Valentine's Day Cards Pricing and Costs

Fit Valentines Day Cards into your business budget
By Autumn Rivers, Lead Copywriter Webflo Studios Add a personal touch to your company by sending a business Valentines Day card to clients and employees alike. Depending on the type of card you opt to send, this kind of greeting can be an economical way to stand out in the minds of clients and make employees feel appreciated. There are many choices in the greeting card world, so be aware of Valentine's Day cards pricing and costs before you commit to one type of card.

No matter who you plan to send a business Valentines Day card to, you need to create a budget first. Consider the costs of the following types of cards:

1. Check out free Valentines Day cards online.
   
2. Find business Valentines cards with unique features.
3. Find out how much you can save when you buy Valentines cards in bulk.
   

Brighten your client's day with free Valentines Day e cards

If you don't mind sending greetings online, free Valentines Day cards on the Internet are the way to go. They are easy to personalize and send, and will not get lost in the mail. Many come with music and attractive graphics. Save a few dollars per person by emailing free Valentine's Day cards.
Try:  Customize your free e-card when you send Valentines Day cards for clients from GreetingsnEcards.com. The AmericanGreetings.com website allows users to send free e-cards, some of which include a song.

Select Valentines Day cards with added features to market your business

Stand out from the crowd and create interest in your business when you send interesting Valentines Day cards. Whether your card is different because it is over sized, includes a joke or plays music, it will be memorable. Expect to pay a little more for extra features, from $5 to $60 per card.
Try:  Find giant cards that are over three feet tall and two feet wide from Life Size Greetings for $55 to $60 each. Buy a card with music or fun sounds from Hallmark for $5 to $7.

Buy several Valentines Day greeting cards at once to receive a bulk discount

If you have several clients or employees that you plan to send cards to, consider buying in bulk to save money. Most companies will allow you to choose either a single design or a variety pack. Expect to spend $79 to $169 per 100 cards. If you need fewer than 100 cards, you likely will pay anywhere from $.20 to more than $1 per card.
Try:  Receive a bulk discount at CardsDirect, where prices range from $79 to $136 when you buy 100 business Valentines Day cards. The prices vary depending on whether the card has unique features, such as a soft texture or a customized photo. Cardstore.com charges $99 to $169 per 100 cards, depending on size and style of your cards.