Quik Print

So far I’ve had a pretty good experience at this QP. Pros: They run everything past you during the proof approval process, and they will deliver to local businesses in their immediate area (which is about half of OKC). Since you can send digital files and pay by card, this means you may never actually have cause to darken the doorway of the physical building. The employees I dealt with were courteous and were able to get the job done.
However, if I’m being honest, I’ve received better service and more attention to detail at the Northwest Expressway location. I had some table tents printed at 23^rd Street for an event and though they took good care of me, the printing sure was expensive for what it was, and somehow seems more expensive than NW Expressway, though its hard to compare between jobs. But that’s the explanation behind why NW Expressway gets five stars (and most of my business).
No matter what, it’s still about a million miles ahead of any Fed Ex, insofar as employees don’t seem to be walking around in a perpetual state of thinly-​veiled homicidal rage.

The absolute best– Super helpful, gracious, and patient! Always willing to get things knocked out in the most ridiculous of time constraints.

Great service! Sarah did a terrific job of designing ny change of address cards. Giovanni did a great job of estimating the costs (fair?pricing),
.i will be back for future jobs.

I used Quik Print to do a large series of direct mail pieces for my company. First they mailed out the first two postcards 2 days apart (they were scheduled to be sent 10 days apart) when I notified them about the error, the manager met me first thing in the morning, and we resolved the issue by creating calendar invites to remind the employees when they were to be sent out. Then on the third postcard of the series, they managed to use the front of one postcard and the back of another, and sent it out without notifying me. This was an especially large issue because I had a simultaneous magazine campaign to match them, and they were testimonials from customers who would see these postcards. I met with Chris Gravely (at the time president and grandson of the owner) who informed me he «had no idea how to remedy the issue» Therefore he did NOTHING to fix the issue other than refund me the money for those particular cards. In the end, they cost me over $ 10k in damages, and could have cost me my job. Luckily Chris is no longer with the company, although he started another in TX. I still can not trust a company that would employ such toxic employees and managers.

Their name truly matches their service.
The staff at the 23^rd st location is really friendly and patient. They’ve gotten every order taken care of even when I call in last minute with changes. The small staff really knows their stuff, unlike my experiences at some other print shops.
Prices have never been unreasonable, and they’ve always had my stuff printed in a timely manner.