Aluminum Business Cards (Hard Cards)

Description

Metal business cards are one of our most popular products: full-color printing, any size you need, live pricing in the builder below, and typical production of 1–3 business days after artwork approval.

Make an introduction nobody forgets. Our aluminum business cards are printed in full color on real metal – rigid, waterproof, and impossible to crumple in a pocket. Each order arrives as a set of 55 finished 3.5″ x 2″ cards, ready to hand out.

• Sets of 55 cards – standard 3.5″ x 2″ business card size
• Two thicknesses – 0.04″ ($100.00 single / $110.00 double per set) or lighter 0.025″ ($70.00 / $80.00)
• Single or double-sided full-color printing
• 1–3 business day production after artwork approval

Upload your design, pick portrait or landscape artwork, and your metal cards typically print in 1–3 business days after artwork approval. Ordering paper too? Pair them with our 16pt paper prints for everyday handouts.

Metal Business Cards That Never Get Thrown Away

Paper cards get pocketed and purged; metal business cards get kept, shown off, and remembered. These are rigid aluminum cards printed in vivid, high-gloss full color – standard 3.5 by 2 inch sizing in sets of 55, in your choice of 0.04″ heavyweight or 0.025″ lighter-gauge aluminum. Hand one across a table and watch the meeting change temperature.

Who Metal Business Cards Are For

Realtors closing luxury listings, contractors bidding premium jobs, founders at pitch events, barbers and studios building a brand – anyone whose card is part of the sales pitch. The aluminum face takes photographic printing, so bold dark designs with metallic-feel accents look extraordinary. A matched set for the whole team costs less than one decent dinner and outlasts every paper card in the room.

Choosing Your Thickness

The 0.04″ card is the statement piece – a rigid, substantial plate with unmistakable hand-feel, $100.00 per set single-sided. The 0.025″ version keeps the metal impression with a lighter flex and friendlier price at $70.00 per set. Both print single or double-sided; both drop to volume pricing automatically at nine sets and up in the builder.

Designing for Metal

Dark, saturated backgrounds show the gloss aluminum at its best; leave logo areas unprinted to let raw metal shine through as a design element. Keep text at least an eighth inch from edges and remember the fixed 3.5×2 canvas – the builder locks sizing so your artwork lands print-perfect. Upload art, pass the automatic quality check, and sets ship after production, typically 1–3 business days following artwork approval. Pair a set with our paper prints for matching flyers and mailers.

Metal Business Cards Specifications

Material: printed aluminum, high-gloss finish. Size: 3.5 x 2 inches, sets of 55. Thicknesses: 0.04″ ($100.00/set) and 0.025″ ($70.00/set), single or double-sided. Volume pricing: automatic at 9+ sets. Production: typically 1–3 business days after artwork approval, plus shipping.

Why Order Metal business cards From GetQuickSigns

Every order runs through the same builder you see above: enter your options, upload artwork, and the automatic file check confirms resolution before anything prints. We capture every selection on the order itself, so reorders match the first run exactly. Production starts the same day on most orders, quality control checks color and cut before packing, and tracking lands in your inbox as soon as the box ships. Questions before ordering? Email sales@getquicksigns.com and a real person who works with this material daily will answer.

From single pieces to campaign-scale runs, orders here get the same treatment: live pricing with no quote-form delays, an automatic artwork check that catches problems before they print, and hand inspection before anything ships. Most standard orders ship after 1–3 business days of production following artwork approval, and your saved configuration makes reordering effortless when the next project lands.

Want the deeper story behind the medium? The Wikipedia overview of business cards is a solid primer on where the format came from.