The numbers, in full, before you speak to anyone.

What a project costs depends on the model, the quantity and the deliverables, all three set out below.

Price range at a glance

Four named pricing tiers

Each tier shows a per-set price with the low and high end of its range. The low end is what a straightforward build reaches at volume; the high end is what a complex one reaches at the standard run of 100 sets. Most projects land between the two. Below 100 sets, each tier's card names the small-run fee that applies.

Pocket

$50 per set

Low
$30 per set at 500+ sets
High
$85 per set

Below the standard run: $1,000 small-run fee

Desk

$130 per set

Low
$90 per set at 500+ sets
High
$230 per set

Below the standard run: $1,500 small-run fee

Shelf

$350 per set

Low
$240 per set at 500+ sets
High
$650 per set

Below the standard run: $2,200 small-run fee

Room

$1,000 per set

Low
$700 per set at 500+ sets
High
$6,000 per set

Below the standard run: $3,000 small-run fee

The design fee

$1,500, half of it credited against the production invoice for that project when the order proceeds

The variables behind a quote

What moves the number

Factor 01

Piece count

A larger model needs more parts, and a more detailed one needs harder parts to find and more hours to design and assemble. Between them they are the biggest influence on where a project lands in the corridor.

Factor 02

Custom logo printing

A printed element is made for your project rather than picked from stock. A logo, a name or a date applied to a piece adds a production step outside the normal build, so this factor moves with how many marked pieces the design calls for, not with the size of the model.

Factor 03

Packaging tier

Presentation is a choice, not a fixed cost. A plain protective box and a branded presentation piece made for handing over on stage sit at opposite ends of one line, with printed instructions, inserts and branded outers along it.

Factor 04

Turnaround speed

A standard schedule costs what it costs. Compressing one means reordering other work, paying more to get parts in quickly, and putting more hands on the build, which is what a rush carries. Coming to us early is the cheapest way to move this factor, and usually the only one.

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