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Free handyman business card maker

Type your details, pick a style, then print 10 cards on one sheet or download the image for a print shop. No sign-up, no watermark, and nothing you type leaves your browser.

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A square or wide image works best.

Print at 100% (not "fit to page") on heavy card stock or perforated card sheets like Avery 8371.

What to put on a handyman business card

  1. Business name, big. It's what they'll search for later.
  2. One line on what you do and where. "Repairs, installs and odd jobs · Westchester County" tells them to keep the card.
  3. A phone number you answer. Most people still call or text a handyman.
  4. Email or website, if you check them.
  5. License number or "Insured", if your state requires a license or you carry insurance. See the license rules by state and the guide to handyman insurance.

Leave off long service lists. A card is a reminder, not a brochure.

Where handymen hand them out

More ideas in how to get handyman clients. Naming the business first? Try the handyman business name ideas.

When they call, quote it from the driveway.

PlainJob sends the quote while you're still on site. The customer approves it from their phone, then you schedule it and send the invoice in a few taps. $39 a month for up to 3 people.

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A PlainJob quote on a phone with a box to type a name and an Approve quote button.

Questions

What size is a business card?

3.5 by 2 inches in the US. The maker uses that size, and the print sheet fits 10 cards on one letter page, laid out to match common perforated card stock like Avery 8371.

What should a handyman put on a business card?

Your name, your business name, a phone number you answer, and one line on what you do and where. Email, website and license number are optional. Fewer words read better from across a counter.

Can I print these at home?

Yes. Tap Print 10 cards, set the printer to 100% (not fit to page), and use heavy card stock or perforated business card sheets. Print one on plain paper first to check it lines up.

Can I order them from a print shop instead?

Yes. Download the card image (1050 × 600 pixels, 300 dpi) and upload it as the front of a standard 3.5 × 2 inch card at any print shop or online printer.

Is it really free?

Yes. No sign-up, no watermark, and nothing you type leaves your browser.