Feature · Produce
One template. A different card for every person.
Brikl business cards are the clearest case of personalization there is: every single unit has to be different. You design the card once, each person who orders fills in their own details and sees the finished card before they buy, and Taylor OnDemand prints and ships it — from quantities as low as ten.
Why this is worth having
Business cards are where merch programs quietly break
Every other item in a company store can be produced identically. Cards cannot — each one carries a different name, and the moment someone joins, changes title or leaves, a box of pre-printed cards becomes waste. So cards usually get handled outside the store, by email, one design file at a time.
They don’t have to be. A card is a product with editable fields, and Brikl already knows how to produce one of those on demand.
You design it once. They fill it in.
Two sides of the same setup, and the second one runs without you.
In the dashboard
- Upload the card background and design both sides, with bleed, trim and safe-area guides shown on the artboard.
- Mark the fields that change — name, title, address, email, phone — as the ones each shopper fills in.
- Check it in the mockup view, rendered as it will look printed.
- Save and price it in product settings, then add it to a store.
On the storefront
- The shopper opens the card and sees the template with the fields you left editable.
- They type their own details, and the preview updates as they go. Design guidelines are downloadable from the same page.
- The mockup view shows their finished card as a photorealistic preview, held in a hand.
- They pick a quantity tier and order. Taylor OnDemand prints and ships direct to them.
Priced by quantity, specified on the page
Cards are priced in tiers — the more ordered, the lower the per-card cost — and every tier is shown on the product page, so the shopper picks rather than asks. You set the tiers and your margin in product settings, the same way you price anything else in a catalog.
Specifications
- Size
- 3.5" x 2"
- Stock
- 130lb, 16pt
- Finishes
- 8 options, incl. soft-touch lamination
- Printing
- Full-color digital, both sides
- Production
- 5 business days
- Minimum
- 10 cards
Printed by Taylor OnDemand
Cards are produced by Taylor OnDemand, part of the Taylor Corporation and one of the largest commercial printing companies in North America — on premium 130lb, 16pt stock, printed full-color digitally, with a choice of 8 finishes including soft-touch lamination.
It is the same integration behind Brikl’s other paper print products — flyers, brochures, stationery and signage — so cards travel on rails that already exist rather than being a one-off arrangement.
See every fulfillment partner →Who this is actually for
Anywhere people join, move or represent the brand individually — which is anywhere with more than a handful of staff.
New hires
A card ordered the week someone starts, rather than a box printed in advance for a name nobody knew yet.
Sales teams
Everyone carries their own card from the same approved design, without a designer in the loop each time.
Franchises and multi-location
One brand template, each location's own details, ordered from the store that already serves them.
Real estate and agencies
Agents who need cards constantly, on a design the brokerage controls.
Conferences and events
Cards produced for the people actually attending, close enough to the date to be accurate.
Anyone with a company store
A card sits in the catalog beside the apparel, on one storefront and one checkout.
What it connects to
Personalization
The same machinery on apparel and hard goods — a layer you mark editable becomes a field the shopper fills in.
Personalization→2Paper & print products
Flyers, brochures, stationery and signage, produced on the same Taylor OnDemand integration.
Paper print products→3Stores
Where cards sit beside the rest of the range — one storefront, one checkout, one order flow.
Stores→Frequently asked questions
How do business cards work on Brikl?
Who prints the cards?
What are the card specifications?
Do I have to design a card for every employee?
Does the shopper see their card before ordering?
How is pricing set?
Do I need to hold stock of printed cards?
Can business cards sit in the same store as apparel?
Add business cards to your store
No credit card, no subscription. 3.5% when you make a sale.