Business Catalogs

Shop in Seagoville · Business Catalogs

Give buyers a catalog they can order from.

When someone messages “What do you have?” send one polished PDF. Put your best products, current prices, and ordering instructions in your customer’s hands while they’re ready to buy.

Explore packages from $59
01 / Choose your page count

How much room does your offer need?

Start with the decision you want your buyer to make. A single sheet can introduce one service to a purchasing manager. A longer catalog gives shoppers room to compare sizes, prices, and packages.

1-Page Catalog

$59

Put a signature offer, seasonal special, or capability sheet in front of a buyer who needs the essentials at a glance.

Choose 1 page

4-Page Catalog

$99

Introduce a focused collection. Give a dozen bestsellers space for photos, prices, and a simple way to order.

Choose 4 pages

8-Page Catalog

$149

Guide buyers through several collections or catering packages, with room for side-by-side comparisons and ordering details.

Choose 8 pages

12-Page Catalog

$199

Pair a broader collection with a maker interview, company history, or customer feature in an edition buyers can keep.

Choose 12 pages
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02 / The sales desk

What would you like to put in buyers’ hands?

Think about the last question a customer asked before placing an order. Whether it was “How many does that feed?” or “Can I buy these by the case?” your catalog can put the answer right beside the product.

Digital Product Catalog

Give boutique shoppers and gift buyers a four- to eight-page PDF with up to 20 products. Pair each description and price with the details buyers need to choose a size, pick a color, or place an order.

Mini Product Catalog

Send a four-page collection in your next Facebook reply. Supply photos and prices for up to 12 products so customers can pick a favorite and tell you exactly what they want.

Restaurant Menu and Catering Copy

Make up to 25 items easy to compare. Clear descriptions help diners choose, while a dedicated ordering section tells catering customers how to reserve food for a group.

Business Brochure or Capability Sheet

Give purchasing managers a concise account of your services, qualifications, territory, and contact details. Make it easy for the person who meets you to introduce your business to the person approving the job.

Custom Business Publication

Turn interviews, articles, and photographs into an eight- to twelve-page customer magazine, anniversary booklet, or community publication. Introduce the people behind the counter and the products they know best.

Holiday Gift Catalog

Help shoppers find a teacher gift, a stocking stuffer, or something under $25 on their phones. Put ordering and pickup deadlines beside the gifts so buyers know whether you can meet their dates.

Home Baker’s Occasion Catalog

Answer “What feeds 30?” with cakes, cupcake boxes, and dessert trays grouped by occasion and serving count. Give the party host one page to share with everyone planning the celebration.

Restaurant Catering Catalog

Show an office manager how many people each tray serves, which sides and utensils come with it, where you deliver, and when to call. Give them enough detail to plan the whole lunch.

Convenience Store Group Orders

Put your prepared-food counter to work beyond the lunch rush. Show contractors, coaches, and shift supervisors how to order breakfast bundles, chicken trays, drinks, or boxed lunches for a group.

Custom Apparel and Teamwear

Help coaches and school buyers compare uniforms, spirit shirts, and embroidery. Show minimum quantities and turnaround times so they can choose a design that fits their roster and opening date.

Maker’s Wholesale Catalog

Give a retail buyer the numbers behind your candles, soaps, or crafts. Item codes, wholesale prices, case quantities, and reorder instructions make a second order as easy as the first.

Home Services Packages

Let homeowners compare cleaning, detailing, or lawn care packages side by side. Spell out the work included at each price and the extras they can request when they book.

Event Rental Inventory

Use inventory photos, dimensions, and capacities to help planners choose tents, tables, chairs, and décor that fit the venue. Keep rental periods and delivery details beside the equipment.

Corporate and Employee Gifts

Help employers choose gifts by budget and head count. Show personalization options and bulk-order deadlines so an office manager can take a specific proposal to the boss.

Multi-Vendor Local Shopping Catalog

Ask about a clearly labeled merchant placement in a Shop in Seagoville shopping edition. Feature an actual product, its price, your business name, and the exact way a local shopper can buy it.

03 / Start your catalog

Which products do customers ask about first?

Start there. Send your business name, a rough item count, and the way you take orders. If you have photos or a price list, include a link. If you’re unsure about page count, tell us what you want the catalog to sell.

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