The main cost drivers
Rigid-box cost is influenced by box dimensions, greyboard thickness, wrapping paper, print coverage, finishing, insert material, quantity and packing method. Larger boxes also increase shipping volume.
- Dimensions and board usage
- Wrapping paper and print process
- Foil, embossing, Spot UV and special finishes
- Insert material and cavity complexity
- Quantity and production setup
- Export packing and freight volume
Why quantity changes the unit price
Many setup operations are spread across the order quantity. At lower volumes, tooling, setup and manual handling represent a larger share of each unit. LEETOP supports MOQ from 100 on selected projects, but the economic sweet spot varies by structure.
Why landed cost matters
A low factory unit price can be offset by bulky packing, freight, duties or rework. For international buying, compare the same structure and finish under the same delivery assumptions.
How to request a useful quote
Provide size or product dimensions, quantity, reference images or artwork, target delivery country and required timing. The closer the input is to the intended specification, the more useful the comparison becomes.