Your own logo, engraved exactly as it is drawn
One cover, and none of it is our artwork. The logo you upload is engraved as it stands: nothing is added to it, nothing is redrawn, and no style is applied over the top, because a company is particular about its own mark and a restyled one is the wrong mark. Beneath it is a line for a name, which is what turns a box of identical books into one for each person, whether it is for an induction, a conference table or a client at the end of a piece of work. Add each one separately and every cover can carry a different name.
A printed logo is a logo sitting on a surface. This one is cut into the hide itself by a laser in-house, at the weight it was drawn, which is the finish a company wants its mark to have on something it hands to a client. You see your own logo on the cover in the preview, before you pay and before anything is engraved, which for anybody signing off a spend on behalf of somebody else is the part that matters. What follows is how they arrive.
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Your mark, untouched, and why that is the whole offer
Nothing is added to the logo you upload, and nothing is redrawn or restyled to suit a house look. A company is particular about its own mark for good reasons, usually written down in a brand guide, and a restyled logo is simply the wrong logo however handsome the restyling is. Upload it as clean and as large as you have it, ideally the version your designer supplied rather than one lifted off a website, and the preview will show you exactly what the laser is going to trace.
The line under the logo is what makes it a present
A box of identical notebooks handed round at an induction is a box of identical notebooks, and everybody in the room knows what it cost. The same box with a different name set under the logo on each one is a present, given to a person, and it is remembered as such. That is what the name line is there for. Add each cover to the basket separately and type the name that goes with it: the logo stays put and only the name changes, so the set still reads as one thing from across a conference table.
Ordering them by the dozen
These are the covers people buy in quantity, so the price per book starts coming down at 5 books and keeps stepping down above that. The rungs are set out on the notebook's own page, where the figure changes as you change the quantity. We do not quote them here, where they could go stale. Two practical notes for a large order. Names are typed per cover, so collect the list before you start rather than halfway through. And an order of this kind is engraved to order like everything else on the site, which means the quantity is the thing that decides how early to place it.