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Seems unlikely that you could print more than 40,000 individually numbered tickets, grouped into 2,500 separate packages, for less than the cost of the ticket stock.

Glenn Rice Not sure what you are paying for the ticket stock, but based on what I see in the video we can do a comparable 40k tickets plus full bleed custom design, security ink, and sealed in bundles of 200 shipped to your door for a little over .05 cents per ticket.

Jesse, you're not understanding our process. I don't print long runs of single-event tickets. I print each buyer's order separately. So instead of 1000 tickets for event "A", then 2500 tickets for event "B" and so on, I'm printing Order #1 with single tickets for events A, B, C; order #2 with single tickets for events B, D, F, H; order #3 with single tickets for events A, B, J or whatever. Orders can range from just a couple individual event tickets to as many as 20. We have more than 2,500 such orders every year. If your company can print all 40,000+ of our tickets, sorted and numbered by individual order, each order including a label listing the purchaser/passholder, for less than $800 (which is about what 40,000 blank thermal ticket stock costs us), with less than 2 weeks' notice, then maybe we have something to talk about. I assume you actually mean $0.05/ticket, instead of 0.05 cents per ticket. That comes out to $2000. We can print our own tickets, sorted to save a lot of time and effort for our Box Office staff, for less than half that price. Sure, your tickets probably look a lot better, but we're not Sundance!