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POS pricing

How much does a cardboard display cost?

There is no single price. Cost depends on size, structural complexity, run length, print process, finishes, design and logistics. What matters is matching the piece to the return you expect from the campaign.

What drives the price

The 6 factors that move the budget.

01

Format and structure

A counter display doesn't have the same structure as a reinforced floor unit or a shelf header. Size, number of shelves and internal reinforcement make the difference.

02

Run length

Quantity changes the unit cost. A short run concentrates all the development into few pieces; a long run spreads the cost of die-cut, proofing and printing.

03

Print process and finishes

Digital or offset, varnishes, special die-cutting, reinforcement, workshop assembly — every finish adds perceived value, and budget.

04

Logistics

Flat or assembled, number of destinations, palletising and delivery timed to the activation. Logistics cost can weigh as much as manufacturing.

05

Design

If you arrive with the design finalised, we go straight to production. If you need concepting, prototyping and art direction, that work is quoted separately.

06

Lead time

A campaign with room in the schedule is planned efficiently. A rush means reorganising production and usually affects the cost.

Relative range

How prices sit by type.

We don't publish rate cards, because every project has its own variables. For a reference point, this is the relative range between the main formats:

Counter display

Compact, small formats, medium run

3D display, hanging piece or campaign installation

One-off pieces, complex die-cut, guided assembly

€€
Standard promotional floor unit

Medium size, shelves, printed graphics

€€€
Reinforced floor unit

Heavy product, complex structure, extra finishes

€€€€

Describe your project and we'll give you a firm quote.

With the product, channel, run length and activation date we can prepare a concrete proposal within a few days. No obligation.