MOO Aggregated Reviews

Mine’s just a doodle contact card using the Moo rounded cardstock. The paper feels quite nice.
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I don’t know, I printed my WEDDING invites through Vistaprint and I still stop and stare at how gorgeous they are. Moo can suck it.
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Moo offers a 30% discount on a very regular basis just from emails, so a discount isn’t much incentive. A very long time ago, maybe 2006ish, Etsy partnered with Moo to give free cards to everyone who ordered, which was pretty awesome. It wasn’t a lot of cards, like 50, but it seems like everyone I personally know who uses Moo cards is someone that was able to get free cards back then so I think it worked out for them in the long term.
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Moo makes lovely cards, but $165 for 600 is outrageous.
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Moo’s cards are in a different class. The quality is like a mini fine art print on heavy cardstock, and you can make every card in your order a different image. Back when I was doing stained glass, I ordered from Moo because nothing else had the quality to represent my art. At craft fairs people would gush about my cards, and they’d go through the stack to choose the one they liked best – sometimes even asking for two because they couldn’t decide. I guarantee those cards didn’t get tossed or just end up lost forever in the bottom of a purse. Definitely worth the premium price.
I’m doing decals now, and I order from a place even cheaper than Vistaprint . Decals don’t need fine art quality business cards.
It’s nice that they are providing a discount for Moo, but I doubt people would be able to order enough to balance out the premium fees. It would have been even better if, in addition to a discount with Moo, they also worked out a discount with some other company for the vast majority who don’t need fine art quality cards.
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Moo’s print quality is way nicer than Vistaprint though. I always buy my cards from Moo. Their customer service is incredible as well.
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I’m a letterpress printer and designer who sells business cards that are about $1 each. And they’re really nice. Not for everybody, for sure…. But some brands benefit from nicer cards. Moo is a LOT nicer than Vistaprint . Yeah, it’s not worth it for everyone, but it is for some!
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I’ve had several clients comment on how they like my business card. I think it’s all about the thickness. Moo.com sells some great Mohawk paper business card; you just have to pay more. If you want the best of the best (even better than Moo’s ~$50 cards), use a local letterpress shop. You’ll probably be paying at least $100-$200. The cards look incredible though.
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Overnight Prints is best for quick fixes on a tight budget. MOO is known for superior quality. They are relatively quick with turnaround as well.
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Moo is always my favorite, but their sizes aren’t the norm. The card stock for my business cards is top notch, but they’re larger than normal cards.
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