Welcome to our comprehensive guide on Royal LePage business card standards and requirements for 2025! As a leading real estate print and marketing agency, we’re committed to helping you showcase your creativity while ensuring your business cards adhere to Royal LePage Printing guidelines for brand consistency and professionalism. In this guide, you'll find everything you need, from font specifications and color palettes to the essential details allowed on your cards. Whether you prefer designing your own or utilizing our pre-approved templates, we’ve got all your bases covered.

Common Questions About Royal LePage Business Card Printing

Why Do Royal LePage Business Cards Have Specific Requirements?

Royal LePage is a trusted brand in the real estate industry, known for professionalism, reliability, and excellence. Specific business card guidelines help all agents present a unified and professional image, strengthening the brand’s reputation.

Can I Design My Own Business Card?

Absolutely! We encourage your creativity and personal style. However, your design must meet Royal LePage’s standards to ensure it aligns with the brand identity. This guide will walk you through those requirements.

What Happens If My Design Doesn't Meet the Standards?

If your design doesn’t comply with Royal LePage’s standards, it may be rejected, or you could be asked to make revisions. To avoid this, follow the guidelines in this blog or use one of our pre-approved templates.

Royal LePage Printing Requirements

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Font Requirements

  • Approved Fonts

    Royal LePage specifies certain fonts to maintain consistency across all marketing materials:

    • Helvetica Neue
    • Arial
    • Times New Roman

  • Font Sizes

    The size of the fonts on your business card is also crucial. Here's a general guideline:

    • Name: 11-12 pt
    • Title: 9-10 pt
    • Contact Information: 8-9 pt
    • Address/Office Info: 8-9 pt

  • Font Colors

    Your font color should stand out against the background, ensuring readability. The primary color options include:

    • Royal LePage Red
    • Black
    • White
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Color Palette

  • Primary Colors

    The Royal LePage brand is instantly recognizable by its iconic color scheme:

    • Royal LePage Red
    • Black
    • White

  • Secondary Colors

    For variety, secondary colors can be used, though sparingly:

    • Gray
    • Silver

  • Color Codes

    To ensure accuracy, here are the specific color codes:

    • Red: #E63946
    • Black: #000000
    • White: #FFFFFF
    • Gray: #B3B3B3
    • Silver: #C0C0C0
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Image

Logo Usage

The Royal LePage logo is central to the brand identity. Key guidelines:

  • Placement: Typically in the top left or right corner.
  • Size: Large enough to be recognizable but not overpowering.
  • Color: Primarily Royal LePage Red or black, ensuring contrast with the background.

Personal Photos

Including a professional headshot can add a personal touch:

  • Quality: Use a high-resolution, professionally taken photo.
  • Background: Simple and uncluttered.
  • Placement: Usually on the opposite side of the logo.

Information Allowed

Required Information

Ensure your card includes the following:

  • Name: Your full name as it appears on your license.
  • Title: Your professional title (e.g., Realtor, Broker).
  • Contact Information: Phone number(s), email, and possibly your website.
  • Office Information: Name and address of your Royal LePage office.
  • Licensing Information: Any legally required details.

Optional Information

You can enhance your card with additional details like:

  • Social Media Handles: Links to your professional profiles.
  • Tagline: A brief tagline that represents your brand.
  • QR Code: Links to your website or a virtual business card.

Maintaining Brand Consistency

Layout and Design

Your business card should reflect a clean, professional aesthetic:

  • Alignment: All elements should be well-aligned, using grids if necessary.
  • Spacing: Ensure there’s adequate spacing between elements to avoid clutter.
  • Consistency: Stick to consistent fonts, colors, and design elements.

Quality of Materials

The quality of your business card material reflects your professionalism:

  • Paper: Use high-quality, thick cardstock.
  • Finish: Consider matte or glossy finishes for an elegant touch.
  • Special Finishes: Embossing, foiling, or spot UV can elevate the card’s appearance.

Real Estate Business Card Templates

If you’d prefer not to design your own card, we offer 100% brand-approved Royal LePage business card templates. These templates ensure all branding standards are met, offering a polished and cohesive look. Just choose a template, provide your details, and we’ll handle the rest.

Creating a Royal LePage business card that complies with the brand’s standards is key to maintaining a professional image. By following the guidelines outlined in this blog, you can design a card that reflects your personal brand while aligning with Royal LePage’s distinguished identity. Whether you choose to design your own card or use one of our templates, we’re here to support you at every step.

Feel free to reach out with any questions or to start working on your Royal LePage business card today!

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