Packaging from design to delivered.
- Primary packaging
- Secondary and shipping
- Dielines and structure
- Range architecture
- Print management
- Unboxing design
Structural and graphic packaging designed from your brand's memory, engineered for the shelf and the parcel, printed with vetted suppliers and delivered on time. Agents draw and spec, a packaging lead owns the dieline and the press.
Why packaging slips
The design was approved. The dieline was not.
Packaging is where brand, structure, regulation and a printer's tolerances meet, usually two weeks before a launch. A beautiful front panel does not survive a bad fold or a missed barcode spec.
Branday runs packaging as one line. Graphics from your brand's memory, structure engineered for the channel, claims and codes checked, and a packaging lead who talks to the press so you do not have to.
By the numbers
Results you can point to.
40+
SKUs packaged and delivered
— Branday delivery data, 2025
4.8/5
average approval rating
— Client approval surveys, 2025
Zero
reprints caused by artwork errors in the last twelve months
— Across Branday projects, 2024 to 2025
What we offer
Every layer between the product and the customer.
Channel-tailored
Packaging for every channel it has to survive.
- Retail shelfLegible at two meters, compliant at ten centimeters
- Ecommerce and DTCParcel-proof and unboxing-ready
- MarketplacesFrustration-free and Amazon-compliant
- Subscription boxesMonthly structures with a variable insert
- Limited editionsShort runs with special finishes
- Gifting and seasonalSets, sleeves and premium formats
Runs on Branday OS
Packaging that remembers every dieline and every press.
Dielines, specs, suppliers, claims and every approved pack live in Branday OS. The agents design the next SKU inside the range system, and the packaging lead owns the structure and the press check.
- Context
01 Brief
Product, channel, quantities and date. The OS adds the range system, dielines and suppliers.
- Agent Hub · Strategy
02 Strategy agent
Defines the structure and the range logic against channel and cost.
- Agent Hub · Content
03 Content agent
Produces graphics, pack copy and print-ready artwork inside the system.
- Watchman
04 Packaging lead
Engineers the dieline, checks claims and codes, and runs the press.
How we work
A packaging team that talks to the printer.
- 01
Brief to structure in a week
Dieline options, material choices and quotes before any graphics.
- 02
Design in the range system
Every SKU designed inside one architecture, so the shelf reads as one brand.
- 03
Agents plus a packaging lead
The agents produce the artwork. A named lead owns structure, compliance and the press.
- 04
Prototype, proof, press check
A physical prototype, a contract proof and a press check before the run.
- 05
Delivered to your warehouse or co-packer
Logistics included, with the paperwork.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
What is included in packaging?
Structural and graphic design, dielines, range architecture, pack copy and claims checks, print management, proofs, press checks and delivery.
What about regulatory and barcode requirements?
Claims, mandatory information and codes are checked against each market's rules before artwork is released.
How long does packaging take?
Structure and design in two to four weeks, print and delivery in three to six depending on format and finish.
Does this connect with the launch and the content?
Yes. Packaging is designed in the same OS as the launch content and the product imagery, so everything matches.
Do you handle the printing?
Yes, with vetted suppliers for each format and finish, or with your existing printer if you prefer.
Can you work with our co-packer?
Yes. We coordinate specs, deliveries and timelines with your co-packer or 3PL.
Can we see a prototype?
Always. A physical prototype and a contract proof are part of the process.
How is it priced?
A subscription for the team plus print costs quoted upfront. See the pricing page for the current plans.
