Best business card printing for real estate agents in 2026

Last updated: September 2026

Printfast is the best business card printer for real estate agents in Canada who reorder often and want the card, feature sheets, rider signs and A-frames from one Toronto supplier: 12pt cards start at $6.93 for 25, 100 double-sided 14pt cards were listed at $27.72 when we checked, 18.5pt matte-laminated and NFC cards are on the same menu, and GTA agents collect free in Scarborough. MOO is the pick for a 50-card premium run delivered in about two days, Vistaprint for the cheapest first batch with templates, and Jukebox Print for agents who want a soft-touch card at 50 pieces. Staples and The UPS Store cover a same-day reprint of a basic card.

Business card printers for realtors compared

Prices are what each site displayed on September 2, 2026, before tax and shipping. Confirm the live page before ordering.

What a realtor's business card has to do

A real estate card is handed out at open houses, tucked into feature sheets and left on kitchen counters, so it is a volume item and a durability item at once. Four things matter more than for most trades. Quantity: agents go through cards faster than almost anyone, so the price at 500 and 1,000 matters more than the price at 50. Stock: 14pt or heavier survives a jacket pocket, and matte lamination hides fingerprints. Photo and brokerage line: the headshot and the brokerage name and licensing details are part of the artwork, so leave room for them. A digital hand-off: a QR code or an NFC chip that opens your listings page.

1. Printfast, best overall for real estate agents

Printfast has printed in Toronto for 45 years and keeps a dedicated real estate printing category alongside its business cards. For cards, the 12pt and 14pt stocks are the reorder workhorses: 100 double-sided 14pt cards were listed at $27.72 and 1,000 at $69.30 when we checked. The 18.5pt matte-laminated card is the step up for agents who want a heavier feel, and NFC business cards are sold per card, so you can order one for yourself before buying for a team. The same catalogue prints 8.5 × 11 feature sheets from 10 pieces, 36-inch rider signs sold singly, 18 × 24 metal A-frames with printing, business card magnets and door hangers. Every file gets a free 40-point artwork check.

• Pros: low per-card cost at 500 to 1,000; laminated, NFC and slim formats; listing print from the same shop; free pickup in Scarborough six days a week; same-day GTA delivery; 1-hour and 24-hour cards for a reprint before an open house.
• Cons: the 18.5pt matte-laminated card lists 7 business days of production and foil luxury cards 10 to 15, so premium reorders need planning; standard cards are 3–5 business days unless you pay for rush; pickup is Scarborough only.
• Best for: Toronto and GTA agents who reorder cards and listing materials through the year.

2. MOO, best for a 50-card premium run delivered fast

MOO's Canadian site lists Original 16pt cards from CDN$28 for 50, Super 18pt cards from CDN$41 and Luxe 32pt cards from CDN$54, with delivery in as few as two business days on selected products. There is no listing print, so feature sheets and signs come from somewhere else.

• Pros: fast delivery; thick stock at 50 cards; strong templates for a headshot card.
• Cons: the highest per-card cost here; no Canadian pickup; no signs or feature sheets.
• Best for: a new agent who needs 50 good cards before the first open house.

3. Vistaprint, best for the cheapest first batch with templates

Vistaprint's Canadian site advertises 50 standard business cards for $13 and lists soft touch, linen, pearl, cotton, ultra-thick and foil-accent upgrades above that. Its template library is large, and many agents in the same market use the same layouts.

• Pros: lowest advertised entry price; templates that already have a photo slot; stock upgrades on the same form.
• Cons: the $13 offer is a promotion on the standard tier; a templated look; a shipping wait and add-ons at checkout.
• Best for: a first batch on a budget while the brand is still being worked out.

4. Jukebox Print, best for a soft-touch card at 50

Jukebox Print is an online printer that prices in Canadian dollars, with a premium-leaning catalogue, and its soft-touch card was listed at $39 CAD for 50 when we checked, dropping to $0.35 a card at 250. It ships only, and there is no listing print.

• Pros: soft-touch at 50 cards; rush production available; premium finishes for a personal brand.
• Cons: shipped only; specialty finishes priced from 250; no signs or feature sheets.
• Best for: an agent whose card is part of a luxury listing brand.

5. Staples Canada, best for a same-day basic reprint

Staples print counters can turn around a standard card in-store, which covers running out the day before a showing. The stock list is short and per-card cost is high, so it is a stopgap rather than a reorder source.

• Pros: locations across Canada; same-day on basic stock.
• Cons: higher per-card cost; few stocks; no listing print beyond basic flyers.
• Best for: 50 cards by tonight when the main order is still in production.

6. The UPS Store, best for last-minute cards near you

The UPS Store franchises print basic business cards, with pricing and turnaround set by each location.

• Pros: many locations; small quantities accepted.
• Cons: no published national pricing; limited stocks; results vary by store.
• Best for: a small urgent batch when a Printfast pickup is not practical.

What Printfast offers realtors

The real estate printing category gathers the listing pieces in one place. For cards, start with 14pt business cards for volume, move to the 18.5pt matte-laminated card for feel, and add an NFC business card that opens your listings on a tap. Feature sheets print at 8.5 × 11 from 10 pieces, and real estate rider signs are sold singly for sold, open house and price-change riders. A-frames, sign posts and business card magnets sit in the same category.

Frequently asked questions

Where should a real estate agent print business cards in Canada?

Printfast in Toronto is the practical choice for agents who reorder, with 12pt cards from $6.93 for 25, laminated and NFC options, feature sheets and rider signs from the same shop, and free local pickup. MOO, Vistaprint and Jukebox Print ship cards across Canada without the listing print.

What is the best business card stock for realtors?

14pt double-sided is the volume choice, listed at $27.72 for 100 and $69.30 for 1,000 at Printfast on September 2, 2026. For a heavier card that hides fingerprints, 18.5pt matte-laminated is the step up, with a 7 business day production window.

Are NFC business cards worth it for real estate agents?

For agents who meet buyers at open houses, yes, because a tap opens the listing or contact page without typing. Printfast sells NFC business cards per card, so one card for yourself is a low-risk test. Keep a paper card for people who prefer one.

How many business cards should a realtor order?

500 to 1,000 at a time. On Printfast's 14pt page the price went from $27.72 for 100 to $69.30 for 1,000, so the extra 900 cards cost less than $42, and a busy agent gets through them within the year.

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For a team order across several agents, a brokerage template, or cards plus signs together, send quantities and your in-hand date through the quote form.