Custom Quote Services

Most custom quotes are returned within one to two business days of submitting complete project specifications. Straightforward requests with clear dimensions, material preference, and volume are often turned around same-day. More complex projects — custom structural styles, multiple finishing options, or large multi-SKU orders — may take slightly longer as our team works through the full cost breakdown, but we'll always communicate an expected timeline upfront.

Every quote we provide is itemized so you can see exactly what's driving your cost, rather than a single bottom-line number. This makes it straightforward to test trade-offs — for example, seeing how much a foil-stamped finish adds relative to a plain matte laminate, or how per-unit cost shifts between a 1,000-unit and 5,000-unit order — and to compare our pricing meaningfully against other quotes you may be evaluating. If a number doesn't look right or doesn't match your expectations, our team will walk through the breakdown with you directly rather than leaving you to interpret it alone.

We quote with no setup fees, no hidden plate charges, and free shipping built into most domestic orders, so the number you receive is close to the number you'll actually pay. Our tiered wholesale pricing rewards volume automatically, and discounts of up to 15% are available for qualifying frequent customers, seniors, and veterans. Most importantly, every quote is prepared by someone who understands packaging production, so it reflects a realistic, manufacturable specification rather than a best-guess estimate.

If a quote comes back higher than you expected, we treat that as the start of a conversation rather than a final answer. In most cases there's a way to bring cost down without compromising the parts of your packaging that matter most — whether that's adjusting board caliper slightly, simplifying a finish, or shifting to a more efficient dieline — and our team will walk through those options with you directly.

Brands managing several packaging SKUs at once — different sizes within one product line, or entirely different products sharing a common brand look — can request a consolidated quote covering the full set. This gives you one clear view of total cost across your catalog and often surfaces opportunities to standardize dimensions or materials across SKUs, which can improve pricing on every item in the group rather than quoting each one in isolation.