Flexo-printed packaging prices, step by step, instantly.
Choose the pouch, your product and the material, and see the unit price, total, plate cost and lead time for every flexo quantity step. Up to 10 colours, custom sizes and a wide range of laminates.
- Minimum
- From 17,500 pcs · 16 × 27 × 4 cm
- Plates
- €150 per colour · free on large runs
- Lead time
- 30 working days
- Payment
- 50 % in advance, 50 % before delivery
- Example
- 16 × 27 × 4 cm stand-up pouch · 350,000 pcs · €0.147/pc
Choose the print type
Print type first: quantity range, plates and lead time follow from it.
Which pouch?
Pouches available in Flexo Print
What goes inside?
Pick the product and fill; we suggest the right MyPlast standard size.
MyPlast standard size
16 × 27 × 4 cm
Coffee beans · holds ≈ 322 g
Standard sizes
Material and print
What suits your product is preselected; change it if you like.
Material(14)
Premium look at the standard price
Colours
Extras
How many?
Pick one of this print type’s price steps.
The steps are economical print quantities for the size and material you chose; the more you order, the lower the unit price. Zipper and extras are included in the unit price.
How the price is built
- The most economical method for medium and large runs
- Plates €150 per colour; free on large orders
- Stand-up, flat bottom, quad seal, 3-side seal, flowpack and rollstock
- 30 working days after plate approval (flat bottom 40)
Other print types
Frequently asked questions
How is the flexo printing price calculated?
Pouch type, size, laminate, number of colours and quantity set the price. The calculator suggests the MyPlast standard size for your product and shows the unit price and total for every quantity step. Plates are a separate line.
What is the minimum order for flexo printing?
It depends on size and material; the calculator shows the lowest quantity for your pouch as the first step. Smaller quantities suit digital printing.
How much are flexo plates?
Flexo plates cost €150 per colour, charged once. On large orders the plates are free; the calculator marks that step “Free plates”.
Flexo or rotogravure?
Flexo is more economical for medium to large runs and frequent artwork changes. Rotogravure gives the finest print on very large, repeat runs, with a higher cylinder cost.