Before you send

What we need to quote accurately

Four things move an estimate from a range to a number: the print type, the quantity, the flat or finished size, and the substrate. Everything else we can advise on.

If you do not have all of it yet, send what you have — the estimating desk would rather ask two questions than guess four times.

Quantity — and, if you are unsure, the two quantities you are choosing between
Flat or finished size in millimetres
Substrate and GSM, or the product it has to hold
Finishes you want considered — foil, spot UV, emboss, texture
Your dispatch date, working backwards

What happens next

We acknowledge same dayYour enquiry reaches the estimating desk directly, not a shared inbox.
We ask what's missingOne call to close the gaps in the spec — not four emails over a week.
You get a costed estimateA number, a schedule and the substrate it assumes. Not a range.

Before you ask

Frequently Asked Questions

Minimums, lead times, artwork formats and how we hold colour.

2,000 pieces on offset. Below that the digital press is usually the better economics — it carries no plate cost, so a 250-piece pilot run is viable for pitching or a market test.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum order quantity for a monocarton?

How long does a print job take?

Can I see a physical sample before committing to tooling?

How do you guarantee the colour matches our brand?

What artwork formats do you accept?

Do you handle pharmaceutical packaging requirements?

Are you certified?

Can you print variable data such as batch numbers or dealer names?