I made a spreadsheet of sticker vendors so you don't have to. And also ordered a bunch of sample packs, so you don't have to (and because I get very very into doing my research, and sample packs are very cheap).
I priced out **3"x3" holographic die-cut vinyl stickers** from US-based sticker vendors at three price points: 100 (or nearest above 100), 200 (or nearest above 200), and 500. Free shipping referenced *may* require a minimum to kick in - I noted it down as free if the minimum was below the price point for 100 stickers.
I did this work because my previous vendor, DieCutStickers, had print issues in the last batch I bought from them, and I decided to look for a new vendor. Because of this, they will not be listed.
Three other vendors are mentioned but will not appear in summaries: Sticker Guy, Sticker Mule, and Sticky Brand.
- Sticker Guy looks **awesome** for simple stickers (1 or maybe 2 colors printed on solid color vinyl), but holographic stickers are listed as temporarily unavailable, so I couldn't get a price quote.
- Sticker Mule's CEO is a vocal Trump supporter.
- Sticky Brand has started using generative AI marketing (this is secondhand information as I don't use instagram).
I cannot promise that other makers do not have issues similar to Sticker Mule or Sticky Brand; this is just what I heard or surfaced in my research.
Death by Stickers stands out as *by far* the cheapest option for ~100 or less, and still fairly competitive for ~200, though bumped out of the top slot by StickerGiant. If you want bulk, Brick City Printing comes out ahead - and they are union!
Bend Print Co. offers split backs or peel tabs for an increased sticker price. Sticker Robot mentions split backs in their FAQ, but sticker options only support peel tabs, also for an increased price. Vinyl Disorder offers peel tabs for an increased price.
It is of course worth it with many vendors to join their email list and wait for deals. These are the standard prices and do not account for sales or discounts.
- $10.00 for template help - they looked to have pretty stringent art requirements
- Free shipping
- Split backs
### Sticker Guy
[Sticker Guy](https://stickerguy.com/)
I did not price out Sticker Guy as I could not find pricing information for holographic stickers. I did find one table that listed holo stickers as temporarily unavailable. Still, they look like a great option for simpler sticker needs.
### Sticker Junkie
[Sticker Junkie](https://www.stickerjunkie.com/)
- No quantity ~100 offered
- 200 for $214.00 - $1.07/sticker
- 500 for $360.00 - $0.72/sticker
- Free shipping
- Split backs
### Sticker Mule
[CEO is a big Trump supporter](https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2026/09/anthony-constantino-donald-trump-sticker-mule-congress-stefanik/).
Sticker Ninja has an *amazing* amount of variety when it comes to glitter, shimmer, mirror finish, and more - not just your standard holographic. I stuck one to my laptop, and while I can't vouch for longevity at this time, it feels *quality* - nice sturdy vinyl.
StickerGiant has a very comprehensive and informative sample pack showcasing a wide variety of materials ranging from the holo die cuts I priced out to kraft paper labels. They also include color samples on their materials for reference.
Sticky Brand has apparently gone pretty hard in on generative AI marketing. I priced them out (and ordered some stickers due to a *deep* discount) before learning this, so I'm noting prices down for reference, but I don't recommend them.
