You have a budget line to defend, a run to order, and no patience left for a quote that never arrives. When you search for a vinyl sticker printing cost in Australia, you want the same things on the first screen that you would want in a quote: the entry price, the per-unit figure at quantity, and what delivery adds. The published figures for Paperlust Print Shop’s white matte vinyl stickers, no laminate, start at $86 for 100 stickers at 50 x 50 mm. The cheapest per-unit price in the standard table is $0.34 each for 1000 stickers in the 50 x 50 mm size. Every figure below includes GST and was read from the live price list on 4 September 2026.
Those are not teaser rates. They are the default configuration used in every line of the table below, and they let you compare like with like. Vinyl sticker printing costs are easier to weigh when the material and finish stay constant. A digital proof is prepared before anything prints, and production happens in Melbourne. That proof step matters because the price you see is for a product you approve before it goes to print.
The short version
- The entry order is $86 including GST for 100 white matte vinyl stickers at 50 x 50 mm.
- The lowest unit price shown is $0.34 each at 1000 stickers in the 50 x 50 mm size.
- The priced configuration is white matte vinyl, no laminate, in 50 x 50 mm, 75 x 75 mm or 100 x 100 mm.
- Delivery costs $10 standard or $15 express per order, both including GST.
- All prices were read from the live page on 4 September 2026 and can change before you order.
The cost of vinyl sticker printing in Australia today
The figures above come from the product page for Paperlust Print Shop’s vinyl stickers range, and the table below follows that page’s standard pricing structure. Two numbers are worth holding onto: $86 is the lowest order total in the table, and $0.34 is the cheapest price per sticker across that same table. Both sit on the 50 x 50 mm row, one of three square sizes priced next to 75 x 75 mm and 100 x 100 mm. The material and finish used for every figure on this page is white matte vinyl with no laminate. The table works across four quantity breaks: 100, 250, 500 and 1000 units.
Put another way, this page is built so you can read a real total without sending an enquiry first. The price list is not a teaser, but it is also not frozen. Materials and print pricing move, so the live product page is the one that should inform the final decision if you need a size or quantity outside those breaks.
Vinyl stickers prices: size and quantity in one table
This table is the centre of the article. It shows the same configured product at three square sizes and four quantity levels, with the total including GST written first and the per-unit figure in brackets after it. The per-unit figure is the total divided across the units in that line. The table keeps the white matte vinyl and no laminate finish constant, so the only moving parts are size and quantity.
| Size / configuration | Qty 100 | Qty 250 | Qty 500 | Qty 1000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 x 50 mm | $86 ($0.86 each) | $157 ($0.62 each) | $206 ($0.41 each) | $346 ($0.34 each) |
| 75 x 75 mm | $152 ($1.52 each) | $230 ($0.92 each) | $401 ($0.80 each) | $566 ($0.56 each) |
| 100 x 100 mm | $206 ($2.06 each) | $379 ($1.51 each) | $534 ($1.06 each) | $906 ($0.90 each) |
Read down any size row to see the price per unit fall as the quantity rises. Read across a single quantity column to see the effect of a larger sticker at the same order count. At 500 units, for example, the totals are $206 for 50 x 50 mm, $401 for 75 x 75 mm and $534 for 100 x 100 mm. The bracketed figure matters most when you compare options, because it shows what you are paying for each sticker rather than the total alone. GST is already inside the totals, so there is no separate tax step to add.
What moves the vinyl sticker printing cost
Quantity is the first lever visible in the published table. At 50 x 50 mm, 100 units total $86, which works out to $0.86 each. Move to 500 units and the total is $206, which is $0.41 each. You spend more in total, but the price per unit drops by more than half.
Size is the second lever. At 100 units, the 50 x 50 mm option is $86, the 75 x 75 mm option is $152 and the 100 x 100 mm option is $206. The same quantity produces a higher order total as the cut area grows. A customer who opens a parcel too enthusiastically and finds shred across the kitchen table will also notice which sticker size actually worked on the product. The third lever is the priced configuration itself. The figures in this guide apply to the standard configuration of white matte vinyl and no laminate finish. If the configuration changes, the current price would need to be checked on the live product page.
