Compare 4OVER4.COM With the Printer You Use Now
Each comparison puts 4OVER4 printing next to one of 34 printing brands, including Vistaprint, MOO, GotPrint, UPrinting, Staples, and Canva, so you can see where switching pays off and where it does not. Our side of every page draws on 60+ paper stocks across 1,000+ products, printed in our own NYC plant.
What the Comparisons Keep Finding
Across the 34 brands, the same findings repeat. 4OVER4.COM runs deeper stock and finish ranges: business cards alone go from 13pt to 80pt, on stocks such as soft touch, kraft, linen and metallic pearl, with spot UV, foil stamping or painted edges on top. It prices factory direct and backs every order with the 5 Gold Guarantees. Volume buyers gain the most, bulk discounts drop per piece prices as quantities climb. Test the claim yourself: order free business cards and judge the quality before moving a single regular order.
How Ordering Works on the 4OVER4.COM Printing Website
4OVER4.COM is a printing website run by the printer itself, from our plant in Queens, New York. You pick the product, set the size, paper stock, finish and quantity, and the configurator shows the price as you change each one. Then you upload a print ready PDF, design in the free online designer, or start from one of 10,000+ design templates. Every order gets a free file check before it goes on press, and on most products an order placed by 12pm ET ships the same day. A real person answers at 718-932-2700, by phone or by text.
Which Comparison to Open First
Start with the printer you order from today and the product you reorder most. For business cards, the Vistaprint and MOO pages set card stock against card stock, and the guide on printing business cards at home covers the desktop printer route. For stickers, open Sticker Mule or StickerYou. Banners and signs sit on the BannerBuzz and Signs.com pages, and mailed postcards on PostcardMania. If you order on recycled or FSC paper, Greener Printer and Environprint compare the paper you get. If you take rush jobs to a store counter, the Staples and FedEx Office pages set that trip against ordering online.