Vistaprint vs. Moo

[Former_Member]

I would liek to know if you have ordered from both vistaprint and moo. Which did you like better? I am about to order some but I do not know who to order from, vistaprint or moo.

[Former_Member]

Considering my last post... I'd saw MOO!!! They are a little more expensive, but they're so nice.

But Vistaprint is fine if you're looking to save.

[decembermoondesign]

Moo to impress

Vistaprint to save

[Former_Member]

I feel like people *might* be more likely to keep a nice, high quality card vs a not-so high quality, every day card. The Moo cards are definitely high quality. And if you look around you can find some good discounts. Just google "Moo Discount Code" and I bet some options will pop up. Or use the Etsy discount code if it hasn't expired yet.

[Former_Member]

I like moo better. Their stuff is much higher quality, worth the price, IMO.

[designedbyval]

I ordered from VistaPrint and my cards are on a heavy cardstock. I used the option of loading my own information so the cards are entirely custom made - not the $10 cards.

[tkiDesigns]

I love my mini moo cards. Vista Print takes too long. I love Zazzle.com for my regular biz cards

[HausofAriella]

I've never ordered business cards from Vistaprint, but I got my wedding save the date postcards from them and they were great! They're really cheap and they usually have a lot of deals where you can get free items (and just pay to upload your own design). I just got my free Moo mini cards. I was a bit disappointed, but that was because I screwed up when I designed them. The quality of the cards is really great and the printing (other than my error) looks great. I just ordered their sample pack of 10 full sized business cards to see how they come out.

[Davs]

What Doreen said. =)

[Former_Member]

I did custom cards from vistaprint and paid a little more then the cheep ones you see them offer. But, I am super happy with them.

[HausofAriella]

Like Erin said, Vistaprint does charge a fee to upload your own design, but they're still a good deal. I paid $14.95 including shipping for the postcards I ordered from them.

[Former_Member]

I've had so many problems with vistaprint, that I'd have to say moo, here.

Vistaprint is great for an average card. If you use their pre-made designs they seem to print everything fabulously. When I've used my own designs, it's 50/50. I've received cards that were cut poorly, printing had "bands", amongst other things.

If you have a KILLER design, I'd pay the extra and let Moo do it (I see they have higher end cards, too, and you can use things like spot uv!), to ensure it comes out correctly.

Basically, vistaprint for the basics, and just to "have" business cards, and Moo if you really want to "wow".

[Former_Member]

I agree with Doreen. Vistaprint is great for value--if you don't have much money, Vistaprint is a great way to go to get started. I used them for startup because I didn't have much in the way of startup capital. I needed something cheap, and Vistaprint met my need. I'm really impressed with the quality of the cards I just got from Moo. They're much nicer than the ones I've gotten from Vistaprint for the same amount of money.

[Former_Member]

I am just looking to give out some at my little sister's kickball games.

[Former_Member]

My last batch from Vistaprint was really nice. I uploaded my own design and got the glossy option, and they came out great.

But my new Moo cards are beautiful. I love them so much.

[Former_Member]

I don't use my cards very often, so I like Vistaprint because it's less expensive.

[TheRightJack]

When I do shows, I go through about 200 cards a day. I've been using Vistaprint but plan to look into moo because I've heard so many good things, so thought I'd look into them.
My experience with Vistaprint has been very good and I would recommend them.

[Former_Member]

I'm pleased with my Vistaprint cards & will use them til I'm out. Once that happens then I might look into Moo. They look amazing but I'm not sure if it's totally worth it for me.

[Former_Member]

Moo!!!

Much better quality, better service, user friendly website. Everything has been beautiful. I get the stickers and use them on my packaging, I slapped a business card magnet on my family and friends refrigerator, and am expecting new business cards this week.

http://www.moo.com/share/7d8w6c

The vistaprint website is not at all user friendly and I almost always leave without buying out of sheer frustration.

[Former_Member]

Moo definitely is better quality but vistaprint isn't all that bad either. If you're after something simple and cheap I'd say vistaprint but if you really want to wow some people and your items are a bit on the pricy side moo all the way

Hope this helps!

[Former_Member]

I just got a deal through a groupon type site for VistaPrint cards so ordered 500. I am so disappointed. I uploaded my own design and the font turned out kind of blurry. I'm almost embarrassed to use them but I'm out of the last batch I purchased, also from VistaPrint (which turned out okay). I am going to look into Moo or somewhere else to purchase the next ones for sure. I'm still debating about whether I should use these really bad ones or not.

[Former_Member]

I have Vistaprint cards. I didn't find out about moo till right now. I saved a ton with vistaprint though, 700 cards for like 5 bucks. But I'm going to check out Moo

[oksana]

I get my cards from Vistaprint-always fast delivery and I am happy with the look. Have to try Moo, maybe I will like them even better!

[ReginaLynnDesign]

Love Moo cards but will be using Vistaprint cards for everyday use. Once you upload a design on Vistaprint is free to use from then on, just a one time upload fee. Moo cards are fantastic but there is simply no way I can afford them in everything I do. I just got 2000 Vista cards for what I would pay for 50 Moo cards. I just cannot afford to giveaway that type of money for something that normally hits the trash.

[happystitchery]

I always use moo,they are more expensive but are worth the extra money - I always get minicards. It's also worth typing in 'free moo business cards' into google because if you haven't used moo before you can get 50 free cards and just pay shipping, they also do free facebook business cards if you have a facebook fan page for your shop (again you only pay for shipping) - also sign up for their free blog because they often have coupon codes in them too :)