The honest answer
The cost of custom display boxes depends on your choices, so a free quote on your exact specification is the accurate way to know. This guide explains the drivers.
What drives the cost
The display type and size, since a floor display uses more material than a counter unit. Strength and structure. Printing and finishes. Quantity, since unit cost falls as volume rises. A clear quote shows these tradeoffs.
How to keep it affordable
Choose the display type that matches the retail setting rather than over building. Match the strength to the real product weight and display job. Keep printing focused on what catches the shopper. Use free design help so the display works the first time. Take advantage of no minimum ordering to avoid overbuying while knowing higher volumes lower the unit price, plus price matching.
Frequently asked questions
Why not list a fixed price? Because it depends on your exact specification; a quote on your real display is accurate.
Does a floor display cost more than a counter unit? Usually yes, since it uses more material.
Is there a minimum order? No. You can order the quantity you need.