Sticker packs vs. sticker sheets

What’s better than a sticker? Multiple stickers!

At Sticker Mule, we offer 2 products specifically designed to help you bundle multiple sticker designs: sticker packs and sticker sheets.

Both can be printed in full color and cut to any shape. And both feature the same durable, weatherproof vinyl with a matte finish. So what’s the difference?

What are sticker packs?

Each sticker pack includes between 2-7 die cut stickers. The stickers are stored in a resealable bag that features a hang tag and a kraft paper backing.

The packs themselves currently come in one size, while the individual stickers can be any size within the sticker pack sizing guidelines. Most stickers end up being around 3” x 3”.

The sticker pack packaging makes them ready-to-go for resell and in-person events. The kraft paper backing helps protect against bending while adding a polished look.

You can buy and sell individual sticker packs through Stores. Or run sticker pack giveaways through Give.

Custom sticker packs start at $89 for 10 packs.

What are sticker sheets?

Sticker sheets allow you to place as many stickers as you can fit on a single sheet. Similar to kiss cut stickers, the stickers are easy to peel and you can add additional designs to the sheet themselves.

The sheets are rectangular with a max size of 36” x 24”. The individual stickers can be any size within the sticker sheet sizing guidelines.

Given their compactness, sticker sheets work great for extra swag within packages or in-person events. Some designs utilize the backing to include business and contact information.

You can buy and sell individual sticker sheets through Stores.

Custom sticker sheets start at $33 for 10 sheets.

Which one is right for me?

If you want a premium ready-to-go option for reselling or in-person events, or you are interested in running giveaways, custom sticker packs are the perfect fit.

If you want a cost effective sticker bundle option or are interested in business-card-like promotion, custom sticker sheets are ideal.