- Structure. Rigid boxes cost more than folding cartons.
- Size and material. More board means more cost.
- Finishes. Each extra process (foil, spot UV, lamination) adds a step.
- Quantity. Set-up costs are spread over more units in larger runs.
- Number of versions. Each SKU version needs its own plates and checks.
- Inserts and assembly. Hand work adds cost.
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