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Fill the ticket if you know what you need. If working it out together would be faster, book fifteen minutes — the button is on the picture.
Why three phones
Three handsets, one queue.
Every enquiry gets a reply inside 24 hours — usually the same day.
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Before you ask
Small print
The questions that turn up in almost every first email.
Most single-product packaging lands between $1K and $3K. A full family with a bulk pack and A+ content runs higher. Tell me the SKU count and the formats and you get a real number, not a range.
A single SKU typically ships in 2–3 weeks. A family of five runs 4–6. Rush is possible and I'll say so honestly rather than quietly cutting the prepress stage, which is the stage that keeps you out of trouble.
Yes — that's half the point. Dielines, separations, trapping, overprint, barcode verification, press-ready files in the printer's preferred flavour. I'll talk to your printer directly if that's faster.
My favourite kind of order. First SKUs are where structure decisions matter most, because everything you launch afterwards inherits them.
It's how I already work. Panrax is a remote engagement, and my clients run from the US to Australia. Dhaka is GMT+6, so US afternoons and European mornings both land inside my day. Replies come within 24 hours either way.
Product photos or samples, dimensions or an existing dieline, your printer's spec sheet if you have one, and any copy that's legally required. If you have none of it, that's a first call, not a blocker.
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