Free Digital Proof Before You Pay

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Get a Free Digital Proof in 24 Hours

Any format. Even a photo of a napkin sketch. Send what you have and we will draw it onto the real die
shape and send back a color mock-up within 24 hours — free, with unlimited revisions, and no obligation
to order.

What you get

  • A color mock-up drawn on the actual die shape, not a flat rectangle.
  • Front and back views, with your colors placed where enamel will actually go.
  • Unlimited revisions before the mold is cut.
  • An honest note if something in your design will not survive the mold — before you pay anything.

What to send

You have Good? What we do
Vector file (AI / CDR / EPS / PDF / SVG) Best Straight to the die layout
High-resolution PNG or JPG Yes Traced and rebuilt as vector
A phone photo of your logo Yes Rebuilt; gradients may be simplified
A hand-drawn sketch Yes Redrawn to your intent
Nothing but a description Yes We draft concepts for you to react to

Why it is free

Because the proof is the cheapest place to find a problem. A design issue caught in a mock-up costs
nothing; the same issue caught after the die is cut costs a mold and two weeks. We would rather spend
an hour on your artwork than quote you something you will not like.

What happens after you approve

  1. We quote the order: unit price, one-time mold fee ($80–$150 for 2D, $150–$300 for complex 3D),
    sample cost and ship date.
  2. You approve and pay a 30–50% deposit. Nothing is charged before you approve the proof.
  3. The mold is cut in 5–7 days, and you get photo updates at five milestones.

FAQ

Do I need to place an order to get a proof?

No. The digital proof is free and carries no obligation. We only cut the
mold after you approve a design and place an order.

How many revisions do I get?

Unlimited before the mold is cut. After that, only color and plating
changes are practical.

Will my design stay confidential?

Yes. We sign an NDA within 24 hours on request, and we never show your
artwork to other clients or publish it without a release.

Rather see the price first?

The calculator gives you a real range, or read the full price matrix.