Booklets, Catalogs & Calendars in Scottsdale & the Phoenix Valley

Stapled booklets, thick catalogs with a glued spine, and custom wall calendars. Markit Media designs and prints them for Scottsdale and Phoenix businesses.

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Quick Answer: Where Can I Get Booklets and Catalogs Printed in Scottsdale?

Markit Media prints booklets, catalogs, and custom calendars for businesses in Scottsdale, Phoenix, and the whole Valley. A booklet is a few sheets folded and stapled in the middle, like a program or a small guide. A catalog can be stapled, or it can have a square glued spine like a paperback book. We also print wall calendars that hang in your customers’ homes and offices all year. We can design the whole thing for you. Text or call 480.245.4287, or send us a message to start. A real person answers.

  • Stapled booklets from 8 to 72 pages
  • Catalogs with a glued spine up to 92 pages
  • Wall calendars that are stapled, spiral bound, or hard cover
  • Free design help from a local team that picks up the phone

Why Print a Booklet or Catalog?

Some things are too big for a flyer. A full menu of services, a product line, a price list, a training guide, or an event program needs room. A booklet gives it that room and keeps it in order, so people can flip right to what they want. It also sticks around. People keep a good catalog on the counter or in a drawer and pull it out when they are ready to buy, sometimes months later.

A calendar works the same way, only longer. Hang one on a customer’s wall and your name is in front of them every day for a whole year. That is a lot of reminders for the price of one piece of print. Once someone sees your booklet or calendar, they may look you up online, so make sure they can find you. Here is why a business might not show up on Google.

Types of Booklets, Catalogs, and Calendars We Print

Here is what we make, split into booklets, catalogs, and calendars. Each one has a short “best for” note to help you choose.

Booklets

An open skincare booklet with shiny product photos above a closed cosmetic booklet with a bold face on the cover

Gloss Booklets

Shiny pages that make photos pop. Pick 5.5 x 8.5, 6 x 9, or 8.5 x 11, from 8 up to 72 pages, stapled in the middle. Add a coating for extra shine or a softer satin look.

Best for: Product guides, look books, and real estate.

A fishing supplies booklet open to a page of reels and tackle, with the closed cover showing an angler at a lake

Matte Booklets

A flat, smooth page with no glare, so it is easy to read under any light. Photos still look sharp. Comes in 5.5 x 8.5 or 8.5 x 11, from 8 to 52 pages.

Best for: Guides, manuals, and reports.

An open booklet with refinery photos and text above a closed cover showing an oil pump at sunset

Uncoated Booklets

Paper that feels like a good notebook page, so people can write on it with any pen. Great when readers need to fill something in or take notes.

Best for: Workbooks, training, and event programs.

A bright yellow and pink human resources booklet open to a membership page above a dark green closed cover

Heavy Gloss Booklets

Every page is thick, glossy card stock, not just the cover. It feels sturdy in your hand and holds up to lots of use.

Best for: Short look books, menus, and presentations.

A health booklet open to a family health history page above a closed cover with a lab test tube photo

Satin Booklets

A soft, low shine page with a smooth coating. It looks rich without the glare of gloss. Comes in 8.5 x 11, from 4 to 16 pages.

Best for: Health care, wellness, and service guides.

Catalogs

A food recipe catalog with a table of meats, cheeses, and olives on the cover, resting on an open recipe page

Stapled Catalogs

Up to 52 pages stapled in the middle, with a heavier cover if you want one. A stapled catalog lies flat when open and is the best price for most page counts.

Best for: Price lists, product lines, and seasonal sales.

A thick yellow tools and home repair catalog with a drill, saw, and wrenches on the cover, lying on open pages

Perfect Bound Catalogs

The pages are glued into a square spine, like a paperback book. It looks and feels premium, and you can print your name on the spine. From 28 to 92 pages.

Best for: Big product catalogs, art books, and annual reports.

Calendars

A wall calendar showing November with a photo of six dogs and a pet clinic logo above the dates

Wall Calendars

Stapled in the middle with a hole to hang on a nail. Pick 8.5 x 11, 9 x 12, or a big 12 x 12. Put a different photo on every month.

Best for: Year-long reminders on customers’ walls.

A spiral bound wall calendar open to July with a cruise ship in a blue bay above the dates

Spiral Calendars

A wire spiral at the top lets each month flip over clean and flat. Comes tall or wide, with a hole to hang it.

Best for: Offices, shops, and garages.

A hanging calendar open to October with a smiling family of four outdoors above the date grid

Hard Cover Calendars

A thick, stiff cover keeps the calendar from curling and gives it a high-end feel. It makes a great gift for your best customers.

Best for: Client gifts and year-end thank-yous.

Booklet, Catalog, and Calendar Comparison Chart

Here is a fast way to compare. We can help you pick the one that fits your project and your budget.

TypePagesBindingBest For
Gloss Booklet8 to 72StapledPhotos and products
Matte Booklet8 to 52StapledEasy reading
Uncoated Booklet8 to 52StapledWriting and notes
Heavy Gloss Booklet8 to 16StapledSturdy look books
Stapled Catalog8 to 52StapledPrice lists and sales
Perfect Bound Catalog28 to 92Glued square spineBig catalogs
Wall Calendar24 to 32Stapled, hang holeAll-year reminders
Spiral Calendar26 to 38Wire spiralOffices and shops

Which Booklet is Best for My Business?

