Medium Point Ballpoint Pen with Rubber Comfort Grip

A plastic ballpoint like the Bravo Pen costs a fraction of a metal pen's per-unit price, which makes it the practical choice when a budget must cover thousands of recipients. Metal pens fit smaller executive gift runs where perceived value outweighs unit cost. Plastic barrels also weigh less, so large orders cost less to ship.

The Bravo Pen runs from $0.61 per unit at 500 pieces down to $0.35 per unit at 5,000 pieces, with price breaks at 500, 1,000, 2,000, 2,500, and 5,000. Beyond quantity, total cost depends on a one-time setup charge and options such as the custom pen tube, which adds $0.71 per piece plus its own $40 setup.

The minimum order is 500 pens, the lowest published quantity tier for the Bravo Pen. Per-unit pricing drops at each higher tier, so buyers whose headcount sits near a break often round up to the next quantity for a lower rate.

Promotional plastic pens work best at high-traffic settings such as job fairs, college orientation weeks, community festivals, bank branch counters, hotel front desks, and nonprofit fundraising drives. Recipients keep pens in daily use at desks and in bags, so one handout keeps the imprint in view for weeks or months.

The Bravo Pen is manufactured in China. No safety or environmental certifications are published for this pen, so if your program requires compliance documentation, ask us before ordering and we will confirm what is available.

Keep a silk-screened pen away from solvents, and wipe the barrel with a dry or lightly damp cloth rather than alcohol wipes, which can soften screen-printed ink over time. Store stock cartons indoors away from direct heat, since prolonged high temperatures can degrade ballpoint ink before the pens are handed out.

Yes, reorders carry a $25 setup charge, reduced from the $40 setup on a first order with new artwork. Keeping your artwork unchanged between orders qualifies you for the lower reorder rate.