Single product

Packaging design for one product, from two initial concepts to the artwork your printer needs.

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A seated athlete holding Pre JYM on a gym bench, with a shaker beside him.

Good for

  1. You have a new product and need its first pack.

  2. The product is good, but the label makes it hard to see why.

  3. You have an idea in mind and need it worked out on the actual packaging.

Timing and terms

Added SKUs

This covers one product, in one size and language, on one packaging format. Another flavor, strength or product is an additional SKU, quoted before work starts. For three or more, see Product range.

Timing

About 15 business days from kickoff to print-ready files. That assumes final copy, facts panel data and the current dieline are ready at kickoff, and that we get your comments within two business days of each review. If either side runs late, the date moves.

Concepts

Two front-panel concepts shown on the pack. You choose one and we build it out across every panel.

Review rounds

Two rounds of revisions, each based on one combined set of comments from your team.

Extras

An extra review round, a second size of an approved design, or further rounds of comments on printer proofs. Each is priced in your proposal or quoted before the extra work starts.

Not included

A second format, new identity or naming, custom illustration and copywriting. Each is quoted before any work starts. We do not provide legal or regulatory review. That stays with your team.

What’s included

  • One SKU: one product, one size, one flavor or strength and one language, on one packaging format (label, wrapper, pouch or carton) built to your supplier's dieline.
  • Two front-panel concepts, each shown on a pack mockup.
  • Your chosen concept built out across every panel of that format, including the Supplement Facts or Nutrition Facts layout from your approved data.
  • Two consolidated revision rounds.
  • A print-ready PDF and packaged Illustrator files (live and outlined type), set to your dieline, after an internal preflight check.
  • One front render of the pack on white, 2000 × 2000 px, on a stock container.
  • One 30-minute call with your printer or co-packer before final artwork, and one round of comments on the printer's proof.
  • A one-page spec note: colors, fonts, dieline version and file list.

What we need from you

  • Product, audience and selling-channel context.
  • Approved copy, claims, required product information and barcodes.
  • Existing brand assets and the supplier's current dieline or label specification.

Who handles what

  • Face Value

    Design the packaging and prepare the artwork files.

  • Your team

    Supply and approve product information, claims and consolidated feedback. Approve the final artwork before it goes to print, and sign off the printer's proof.

  • Your supplier

    Provide current specifications, produce the print proof and manufacture the packaging.

Questions

Does one product include a jar label and a carton?

This covers one format. A label and a carton are two formats, so the proposal needs to include both. Tell us what the product requires and we’ll price the complete job.

Can you use our current logo?

Yes. We work with your existing brand assets. Send those with any guidelines and examples of the current packaging.

Do you write the copy on the pack?

You supply approved product copy, claims and required information. We organize that content on the packaging. Copywriting is not included, and we do not provide legal or regulatory review.

Is printing included?

No. The fee covers design and the listed artwork handoff. Your printer or manufacturer quotes production separately.

What if we need another round of changes?

We can add one. We quote the extra round and confirm its effect on the schedule before starting it.

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