Flyer examples
Flyers, three designs at a time
Each page carries three different flyers for the same job, three templates and three colour themes with their own copy, so you can pick a direction rather than judge one layout in isolation.
124 examples, page 3 of 6
Grand opening flyer
One new hardware shop, Rowan & Sons on Mercer Street, and three flyers for three jobs. The date poster goes in the window weeks out and gives the opening date and the 8am start, with free coffee, ten percent off all weekend and a bench where the staff sharpen your tools. The offer sheet sits by the till and prices one product, the 5 litre cast iron pot at $119 against its $149 RRP, for the opening weekend only. The photo invitation goes to the mailing list and the neighbours, with coffee from eight and the ribbon at nine.
Graphic designer flyer with logo and brand packages
A graphic designer flyer has to look like good design and still answer the dull questions: what it costs, how long it takes, how many revisions and which files you get. These three designs for Inkhollow Design, a fictional studio in Portland, Oregon, sell a logo package at $1,200 in two weeks, a brand package at $2,800 and a launch package at $4,500, with the file formats and the revision rounds printed.
Gutter cleaning flyer with a flat rate and guard upgrade
A gutter cleaning flyer works when it arrives just before the reader starts worrying, and on the Central Coast that means the weeks before bushfire season. These three designs for Spoutwise Gutters, a fictional business, print one flat price per home, $180 for a single storey, and pair it with a reminder to clear gutters before the danger period.
Gym and fitness flyer
Three flyers for Ironbark Strength, a coached lifting gym in Fitzroy North. The membership offer goes on the noticeboard with the October deal, first month half price, and both rates in print: full access $34 a week, off-peak $24 a week, no lock-in, pause any time. The programs sheet answers the question people actually ask, what will I do on a Tuesday, with three numbered paths. The open day flyer gets them through the door for free, with the join fee waived on the day.
Handyman flyer with an hourly rate and a job list
A handyman flyer is pinned to the fridge for the day the list of small jobs gets too long, so it has to make the cost of those jobs easy to predict. These three designs for Fixit Fergus Handyman, a fictional one van business in Auckland, print $75 an hour including GST, the one hour minimum and how long twelve common jobs usually take.
Hearing clinic flyer for free hearing checks and aid trials
A hearing clinic flyer is often read by the family of someone who is not hearing well, so it has to make the first step free and easy and make it clear nobody will be pushed into buying hearing aids. These three designs for Cochleaf Hearing, a fictional clinic on Ruthven Street in Toowoomba QLD, print a free 15 minute hearing check, a 30 day hearing aid trial with a full refund, the government Hearing Services Program for pensioners and veterans, tinnitus support, wax removal for $65 and home visits.
House painter flyer with interior and exterior prices
A house painter flyer is read by someone who has been putting the job off, so it has to make the price and the disruption feel smaller than they expected. These three designs for Wattlecoat Painting, a fictional five painter crew on the Sunshine Coast, lead with a three bedroom interior from $3,200 and explain how the booking runs.
HR consultant flyer for contracts, policies and Fair Work help
An HR consultant flyer for small employers sells relief from a fear: getting a contract, an award or a dismissal wrong. These three designs for Karriward HR, a fictional consultancy in Perth WA, promise compliant contracts within a week at $385 a role, a twelve policy pack at $1,950, a Fair Work audit at $2,400 and an on call retainer at $440 a month, and they check first whether the business is in the national or the WA state system.
HVAC flyer example with a tune up offer and install prices
An HVAC flyer has to sell maintenance months before anyone feels the heat, which means the offer has to be cheap, specific and dated. These three designs for Larkspur Air Heating and Cooling, a fictional Denver company, sell a $79 AC tune up prepaid by Thursday, December 31, 2026 and print mini split installs from $2,400.
Insurance broker flyer for tradie business cover
An insurance broker flyer for tradies has to make cover feel cheap, quick and easy to prove to a builder. These three designs for Utefold Insurance Brokers, a fictional Perth WA broker, lead with public liability from $32 a month, add tool cover and accident and illness cover, promise the certificate of currency the same day and print the AFSL number with a general advice warning.
IT support flyer with per user managed service pricing
An IT support flyer for small businesses sells predictability: one price per person, a promise about how fast someone answers, and the jobs that are included so nobody fears a surprise invoice. These three designs for Kowhaiwire IT, a fictional managed service provider in Auckland, price unlimited support at $89 per user a month plus GST, print a response time table and list backups, security, Microsoft 365 moves and 24/7 monitoring.
Job vacancy flyer for a freight company hiring drivers
A vacancy flyer without pay is read as a flyer with bad pay, so every one of these prints the range. They are for Ridgeline Freight, a fictional operator that needs six delivery drivers before December and puts flyers in truck stops, TAFE noticeboards and its own yard fence, and all three carry the same four facts: $34 to $38 an hour, Monday to Friday, an MR licence, and apply by 20 November.
