Branded notepads with your logo

Every sheet torn off shows your logo again

Branded notepads work differently from notebooks. A notebook is kept in a drawer when it is full. A pad gets used up: a sheet is torn off, passed to a colleague, left stuck to a screen. That changes how you design it. The logo does not need to be large on the cover; it is printed on every sheet, in the header or footer. On a pad with one hundred sheets, it appears one hundred times without taking space away from writing.

Printing is done sheet by sheet, in one or two colours or full colour depending on the model, so you can also print a complete template: meeting minutes, a task list, a weekly planner or a ruler along the edge. The usual paper is 80 g/m², which takes pen and marker without bleeding through.

Large desk pads, in A3 or A2, work as desk mats: they stay on the desk all week, with the planner printed on them and your logo in one corner. Small ones, in A7 or A6, live by the phone or in a jacket pocket, and medium sizes are the ones people take into a meeting.

Which format to choose

Many models come with 25, 50 or 100 sheets, and in recycled paper versions.

What you can personalise

• Every sheet. A small logo in the header or footer, or your own template covering the whole sheet.
• The shape. As well as square and rectangular formats, there are branded sticky notes in circle, heart or speech-bubble shapes.
• The cover. On sets with a soft or hard cover, the cover is printed in full colour with your design.
• The number of sheets. Twenty-five for a trade show giveaway, one hundred for someone who will use it every day.
• The paper. White or coloured, plus recycled paper options if the project follows a more sustainable brief.

How to design a pad people will use

• Keep the logo small, between 15 and 30 mm wide. The pad is for writing, not a poster.
• If you print a background, keep it very light: writing is hard to read on top of a strong colour.
• A useful template (agenda, task list, weekly planner) helps the pad move from the bag to the desk.
• For sticky notes, think about the adhesive edge: at the top for sticking to a screen, on the left for marking pages.
• Avoid long sales messages. One brand line and, at most, the website are enough.

Where a branded notepad fits best

At an exhibition stand, a pad of branded post it notes is the item people actually take away: it is light, fits in a pocket and ends up stuck to the recipient's monitor. It is one of the most useful pieces of event merchandise when the budget per attendee is tight. For internal training, an A5 pad with the session template printed on every sheet turns the material into something people keep on their desk.

For onboarding, a pad next to a branded pen is the real support people use in the first few days. The rest of the desk range (notebooks, diaries, folders) is in our branded stationery for business. And on a client's desk, a desk pad with your brand stays in sight every time they jot something down.

Order and lead times

Each model can be ordered from 10 units per item, with a minimum order value of DKK 747.50 per quote, excluding VAT and delivery. We send you a free mock-up with your logo or template on the sheet, and you pay when you approve it. Production usually takes two or three weeks from approval, and shipping is tracked to one address or several sites across the European Union. The unit price on the product page drops as quantities rise, so it often makes sense to group the pads for trade shows and the office into one order. If you want to see the full process before you start, it is explained in how it works.