Message Pens
Promotional message pens turn an inner sleeve with each click and show the next line through a window in the barrel. Here's how the styles step up from simple to most featured.
- Plain ABS plastic click pens with a plunger that changes the message and nothing extra on the barrel.
- ABS barrels with a grip section in a matching colour and a push button that rotates the lines.
- Click pens with a rubber grip, including a dimpled rubber version for a firmer hold.
- A pull-out window style with double-sided windows, accent colour trims and black ink, where every message shares one print colour.
A real estate agent leaves a pen on the kitchen bench at an open home. Buyers walk away having read the agent's mobile, the agency website and the next auction date, just by clicking the pen while they jotted notes on the floor plan. The agent gets a callback instead of a forgotten brochure. Plastic all-rounders sit in cheap plastic pens too.
Most styles can be printed and some can be screenprinted, so custom message pens can show a logo next to the window. All branded message pens arrive bulk packed.
FAQs
Who uses message pens most?
Car dealerships and real estate agencies use them constantly, since customers fill in forms on the spot. Each click while signing shows a different line, like a contact number or a current offer.
Which promotional message pens suit a busy sales counter?
The rubber grip styles suit a counter where customers fill in forms all day, and the dimpled version gives a firmer hold. Each click while signing brings up the next line, so a phone number or offer gets read on the spot.
What's the best way to use the rotating lines at a trade show?
Use them as a short pitch, with one line per point and a website or phone number to finish. Visitors click through the sequence while filling in a competition entry, then take the pen home with them.
Are these suited to schools?
Yes, schools hand them to students with study tips or encouraging lines in the window. The rubber grip styles hold up to daily classroom writing, and the ABS plastic barrels handle life in a pencil case.