LogoCup review
Updated October 1, 2026 · StampCue Editorial Team · Facts checked October 1, 2026
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Our verdict
LogoCup suits buyers who need custom printed cups in the US and Canada and want someone to check the artwork first, and the 50 units-cup entry point keeps a first run small. The coated stock is compostable rather than recyclable, so plan the waste route in advance.
Key facts
Packaging supplies
- Custom printing
- Yes↗
- Materials
- Compostable
Facts checked October 1, 2026, 2 sources
Pros and cons
Pros
- Orders start at 50 units cups, so a first run stays small and a test print is affordable.
- A designer runs each order through preflight software, which catches artwork problems while a fix is still easy.
- A design, logo or message can wrap around the whole outside of the cup.
- A named desk handles artwork questions and delivery questions, so a buyer talks to the same people throughout an order.
Cons
- Delivery reaches the United States and Canada, so teams elsewhere need a different supplier before they design.
- The compostable cups are not recyclable, so they do not fit a household recycling stream.
- The 50 units-cup minimum makes testing a design in handfuls of pieces impractical.
- The print wraps the design around the outer surface, which leaves the inside of the cup plain.
Who it suits
- Teams placing a small first run of custom cups, since orders start at 50 units
- Anyone who would rather a designer checked the file than find a problem after printing
- Offices, shops and event crews in the US and Canada who want a repeatable cup order with a known contact behind it
Who should look elsewhere
- Readers outside the US and Canada, where delivery does not reach them
- Anyone whose waste plan depends on cups going into household recycling, since the coated paper is compostable rather than recyclable
- Buyers who need the print on the inside of the cup as well as the outside
What it does well
What decides whether a custom cup order goes smoothly comes down to the entry order and the artwork check. LogoCup takes orders from 50 units cups, which keeps a test print, a small meeting or a single event within reach of a normal printing budget. The same threshold also means a design cannot be trialled on a very small run before scaling up, so the proof step matters. After checkout, a team of designers runs the order final through preflight software, and buyers can hop on chat straight after placing an order to have the artwork checked before it goes to print. That step is where the usual failures get caught: a logo dragged in too small, a file cropped away from its bleed, artwork that will print dull on coated stock. It moves the argument about a design to the point where it is still a file rather than a pallet of finished cups. For an office manager planning a repeat run, that check is the difference between a quick fix and a re-order.
Who runs it
LogoCup is a United States company and calls Terre Haute, Indiana its home. From there it takes orders, checks artwork and runs the print run, so the operation is built around a single base rather than a network of outside brokers. Buyers can reach the same desk about a print file and about a delivery, by phone, by chat or by email, and a help centre holds the recurring answers. A designer sits behind the artwork check that every order passes through. For an office manager that matters at the awkward points: a print file question the night before a large meeting, a repeat order that needs rechecking against a previous proof, a delivery that needs chasing. One team handles all of it, which does not mean the service is open around the clock, but does mean a print question and a shipping question reach people who work in the same building.
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Where LogoCup is available
- Available
- Canada, United States
Countries from the brand (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
What is the smallest order LogoCup takes?+
Orders start at 50 units cups, which is low enough for a first run rather than a bulk buy. That suits a team testing artwork or covering a single event. A proof can also be ordered on its own before the full run, so the design gets checked on a cup that will actually be printed.
What does LogoCup sell?+
The shop is centred on printed drinksware: LogoCup sells custom paper cups and mugs and drinkware, alongside lids, sleeves, napkins and coasters from the same paper and print setup. Cup options run from single walled to double walled and stadium shapes, so hot and cold service both fit without switching suppliers for the rest of the order.
Are the cups recyclable or compostable?+
Plan disposal around the compostable rating. The PE-coated paper cups are commercially compostable, which means they need a commercial composting route rather than a kerbside bin. They are not recyclable, so a recycling-led waste plan will not clear them. For offices with a sustainability target, that distinction is worth settling before the order lands.
Where is LogoCup based?+
LogoCup is a United States business and names Terre Haute, Indiana as its home. From there it runs the artwork checks, the print run and the shipping for every order, so a question about a design file and a question about a delivery reach the same operation. Buyers who want a supplier with a physical base rather than a marketplace listing get that here.
How do I get help after placing an order?+
A person answers rather than a form: chat suits artwork questions that need a reply quickly, phone suits anything that needs back and forth, and the help centre holds the recurring answers. The same desk handles design files and shipping, so a late change to a print file does not have to be raised twice through separate channels.
Can the whole cup be printed?+
You can customise as much of the outside as you like, and a design, logo or message can be wrapped around the entire cup, with the inside left plain. That suits a brand that wants the mark visible from every angle at a meeting or on a stand, and it keeps the artwork count low for a preflight check to review.
Who checks my artwork before it prints?+
A team of designers runs the order final through preflight software, and buyers can hop on chat right after placing an order to have the file checked before it goes to print. A proof ordered on its own, alongside the 50 units-cup runs, is the quickest way to see the wrap-around result before committing to the full quantity.
Sources
- logocup.com/all-products checked October 1, 2026
Backs: Products
“Shop: Single Walled Cups, Double Walled Cups, Blank White Cups, Custom Coffee Sleeves, Cup Lids, Stadium Cup, Custom Napkins, Custom Paper Coasters”
- logocup.com/view/about-us checked October 1, 2026
Backs: Headquarters
“LogoCup calls Terre Haute, Indiana its US-based home.”
- logocup.com/view/faq checked October 1, 2026
Backs: Custom printing, Free file check, Markets, Materials, Minimum order (units), Support channels
“You can fully customize as much of the outside as you'd like, and your design, logo, or message will be wrapped around the entire cup.”
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked October 1, 2026. We did not open an account.