A while ago, someone on this list suggested
https://pcbshopper.com/
and that has continued to be a good site for me. It lets you compare
price and delivery for a number of fabricators, including delivery time.
I have only tried a few but I haven't seen huge differences in quality.

Some manufacturers will do small boards for a very low price, but a
little difference in size can ratchet the price right up. Sometimes you
might get much shorter turnaround for only a few dollars. This site lets
you look at a dozen or so companies and compare them based on your board
and your price/speed elasticity.

--McD


On Sat, 2018-02-24 at 01:14 +1300, RussellMc wrote:
> That subject line sounds terrible :-).
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> A look through N years of PICList posts indicates the perennial "What's a
> good source of small volume bottom end bare PCBs" needs asking again.
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> A friend asked :
> "Which company is best to make one or two off small simple PCBs for me?
> Only need 1 layer but two will do if necessary.  Board only, not loaded.
> Delivery time not really important. Cost is important. Given the simple
> layout and low track density, quality can hardly be important.
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> Seeed seemed to be well thought of a while ago.
> What other PCB makers are happy to provide reasonable PCBs in low volume
> and reasonable prices.
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>              Russell


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