How Much Do 100 Custom Stickers Cost? (Shapes, Sizes and Materials)

For 100 custom stickers at around 50mm, expect roughly £20–£40 depending on material (paper vs vinyl) and cutting style — shape itself barely matters once a cut line exists. Exact live pricing by size and material is on our sticker prices page; like everything else, it's published, not quoted-on-request.

What moves sticker pricing

Factor	Effect
Size	The big one — area drives cost
Material	Paper cheapest; vinyl for waterproof; laminated vinyl toughest
Cutting	Squares/circles simplest; custom die cut slightly more
Quantity	Unit price falls fast — 250 costs much less than 2.5× the 100 price
Finish	Matt or gloss usually equal; speciality (clear, metallic) more

Paper or vinyl?

Anything touching moisture, hands, or the outdoors: vinyl. Dry indoor packaging seals and address labels: paper is fine and cheaper. Jars, candles, drink bottles: vinyl, ideally laminated against oils and rubbing.

Sizing advice

Measure the actual surface. The most common mistake is ordering stickers too large for the product — 40–60mm suits most packaging; logo stickers for hand-outs work at 50–75mm. We'll print a size test on request before a full run.

Small business labels

Suffolk food and drink producers are our regulars — a practical guide to product labels covers ingredients, materials and compliance-adjacent layout questions.

FAQ

Minimum order? No hard minimum — small runs are the point of local printing (sticker page). Turnaround? Standard shapes often next day; custom die cut a little longer. Can you match my label to my packaging colour? Bring the packaging — we'll proof against it (colour matching explained).