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Print quoting software for printers: Printlogic estimates

Printlogic prices leaflets, cards and banners from your own templates and markups, and turns accepted quotes into jobs. From about $153£115€137A$221C$216 a month.

At a glance

  • What it costs$153£115€137A$221C$216 a month

  • Worth, in extra profit or time saved in the worked example$572£430€512A$826C$808 a month

  • Pays for itselfIn about two weeks

  • Connecting two tools or some setup timeSome setup needed

Figures come from the worked example below, using its stated assumptions. Tool prices checked . How we check prices

The problem

Every quote at a print shop means working out stock, clicks or plates, finishing and delivery, often in an old spreadsheet only the owner understands. At 25 quote requests a week and 12 minutes each, that's 5 hours a week, over 21 hours a month, and slow replies lose jobs to online printers.

What the AI does

Printlogic is print management software (a print MIS) built for print businesses. Its pricing page lists a quoting system and job management on the Starter plan, and its features page describes print estimating with templates, markups and repeatable quote-to-job costing. You set up templates for the products you quote most, with your own stock and finishing costs and markups, so a quote is a few choices rather than a calculation. An accepted quote becomes a job, and invoices can sync to Xero, Sage or QuickBooks.

A worked example

A digital and litho print shop in Stoke-on-Trent with 4 staff quotes about 25 jobs a week: business cards, leaflets, booklets and roller banners. The owner and one member of staff build templates for their 15 most common products in the first month.

Before

25 quotes a week at 12 minutes each: 300 minutes, 5 hours a week (21.5 hours a month)

After

25 quotes at about 4 minutes each from templates: 100 minutes a week (about 7.2 hours a month)

What it's worth

About $572£430€512A$826C$808 a month in time saved: 200 minutes a week, times 4.3, is about 14.3 hours a month, at an assumed $40£30€36A$58C$56 an hour. Printlogic Starter is $153£115€137A$221C$216 a month for up to 5 users. Xero is shown because invoices can sync to it; if you already use Xero, Sage or QuickBooks there's no extra cost.

How to set it up

  1. Book Printlogic's demo and ask to see quoting for your own three most common products.
  2. List your stocks, click or plate costs, finishing costs and the markup you want on each product type.
  3. Build templates for your 15 most-quoted products first and test each against a few recent quotes you priced by hand.
  4. Quote every new request in Printlogic for a month, checking odd jobs by hand before sending.
  5. Connect invoicing to your accounting software once quotes and jobs are running smoothly.

What goes wrong

  • Templates are only as good as the costs in them. Update stock and click costs whenever your supplier prices change, or every quote will be wrong the same way.
  • Unusual jobs still need a person: special finishes, odd sizes and outsourced work need checking before the quote goes.
  • Starter covers 5 users; a sixth person moves you to a second block or the $306£230€274A$442C$432 Enterprise plan.
  • Printlogic's site offers a demo rather than a free trial, and moving your price lists in takes time. Allow a few weeks before it's quicker than the spreadsheet.

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Last updated October 17, 2026.