Delivery and the total cost of an order
Delivery is added per order, anywhere in Australia. Standard delivery is $10 including GST, and express delivery is $15 including GST. Those charges sit outside the product table, so the total cost of an order is the sticker total plus the delivery option you choose. Because that charge is flat per order, there is no per-unit delivery calculation to build into the sticker price.
Using the default configuration, 50 x 50 mm and 100 units total $86. With standard delivery the order total is $96. With express delivery it is $101. There is no order value at which the delivery charge is removed. Paperlust Print Shop does not offer a delivery threshold, discount codes, bulk quotes below the table, or price matching, so the published figures are the full picture.
How to get the best price per unit without changing the product
The cleanest way to improve the per-unit figure is to order at the next quantity break rather than redesign the sticker. If 100 units of the 50 x 50 mm size total $86, that is $0.86 each. If the job can absorb 250 units, the total becomes $157 and the per-unit figure falls to $0.62, a better outcome for the same white matte vinyl, no laminate product. Before you jump to the next column, look at the gap between what you need and what the next quantity offers. Ordering 250 when you only need 100 doubles your stock, so the lower price per unit only helps if the extra stickers will be used. A drawer full of unopened stickers is not a saving.
Choose the size the job needs rather than the largest size by default. A small label on a package may not need to be 100 x 100 mm. The same 100 units start at $86 for 50 x 50 mm and reach $206 for 100 x 100 mm. If you are still working out which format fits, the custom stickers range is a useful place to compare options without leaving the print shop. Our guide to sticker printing costs in Australia covers the same quantity logic across different products, and it is worth reading before you commit to a size.
How the three priced sizes compare and which suits your job
The three square sizes step up in visual presence. A 50 x 50 mm sticker suits a small logo, a web address, an ingredient label or a handle tag. At 1000 units it reaches the lowest per-unit figure in the table, $0.34 each. 75 x 75 mm gives the design more room without moving to the largest cut area. 100 x 100 mm is the size to choose when the sticker has to carry a short instruction, a product name read from a shelf distance, or a more detailed artwork.
Larger sizes cost more at the same quantity, so the decision is about visibility and information, not just preference. If you are weighing a sticker against a larger decal for a window or vehicle, our guide on the difference between decals and stickers helps you avoid paying for more material than the job needs. The right size is not the largest one in the list. It is the smallest one that still carries the message.
Frequently asked questions about vinyl sticker printing cost
How much do vinyl stickers cost in Australia?
Vinyl sticker printing cost in Australia starts at $86 including GST for 100 white matte vinyl stickers at 50 x 50 mm with no laminate. The cheapest unit price in the published price list is $0.34 each for 1000 stickers of the same size. Between those points, the price depends on the size and quantity you choose. Every figure on this page comes from the live product page.
How does quantity change the vinyl sticker price?
The total price rises, but the price per unit falls. At 50 x 50 mm, 100 units total $86, or $0.86 each. At 250 units the total is $157, or $0.62 each, and at 500 units the total is $206, or $0.41 each. The same pattern repeats in the 75 x 75 mm and 100 x 100 mm rows.
How much is delivery on a vinyl sticker order?
A delivery fee applies per order, anywhere in Australia. Standard delivery is $10 including GST, and express delivery is $15 including GST. For example, a 50 x 50 mm order of 100 stickers totals $86 by itself, $96 with standard delivery, and $101 with express delivery. This page does not state a delivery time or carrier.
Do vinyl stickers prices include GST?
Yes. Every total and every delivery charge in the published table includes GST. That means the $86 entry price and the $0.34 per-unit figure are the full Australian prices, with no extra tax added at checkout. The delivery charges of $10 and $15 also include GST.
What is included in the vinyl sticker price?
The published price covers the configured product: white matte vinyl with no laminate, cut to the size and quantity shown. A digital proof is sent before anything prints, so you can check the artwork before production. Delivery is separate at $10 standard or $15 express per order. No bulk quotes below the table or discount codes are offered.
