In 1992, Laura Kelly partnered with Ghoul Squad founder and front man Ron Hexe. For years, the two struggled to find a dependable resource to supply the merchandise for the band. While there were several companies available, the price was costly and the delay in delivery was lengthy.

By 2001, Kelly and Hexe formed Cheapbuttons.com. Originally, the venture was intended to provide benefit to Hexe's musical projects. But the two immediately found others with similar needs. As a result, they started working with local area bands to provide buttons and help offset the costs of their investment.

Although the two founding partners now pursue separate personal and professional paths, Laura maintains the dedication and commitment to Cheapbuttons.com that has been at the heart of the organization since inception.

Nearly 10 years later, the company has expanded its product line to service its international customer base. What started with a single 1 1/4" manual button press has grown to include several button sizes as well as key chains, magnets, pocket mirrors and bottle openers.  Laura plans to have a fully automated production line by 2011.

The company continues to cater to small diy musicians and artists but also assists with many local and national political campaigns, school election efforts, and private functions such as birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and other commemorative events.

There are a few factors that contribute to Cheapbuttons.com competitive pricing. The philosophy of the company has always been to offer a low-priced product to individuals and groups.  We have low fixed costs and Cheapbuttons.com is not our primary source of income. We maintain professional careers and orders are often processed in the evenings and weekends. Most importantly, we do not rely high profits from these efforts.

We build relationships with our customers. There are many clients that we have been working with since inception and we continue to enjoy being a part of their important events throughout the years.