Landscaping flyer for a garden design and build company
Landscaping is quoted on site, so a landscaping flyer sells proof and ends on a free visit rather than a price. These three are for Greenmark Landscapes, a fictional company that has built 340 residential gardens across three suburbs in twelve years, and they show three kinds of proof: the numbers, one garden’s transformation, and a photograph with a sentence.
Law firm flyer for fixed fee conveyancing and wills
A law firm flyer works when it turns a frightening unknown, the legal bill, into a number printed beside the service. These three designs for Quillmere Legal, a fictional practice in Sydney NSW, put purchase conveyancing at $1,100 fixed, wills from $350 and a free 30 minute first consultation on the page, with the Law Society membership line where a careful reader looks for it.
Lawn mowing flyer with a fortnightly plan and edging
A lawn mowing flyer is selling a routine, not a single cut, so it has to show the price per visit, how often the crew comes and what happens to the clippings. These three designs for Stripeling Lawns, a fictional Toowoomba business, offer a fortnightly mow and edge from $45, a $40 seniors rate and a round day for each suburb.
Locksmith flyer with 24 hour rates and rekey prices
A locksmith flyer is usually found by someone standing outside a locked door, so the after hours price and the response time matter more than anything else on it. These three designs for Tumblerwise Locksmiths, a fictional Brisbane business, promise a 30 minute response and print both call out rates, $95 in business hours and $180 after hours.
Loyalty program flyer
Copperline runs the simplest loyalty scheme there is, a paper card with ten stamps, and the flyers lean into that rather than apologising for it. One is a poster built around the card itself. One maps the six things a card holder gets, including two that have nothing to do with stamps. The third prints the entire terms of the scheme on one page, with the date they were adopted, so there is no link that can quietly change.
Market stall flyer
A market stall flyer tells a shopper walking past what you sell today, what it costs and where to find you next week, in type they can read from the aisle. These three examples do that for Tuckshop Row, stall 14 at a Saturday market, open 7am to 1pm. The produce list is pegged to the stall front and prices four lines under the headline Picked Friday, Sold Saturday: heirloom tomatoes at $8 a kilo, asparagus bunches at $6, strawberry punnets at $7 and sourdough at $9. The box sheet takes orders through the week, four boxes from $28 to $54, ordered by Thursday and collected Saturday. The weekend special moves whatever came in heavy that Friday, this time tomato seconds at $5 a kilo, usually $8.
Marketing consultant flyer with a 90 day growth plan offer
A marketing consultant flyer has to prove the consultant thinks in numbers, because that is what the owner reading it has been missing. These three designs for Funnelwren Marketing Consulting, a fictional Melbourne VIC consultancy, sell an audit week at $1,650, a written 90 day plan and a retainer from $2,500 a month, with three case study figures and a plain list of what is not included.
Massage therapy flyer with 30, 60 and 90 minute prices
A massage therapy flyer sells on price per length of session and on whether the visit can be claimed, so those two facts belong in the first place the eye lands. These three designs for Kneadwattle Remedial Massage, a fictional clinic on South Terrace in Fremantle WA, print remedial sessions at $65, $105 and $150 for 30, 60 and 90 minutes, health fund rebates on site, gift vouchers and 20% off a first 60 minute visit.
Masterclass flyer for a learning hub's one day sessions
A masterclass is a person, so a masterclass flyer gives the expert’s name and one line of credential as much weight as the topic. These three are for Northgate Learning Hub, a fictional provider selling one day sessions between $390 and $590, and each shows a different way to make the teacher the headline without turning the page into a biography.
Medical centre flyer for a new practice and its bulk billing policy
A new medical centre flyer has to answer the two questions every household asks about a GP: can I get in, and will I pay anything. These three designs for Kingfern Medical Centre, a fictional new practice on East Street in Rockhampton QLD, say it is taking new patients and state the billing policy exactly: every GP consultation is bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card, and a standard visit is $95 without one. They also list the three GPs, the hours, on site pathology and online booking.
Mental health awareness flyer for a workplace week
A workplace mental health awareness flyer works when it gives people something to do this week, not just something to feel: a time and place, a question they can ask, and a number to call. These three designs for the people team at Palletwren Logistics, a fictional depot business, run a mental health week from Monday 12 to Friday 16 October 2026 with a daily activities table, three conversation starters, manager drop in times, the employee assistance program number and national support lines.
Mortgage broker flyer example for a refinance rate check
A mortgage broker flyer has one job: get a homeowner to let someone compare their loan, at no cost, before they assume the bank has looked after them. These three designs for Keyfinch Mortgage Brokers, a fictional Adelaide SA broker, offer a free refinance review across 30 lenders, check the first home owner grant, explain that the lender pays the broker and print the credit licence line.
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