Here is what our Scottsdale and Phoenix customers order most:

  • Retail shops and makers: A gloss or perfect bound catalog that shows every product with prices.
  • Churches, schools, and nonprofits: Uncoated event programs and annual reports. Mail them with our direct mail service.
  • Restaurants and caterers: A heavy gloss booklet as a catering or banquet menu. See our restaurant menu design and printing.
  • Doctors, dentists, and wellness: Satin or matte patient guides that answer the same questions every time.
  • Real estate and builders: Gloss booklets for new homes and communities, with big photos and floor plans.
  • Insurance, banks, and home services: Wall calendars with your logo that hang in customers’ homes all year.
  • Trade shows and events: Stapled catalogs to hand out next to your trade show display.

Have a quick question about booklets or calendars? Send us a text. A real person here in the Valley reads it and writes back. No phone tree and no sales pitch.

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How Do I Order Booklets, Catalogs, or Calendars?

  1. Tell us what you need. The fastest way is to text us at 480.245.4287. You can also call or send a message. Tell us the size, about how many pages, and how many copies.
  2. Pick your paper and binding. We help you choose gloss, matte, or uncoated paper, and stapled, glued, or spiral binding.
  3. Design it. Send us your file, or let us lay out the whole thing. We set up the pages in the right order so they print and fold correctly.
  4. Approve your proof. We send a proof so you can check every page, photo, and price before we print.
  5. Get your copies. We print, bind, and get them to you. Ask about timing if you have an event or a mailing date.

Booklet Tips That Get Your Pages Read

Count by Fours

A stapled booklet is made from sheets folded in half, so the page count must be a multiple of 4, like 8, 12, or 16. Blank pages count, too.

Make the Cover Work

The cover is your ad. Use one big photo and a short title so people know what is inside before they open it.

Add Page Numbers

Page numbers and a short table of contents help people find what they want fast, especially in a catalog.

Plan Calendars Early

Order calendars by early fall so they reach customers before the new year starts. Late calendars get tossed.

Your booklet should send people somewhere that turns them into customers. If your website or Google listing needs help, our digital marketing team can fix that. Planning to mail your booklets? The Postal Service has a simple guide to mail sizes and prices.

Booklets and Catalogs Across the Phoenix Valley

Markit Media is a local Arizona print and marketing company. We make booklets, catalogs, and calendars for businesses all over the Valley, including:

  • Scottsdale
  • Phoenix
  • Paradise Valley
  • Tempe
  • Mesa
  • Chandler
  • Gilbert
  • Fountain Hills
  • Cave Creek
  • Glendale
  • Peoria
  • Surprise

Need more than booklets? We also print flyers and brochures, postcards, presentation folders, business cards, and signs. See all our printing services.

Booklet, Catalog, and Calendar Questions

Here are answers to the questions we hear most.

How much does it cost to print a booklet?

It depends on the size, the number of pages, the paper, and how many copies you need. More pages cost more, but each copy costs less as you order more. Text or call Markit Media at 480.245.4287 and a real person will send you an exact price.

What is the difference between a booklet and a catalog?

They are close cousins. A booklet is usually shorter and stapled in the middle. A catalog shows products for sale and can be stapled or have a square glued spine. We use the same papers for both.

What is saddle stitch binding?

It means the pages are folded in half and stapled through the fold. Most magazines and programs are made this way. It is fast, lies fairly flat, and is the best price for up to about 52 pages.

What is perfect binding?

The pages are glued into a flat, square spine, like a paperback book. It works for thicker catalogs and looks very professional. You can even print the title on the spine.

How many pages can a booklet have?

Our stapled booklets go from 8 up to 72 pages, depending on the paper. For more pages, a perfect bound catalog goes up to 92. The page count for a stapled book must be a multiple of 4.

Why does my page count have to be a multiple of 4?

Each sheet of paper folds in half to make 4 pages. So a stapled booklet always has 8, 12, 16, or more pages in steps of 4. If you are one page short, we can add a notes page or an ad.

Can you make a custom calendar with my own photos?

Yes. Send us 12 photos, one for each month, plus a cover photo. We add your logo and contact info and build the whole calendar for you.

When should I order calendars?

Early fall is best. That gives time to design, print, and hand them out before January. Calendars that show up in February often end up in a drawer.

How long does printing take?

Most booklets and catalogs are ready in a few business days after you approve your proof. Larger page counts and calendars can take a little longer. Text us your date and we will plan around it.

Do you help with design?

Yes. We can lay out your whole booklet, catalog, or calendar, from the cover to the last page. A real person works with you until it looks right.

Do you only work with businesses in Scottsdale?

No. We print booklets and catalogs for businesses all over the Phoenix Valley, including Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, and Peoria. Text us from anywhere in the Valley.

Ready to Print Your Booklet?

Get booklets, catalogs, and calendars made for your Scottsdale or Phoenix business. Send us a text with what you need. A real person will help you pick the paper and binding, lay out your pages, and get it printed.

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