Custom packaging manufacturing • Worldwide delivery
Free packaging planning tool

Build your packaging specification and check the MOQ.

Compare UPG's five packaging families, add the details you already know, and carry a clear planning specification into your project enquiry.

This tool does not estimate price. Custom packaging pricing is confirmed after structure, dimensions, material, print, finishes, quantity, and destination are reviewed together.

Step 1

Choose the packaging family.

Start with the format closest to your project. The specification can still be reviewed before production.

Step 2

Add the known project details.

Finished dimensions are required for a tuck box or mailer box MOQ. Other fields can stay open for review.

Finished dimensions — optional

Enter length × width × height.

Finish interests — optional
Planning rules

MOQ guidance used by the builder.

These values help qualify the starting quantity. Final production details remain subject to specification and structural review.

Product familyFinished-size conditionPlanning MOQ
Tuck boxes and corrugated mailer boxesEvery finished dimension is 5 in or less1,000 units
Tuck boxes and corrugated mailer boxesLargest finished dimension is over 5 in through 10 in500 units
Tuck boxes and corrugated mailer boxesLargest finished dimension is over 10 in250 units
Magnetic and collapsible magnetic boxesAny size, subject to structural review250 units
Mylar bagsApproved bag and pouch range500 units
From plan to production

What happens after the tool?

The builder organizes known details. UPG then reviews the project as a complete manufacturing specification.

01

Send the specification

Continue to the project form with the builder details already carried forward.

02

Review the structure

UPG reviews the selected format, dimensions, intended use, material, and finish direction.

03

Confirm the project

Pricing, production timing, artwork, proofing, and delivery terms are confirmed for the approved specification.

04

Manufacture and deliver

Production begins after the required commercial, artwork, and proof approvals.

Questions

Packaging specification and MOQ answers.

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