Tabloid (A3) as Just 1 Click for Billing

While statistics dictate that very few businesses make use of them, tabloid prints are still something worth considering. They’re sheets of paper that are 11” x 17” in size, which means that they’re the same size as two 8.5” x 11” prints.

Tabloid prints only account for 3% of the total volume printed by copiers, yet they have a very important issue surrounding them. Manufacturers and Fort Collins copier suppliers are debating whether tabloid prints count as one click or two.

Why is this important? Your business may be using tabloid prints with a contract with a local Fort Collins copier company that subscribes to the one-click method currently. This means that every sheet counts only as one print.

Now imagine that your supplier or the manufacturer changes their mind about how clicks around counted. They’re debating that now, which means that clicks might become rated in 8.5” x 11” sections.

This means you might be paying double the amount you are for your copies if you use sheets larger than one 8.5” x 11” print.

The best way to ensure that you’re getting a fair price on your prints is to first determine if your tabloid prints are counted as one-click or two. You then need to see if your supplier charges you extra for using more than 20% coverage to determine if you need to find a different supplier for tabloid prints in the Fort Collins area.