Book Printing Services In New Delhi & Across India

PrintoutRajan.shop prints books from a single copy to commercial runs of several thousand. Paperback and hardcover, black-and-white and full colour, perfect bound, sewn, spiral or case bound — produced in our own Patel Nagar facility and shipped nationwide.

Why Print With Us

• Free file preflight before any quote is issued
• Written, itemised quotations valid for fifteen days
• Physical proof approval on runs above fifty copies
• Same-day printing available for urgent Delhi jobs
• Confidential handling of every manuscript

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Transparent Pricing You Can Plan Around

We publish our rates because guessing wastes everyone's time. The figures below are the ones our counter staff quote every day at Baljeet Nagar, Patel Nagar. They are indicative starting rates for standard specifications; the exact figure on your written quote depends on page count, quantity, colour percentage, paper and binding.

Paper: 70 GSM is our standard printout paper; 80 GSM, cream and art paper are available on request. Delivery: courier charges are paid separately by the customer and depend on weight and destination pin code. Prepaid orders above Rs 999 from our book catalogue ship free within India. Bulk: discounts begin at 10 copies and increase sharply above 100 and 300 copies. Ask for a written quote on 7289879398 or WhatsApp.

Choosing The Right Specification For Your Print Job

Most printing regret comes from one of three decisions: the wrong paper, the wrong binding for the page count, or ordering a quantity that ignores how the per-unit price behaves. A short conversation before we quote usually saves more than any discount would.

Digital Or Offset?

Digital printing has no plate cost, so it wins on short runs — one copy to roughly two hundred and fifty. Offset carries a setup cost that is amortised across the run, so above about three hundred copies the per-unit price drops steeply and keeps dropping. If your quantity sits near the crossover, we quote both and show you the arithmetic.

Paper That Matches The Use

70 GSM maplitho is the economical standard for text and for double-sided printouts. 80 GSM feels more substantial and stops show-through on heavy double-sided work. Cream 70–80 GSM reduces glare for long reading. Art paper from 100 to 170 GSM is for photographs and dense colour graphics.

Binding That Matches The Page Count

Saddle stitch under 64 pages. Spiral or wiro for anything used flat on a desk — workbooks, manuals, planners. Perfect binding from 60 to 600 pages. Section-sewn or hardcover casing where longevity, archiving or retail presentation matters.

What A Print-Ready File Looks Like

• PDF with all fonts embedded, single-page (not spreads) and in final page order
• 300 DPI images, CMYK for colour pages, true black for text
• 3 mm bleed on any element that touches the trim edge
• Inside (gutter) margin widened for the binding you have chosen

Word, InDesign and Google Docs files are welcome too — we convert and preflight them and tell you what changed before anything goes on press. Our file preparation guide covers the details.

Turnaround You Can Commit To

Single copies and thesis binding: same day to 24 hours for Delhi. Short digital runs up to 100 copies: two to four working days. Offset runs above 300 copies: seven to twelve working days including proofing. Dispatch adds two to five working days outside Delhi.

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Book printing decisions come down to four variables: quantity, page count, colour and binding. Get those four right and everything else, from paper choice to delivery schedule, follows logically. Digital printing has almost no setup cost, which makes it the correct method for one to about three hundred copies; the per-copy price stays flat whether you print one book or fifty. Offset printing carries plate and make-ready costs, but once those are absorbed the per-copy price falls dramatically, which makes it the right method above roughly three hundred to five hundred copies.

Page count drives paper cost, binding method and spine width. A book under sixty-four pages generally binds better with saddle stitching than with a glued spine, because a thin perfect-bound spine cracks. Above that, perfect binding becomes the practical standard for paperbacks. Above four hundred pages, paper bulk starts to matter and a lower GSM interior stock keeps the book comfortable to hold and cheaper to courier.

Colour is where budgets are usually won or lost. A full-colour interior can cost several times a black and white interior. Many educational and business titles only need colour on a handful of pages, and grouping those pages into a colour section keeps the rest of the book at black and white rates. We routinely restructure files this way for customers and reduce their total print cost significantly without touching the content.

Print-on-demand deserves special mention for independent authors. Instead of committing capital to a thousand copies that sit in a spare room, you print small batches as orders arrive. The per-copy cost is higher than a bulk run, but there is no stock risk, no storage cost, and no dead inventory if the first edition needs corrections. For most first-time authors, printing twenty-five to fifty copies, gathering real reader feedback, then scaling up is the financially sound path.