not promise that timing on every item.
- The price of $15.83 marks the entry point into the catalogue rather than what a larger project costs.
- Artwork has to be built or uploaded in the online designer, so files need preparing before an order goes in.
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Who it suits
- Small business owners who reorder the same items and need them out quickly, given most custom orders ship in 2 days.
- Office managers combining stationery with banner and sign work from one catalogue.
- Buyers whose team is happy to prepare artwork in the online designer and order from a US business office.
Who should look elsewhere
- Teams with no capacity for artwork preparation, since files are built in the online designer.
- Readers who need a firm figure for a whole project, since $15.83 is the published starting price.
- Buyers ordering from outside the United States, since the business office sits there.
The company behind it
The business office sits in the United States, so the company and the ordering side both run from there. Buyers reach the team through email, chat, phone and more, which spans phone, live chat, email and a help centre, so a question about a file, a proof or a shipping date has a fast route rather than a mailbox. The route through the site is plain: choose a product, build or upload artwork, place the order and wait for the stated shipping window. Readers buying into another market should weigh that the operation is anchored to the United States, and that support works from the same base.
How 123Print compares
Frequently asked questions
How long does 123Print take to send an order out?+
Most custom orders go out in 2 days. That is stated as a general shipping window rather than a fixed date for each item, so treat it as the planning figure and raise anything with a hard deadline with the team before ordering.
What does an order cost?+
The published starting price is $15.83. It marks the entry point into the range, so a small trial order is the cheapest way to test the flow. Larger quantities and other items in the catalogue sit above it, and you would want figures for the brief before committing.
Can I create artwork on the site?+
You can start from a blank canvas or upload your own design in the online designer and order from there. That keeps simple jobs on the site rather than needing a separate design file, and the published starting price of $15.83 makes a trial run a cheap way to try it.
What can I order from 123Print?+
The catalogue covers everyday stationery such as business cards, letterheads and envelopes, plus flyers, brochures and postcards, and it runs through to banners, signs and labels, so stationery and signage sit in one place. Published pricing begins at $15.83.
Is 123Print a sensible choice for a first order?+
Most custom orders ship in 2 days, and the online designer lets a small team place a first order without outside design work, so trying the supplier on a modest run carries little risk. Pricing that starts at $15.83 keeps that first order small.
Can I get a banner and stationery from one supplier?+
The catalogue holds banners and signs alongside everyday stationery, so a mixed brief can be ordered in one place rather than split across suppliers. Ask about timing for the larger pieces, since the 2 days shipping window is stated for most custom orders.
Sources
- 123print.com checked October 1, 2026
Backs: Products, Support channels
“Business Cards ... Letterheads ... Envelopes ... Flyers ... Brochures ... Postcards ... EDDM Postcards ... Posters ... Banners ... Yard Signs ... Door Hangers ... Labels ... Magnets ... Post-it Notes...”
- 123print.com/aboutus.aspx checked October 1, 2026
Backs: Headquarters
“123Print's business office in Dallas”
- 123print.com/business-cards/landing-page.aspx checked October 1, 2026
Backs: Online design tool, Price from, Turnaround time
“Start with a blank canvas & upload your design in our user-friendly editor”
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked October 1, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Departments, Free shipping threshold.
Related by the facts
123Print
Repeat orders that have to go out in 2 days.