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Is There a Minimum Order?

No overall minimum, and only one format has a floor. What the smallest sensible order is for each thing we make, and when to spend less than you planned.

No overall minimum. One book is a normal order and most orders are exactly that.

Only one format has a floor, and it is a practical one rather than a commercial one.

The floors, such as they are

Format Minimum Why
Photo magazine 1 book, 8 pages, ₹499 None. One is normal.
Photo diary 1, ₹699 None
Hardcover album 1, ₹1,299 None
Photo card deck 1 deck, 27 cards, ₹999 The deck is the unit
Polaroid prints 30 prints, ₹270 Below 30 the setup costs more than the prints

Flat ₹70 delivery on all of it, to every pin code in India.

The polaroid floor, explained

Thirty prints at ₹9 each is ₹270. Ordering ten would not cost a third of that, because the work of laying out, colour-checking and cutting a run barely changes between ten prints and thirty.

So the minimum exists to keep the price per print honest rather than to push you upward. Thirty is also, in practice, about what a wall or a pinboard actually wants. Polaroid prints against a photo book →

The floor nobody sets, and should

There is no minimum spend. There is a point below which you should not spend at all, and it is worth naming because nobody selling you something usually will.

Under about ₹400, a well-chosen ordinary gift beats a thin custom one. A padded book made from twelve photographs is worse than a good ordinary object, and it costs more. At that budget, thirty prints at ₹270 is the honest custom answer, and anything below that should probably be spent elsewhere. Personalised gifts by budget →

The other direction

There is no maximum either, and no bulk gate. If you want fifty magazines for a team you can order fifty; if you want one, you can order one and it is treated identically.

Bulk does change the conversation on timelines rather than on minimums — a large run needs more notice, not a bigger order. Corporate and bulk gifting →

Ordering several different things

Common, and there is no minimum per item. A magazine for one person and a print pack for another is two items in one order, delivered together for one flat ₹70.

What it does affect is time: several designs take longer than one, and everything ships when the last one is approved. What happens after you order →

Frequently asked

Can I order just one photo book? Yes. One is the normal order and there is no surcharge for it.

What is the minimum for polaroid prints? Thirty prints, at ₹9 each, so ₹270. Below thirty the setup costs more than the prints do.

Is there a minimum spend? No. But under about ₹400 a good ordinary gift beats a thin custom one, and we would rather say so.

Do I get a discount for ordering more? For genuine bulk, talk to us. For two or three items, no — the price is the price, and there is no minimum to clear.

Can I combine different products in one order? Yes, with one flat ₹70 delivery for the lot. Everything ships once the last design is approved.


Part of our questions people ask before ordering. See also: what each budget actually buys and cheap against expensive photo books.

One is a normal order: Polaroid prints from ₹270 · Photo magazines from ₹499

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