Pricing, Discounts and Payment
Yes, you can purchase a smaller quantity of boxes in several convenient ways:
- Through the online store by clicking the “Buy sample” button next to each product.
- By ordering sample sets from the “Services” category – we offer sets of up to 5, 10, or 20 different boxes depending on your needs, preferences, and requirements.
The larger the quantity of boxes you order at one time, the lower the price per individual box. This is because setup, administration, packaging, and logistics costs are distributed over a larger number of products.
Consequently, we apply volume discounts to larger orders, which are automatically calculated in our online store.
Every order requires production planning, document preparation, order picking, and dispatch. These tasks are performed regardless of whether you order 100 or 1,000 boxes.
For this reason, the unit cost for smaller orders is higher, while larger quantities allow us to offer a better unit price.
You can receive a discount code by leaving a review for the products you purchased. The code can be used once – for your first submitted review.
Additionally, we sometimes share discount codes on our social media accounts, so we invite you to follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay updated on special offers and promotions.
We also have a clearance gift boxes category, where all products are available with a 15% discount. The discount is applied automatically in your cart – no code is needed.
Our discount system is generally focused on wholesale purchases – prices depend on the quantity ordered. Each product page clearly shows prices for different quantities, so the more you buy, the better the unit price.
Yes. The lower unit price for larger orders is a discount we provide to the customer for more efficient production and logistics planning.
The discount is applied automatically based on the selected quantity.
Each order is evaluated separately based on the volume ordered at that time and current raw material prices. Therefore, a reorder placed later may have a different unit price.
If you know your requirements for a longer period, it is usually more economical to order a larger quantity all at once.
Yes. Box prices are primarily influenced by the costs of raw materials, transport, and energy.
When raw material prices in the market change significantly, it can eventually affect the final price of the boxes. We always strive to pass price adjustments on to our customers as moderately as possible.
The best way to reduce the unit price is to order a larger quantity at once.
This allows you to:
- get a larger volume discount;
- reduce the risk of future price increases;
- secure packaging stock for busier sales seasons;
- reduce administrative overhead and the need for frequent reorders.
This solution is usually the most cost-effective for businesses that use boxes regularly.