€5 each on custom printing

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Q: What does Bizay's referral give?

€5 to each side — symmetrical, plainly stated, with no inflated headline and no ambiguity about who gets what. €5 is small, and the honest advice for any reward of this size is that it should influence nothing: it will not repay the effort of explaining a printing service to anybody, so if a colleague asks where you had your business cards printed, share the code, but do not go looking for people to send it to.

Q: What should I establish about the €5?

Two things not stated. Whether there is a minimum order to use it, which matters more here than usual because order values in custom printing vary enormously — €5 off a €20 order of business cards is 25%, while €5 off a €400 signage order is barely over 1%, so a small fixed discount is proportionally largest on a small order and should be used on the smallest job genuinely needed. And whether it combines with the frequent promotions this sector runs, since online printers discount heavily and constantly, so a code excluded from a running promotion is worth only the difference and frequently nothing.

Q: What is the real risk in custom printing?

Approving a proof with something wrong in it — because unlike most retail purchases, custom-printed goods are generally not returnable, since they cannot be resold. A thousand business cards with a transposed phone number are a total loss, and no consumer return right will help.

Q: What should I check before approving?

Six things, in the order that saves the most money. Read the proof against the source rather than against memory, checking the phone number digit by digit, the email address character by character, and the web address including any hyphen — those three are what people get wrong, and they are the three that make an item useless rather than imperfect. Have somebody else read it, because a writer reads what was meant while a second person reads what is there, which catches most errors and costs nothing. Check bleed, margins and safe areas, since text too close to the trim edge gets cut and that is the commonest production complaint in this category. Expect colour to differ from the screen, because screens emit light and paper reflects it, so if colour accuracy matters ask about a physical proof and specify colours in a print colour space. Check resolution on logos and images, since artwork that looks fine on screen can print soft, and vector artwork is safer for logos than any bitmap. And check the delivery date against when it is actually needed, allowing for a reprint — if materials are for a fixed event, order early enough that a mistake can be corrected, because the cost of missing the date exceeds any discount by a wide margin.

Q: How much should I order?

For the period that can be predicted, not for the best unit price. Unit prices fall sharply with volume, which tempts people into ordering more than they need — but details change, including phone numbers, job titles and addresses, and a large box of superseded cards is a false economy.

Bizay gives €5 to each side on custom printing — a small, plainly stated offer where the thing that matters is whether you check the proof

Bizay is a European online printing service producing business cards, signage, promotional items and custom-printed products.

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Bizay gives €5 to each side on custom printing — symmetrical, plainly stated, and small enough that it should influence nothing. Two things worth establishing: whether a minimum order applies, which matters because €5 off €20 is 25% while €5 off €400 is barely 1%, and whether it combines with the frequent promotions this sector runs. The useful content, though, is about the category: custom-printed goods are generally not returnable because they cannot be resold, so the expensive mistake is approving a proof with an error in it. Check the phone number, email and web address character by character, have somebody else read it, check bleed and margins, expect colour to differ from screen, and order for the period that can be predicted rather than the best unit price.

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How to Use a Bizay Referral Code

Let €5 influence nothing

If a colleague asks where you printed your cards, share the code. Do not go looking for people to send it to.

Use a small fixed discount on a small order

€5 off €20 is 25%; off €400 it is barely 1%. On printing, where order values vary hugely, that spread is the whole calculation.

Read the proof against the source

Phone number digit by digit, email character by character, web address including hyphens. Those three are what make an item useless rather than imperfect.

Have somebody else read it too

A writer reads what was meant; a second person reads what is there. It catches most errors and costs nothing.

Reward Details

Your Reward: €5.
Referrer Reward: €5 when a friend joins via your link. Symmetrical and plainly stated, with no ambiguity about who gets what.
Minimum Purchase: Not stated — and it matters more here than usual, because order values vary enormously. €5 off €20 is 25%; €5 off €400 is barely 1%.
Validity: Not stated.
Available In: Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Poland, Cyprus, Greece, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary
Referral Limit: Not stated.
Payout Time: Not stated.
Eligibility: Ask whether it combines with the frequent promotions this sector runs — a code excluded from a running sale is worth only the difference, frequently nothing.

Why Choose Bizay?

Small, symmetrical, honestly stated

€5 each way with no inflated headline and no ambiguity about who gets what.

Custom printing is generally not returnable

It cannot be resold, so a thousand cards with a transposed digit are a total loss and no consumer return right will help.

A second reader catches most errors

A writer reads what was meant. Somebody else reads what is actually there — the single highest-value step in the whole process, and it is free.

Order for the period you can predict

Unit prices fall sharply with volume, but details change — and a large box of superseded cards is a false economy.

About Bizay

A modest offer stated without exaggeration. The useful content of this page is about custom printing, where the costly error is never the price.

Bizay's referral programme gives €5 to both sides when a friend joins via a referral link — symmetrical, plainly stated, no inflated headline and no ambiguity about who gets what.

€5 is small, and the honest advice for any reward of this size is that it should influence nothing. It will not repay the effort of explaining a printing service to anybody. If a colleague asks where you had your business cards printed, share the code; do not go looking for people to send it to.

Two things are worth establishing, since neither is stated:
- Is there a minimum order to use the €5? On custom printing this matters more than usual, because order values vary enormously — €5 off a €20 order of business cards is 25%, while €5 off a €400 signage order is barely over 1%. A small fixed discount is proportionally largest on a small order, so use it on the smallest job genuinely needed.
- Does it combine with the frequent promotions this sector runs? Online printers discount heavily and constantly, so a code excluded from a running promotion is worth only the difference — frequently nothing.

Now the part that is actually worth the page, because on custom printing the expensive mistake is never the price. The costly error is approving a proof with something wrong in it — and unlike most retail purchases, custom-printed goods are generally not returnable, because they cannot be resold. A thousand business cards with a transposed phone number are a total loss, and no consumer return right will help.

Six checks, in the order that saves the most money:
1. Read the proof against the source, not against memory. Check the phone number digit by digit, the email address character by character, and the web address including any hyphen. These are the three things people get wrong, and they are the three that make the item useless rather than imperfect.
2. Have somebody else read it. A writer reads what was meant; a second person reads what is there. This single step catches most errors and costs nothing.
3. Check bleed, margins and safe areas. Text too close to the trim edge gets cut, and that is the commonest production complaint in this category rather than a colour problem.
4. Expect colour to differ from the screen. Screens emit light and paper reflects it, so printed colour is never identical — if colour accuracy matters, ask about a physical proof or a printed sample, and specify colours in a print colour space rather than trusting the on-screen appearance.
5. Check resolution on logos and images. Artwork that looks fine on a screen can print soft or pixelated; vector artwork is safer for logos than any bitmap.
6. Check the delivery date against when it is actually needed, allowing for a reprint. If materials are for a fixed event, order early enough that a mistake can be corrected — the cost of missing the date exceeds any discount by a wide margin.

Finally, on quantity: unit prices fall sharply with volume, which tempts people into ordering more than they need. Details change — phone numbers, job titles, addresses — and a large box of superseded cards is a false economy. Order for the period that can be predicted, not for the best unit price.