A 760 Print program for commercial real estate professionals

Commercial Real Estate Partner Program

This commercial real estate referral program gives professionals a simple way to introduce a newly leased business to 760 Print within five business days after the lease is signed. Every request is reviewed before any complimentary graphic is confirmed.

Contact us within five business days Tenant details stay in a separate step Every request is reviewed manually

The lease-signing moment

A practical introduction when a new business is getting ready to move in.

A newly leased business may need a door or window graphic, commercial signs, letterhead, business cards, and other printing. The program gives the commercial real estate professional a clear way to make the first connection while the tenant decides what comes next.

Program timing: the commercial real estate professional contacts 760 Print within five business days after the new tenant signs the lease.

How the program is handled

A complimentary graphic starts the conversation. Review comes first.

The concept is a door or window graphic offered as a welcome gift. The introduction form starts a manual review, not an order or a production commitment.

The professional starts the introduction

The commercial real estate professional submits only their own contact information and the lease-signing date.

The tenant chooses whether to continue

The tenant provides their own contact information and contact consent in a separate step before 760 Print evaluates the opportunity with them.

760 Print confirms the request manually

760 Print reviews the introduction and confirms whether a complimentary door or window graphic can be offered before any program work is accepted or scheduled.

Submitting this form does not guarantee a graphic or define product, size, material, design, production, placement, timing, or any other service. Those details are confirmed only after review.

A consent-safe introduction

Four clear steps from signed lease to a confirmed next step.

  1. 01

    A new tenant signs a lease

    The lease signing creates the point from which the five-business-day contact window is measured.

  2. 02

    The professional contacts 760 Print

    The commercial real estate professional uses this page within five business days and submits only their own information.

  3. 03

    The tenant opts in separately

    The tenant decides whether to share their own information and consent to direct contact from 760 Print.

  4. 04

    760 Print reviews and confirms

    760 Print checks the request and confirms whether the graphic can be offered before accepting or scheduling program work.

Beyond the welcome graphic

A new space can lead to a broader print conversation.

The complimentary graphic is the introduction. Any additional signs, printing, or design work is discussed and quoted separately based on what the tenant chooses to pursue.

Door or window graphic

A reviewed graphic may serve as the welcome gift. The exact format and scope are confirmed before acceptance.

Commercial signs

Signs for the new business can be scoped separately when the tenant is ready to discuss their space and needs.

Letterhead and business cards

Printed business essentials can be discussed and quoted separately based on what the tenant chooses to order.

Other business printing

Brochures, flyers, mail, and other print needs can be reviewed as separate projects without changing the program request.

Start an introduction

Tell us who you are and when the lease was signed.

Use this first form for your own professional information only. 760 Print will review the timing and respond with the separate next step for the tenant.

Do not share tenant information here

Do not enter a tenant name, tenant contact details, business name, property address, lease document, artwork, or other private information in this form.

(760) 758-1140 sales@760print.com 2585 Fortune Way, Suite B, Vista, CA 92081
Required confirmations

760 Print will use your information to respond about this request. The tenant provides their own information and contact consent separately.