Notepads

A branded notepad puts a logo on a surface that gets looked at every time someone picks it up, writes on it, or flips to a new page. A4 is the most ordered size, fitting every office filing system in Australia and giving the most writing space per individual page. A5 is the second most ordered, suited to desks and counters where a full A4 pad takes up more space than needed. A6 suits compact spaces such as reception desks and waiting areas. Wiro-bound notepads suit training workbooks where pages need to lie completely flat. All sizes can be printed on the cover or on every page, in plain, lined, or grid ruling.

A property management firm ordering for their reception counters puts branded A5 notepads at every front desk because every tenant and visitor who picks one up to jot down a note takes a brand impression back with them when they walk out the door. The notepad doesn't stay at the counter at all. It travels with the person who used it.

All notepads in this range are digitally printed in full colour. Logo and artwork can be printed on the cover or on every page throughout the pad.

Before You Order

What is the minimum order?

The minimum order is 100 units. Regular production takes 5–10 business days from artwork approval.

Which size suits an ongoing desk supply order?

A5 is the most commonly ordered size for desk use because it's large enough for proper notes but compact enough not to dominate a workspace. A4 suits meetings where more writing space is needed; A6 suits compact counter spaces where even A5 would be too large.

Can the page layout be customised?

Yes, pages can be plain, lined, or grid ruled, and the design can include a header, a footer, a logo watermark, or a full page layout that turns each sheet into a branded form. Full-page printing means every sheet that leaves the pad carries the organisation's name and contact details, which is particularly suited to client-facing businesses where the notes their clients take go back with them.

Is full-page printing available for all sizes?

Full colour digital printing on every page keeps the branding on every sheet that leaves the pad, while cover-only printing keeps the per-unit cost lower. The choice depends on whether every individual sheet needs to carry the branding.