That's right, we not only print stuff — we design stuff too!
We think you'll find our affordable prices and fast turnaround hard to beat. For your next project, send us your content and leave the design to us.
How it works: The design process
Provide us with your text and images and tell us what you have in mind
Sounds simple, but it is often the hardest part of any new project. This can be as straight forward as providing us with some samples of what you like/dislike, or an annotated sketch of your ideas together with your text and images (see below).
We will advise you at this stage of what products/paper combinations we feel will work best, taking your overall budget into consideration, and provide a design quote.
We get to work and send you the design draft
Once our quote is approved, we set to work on your project and provide you with a file to review (by email) of what we believe best answers the brief. We take on board your comments and feedback and adjust the design accordingly. You are given 2 rounds of these revisions (total 3: preliminary plus 2 revisions) to adjust the design until you are happy.
Please note: Requesting further changes after 2 rounds of revisions may incur additional charges.
Review the design and give us the green light
Once you are happy and have signed-off on the design we will then issue the invoice for payment. Once the payment is confirmed we will send the final data to print. All that remains to do is sit back and wait for your printed design to arrive.
What we would like you to prepare
In order to facilitate the design process we ask that you try and prepare the following things:
- Any images/logos you would like to use (if you cannot supply these in digital format or do not have any, further scanning/tracing fees or stock image fees may apply - see artworking below)
- The text you would like to use (in digital form)
- A sketch of your design/layout, indicating what should go where
- Any other notes/references concerning your design
How much will it cost?
Mojoprint design rates start from ¥8,000 (our hourly rate and minimum charge).
The following table is provided as an indication of how much your design will cost. Every job will be assessed on a case-by-case basis however, and you will be issued with an estimate before any design work commences.
Mojoprint is unable to offer design services for large multi-page jobs such as magazines and catalogs.
| Item | Min. charge |
|---|---|
| Business card | ¥8,000 |
| Flyer | ¥16,000 |
| Tri-fold leaflet | ¥32,000 |
| Poster | ¥16,000 |
| Logo | ¥40,000 |
How long will it take?
Minimum project completion is 3-5 days from when we receive all your assets. This may be extended depending on the scope of the project, for example if it is a multi-page item.
Can I get it faster?
If you want to jump the queue, we offer an express design service, charged at minimum ¥15,000/hr.
Artworking service
For those with data in a format that we cannot use — depending on the product this is usually PDF files or native .ai Adobe Illustrator data — we offer an artworking service. Artworking is a non-creative service and includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- Recreating data made in another program (e.g Microsoft Word to Adobe Illustrator)
- Troubleshooting your data file (when we notice any potential problems and you are unable to amend them yourself)
- Updating previously printed data with new content (new dates, names etc.)
- Tracing logos/maps when no digital version is available
- Scanning and manipulating images
Artworking charges
| Item | Min. charge |
|---|---|
| Adding bleed | ¥500 per file |
| Adding crop marks | ¥500 per file |
| Converting from RGB to CMYK | ¥500 per file |
| Resizing artwork to correct size | ¥500 per file |
| Canva artwork fixups (share the Canva design with us) | ¥1000 per file |
| Editing Mojoprint-designed data with new info | From ¥500 per file* |
| Item | Min. charge |
|---|---|
| Creative Design charges x 50% | see above |
| Item | Min. charge |
|---|---|
| Photos/illustrations | From ¥2,000 per file |
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