Custom Pizza Boxes

Custom Pizza Boxes
fromMin. 5 bundles • 50 per bundleShips within: 10 business days$30.50USD
per bundle
Custom Clay Pizza Boxes
fromMin. 5 bundles • 50-100 per bundleShips within: 10 business days$29.85USD
per bundle
Custom Single Slice Pizza Boxes
fromMin. 5 bundles • 200 per bundleShips within: 10 business days$49.50USD
per bundle
Krispy Crust Pizza Liner
fromMin. 1 bundles • 40 per bundleShips within: 10 business days$16.95USD
per bundle
Custom Pizza Boxes for Pizzerias That Print Their Own Brand
Our custom pizza boxes run from a 7" personal pie all the way to an 18" x 26" party sheet — fourteen sizes in total, which is wider than most suppliers who stop at 18 inches. Every size ships in bundles of 50 and the minimum order is 5 bundles, so a single shop can print its own boxes without committing to a pallet.
Each box is a 1-piece corrugated design with tab locking, so it sets up in seconds during a Friday night rush and holds its shape under a stack. You choose E flute for a slimmer wall and cleaner print surface, or B flute where you need more crush resistance for delivery. Exteriors come in white for maximum print contrast or kraft for a natural look, and the interior is kraft on both.
Beyond the standard corrugated line, the clay-coated boxes give you a smooth, brighter finish for full-colour artwork across five sizes from 10" to 18". Single slice boxes ship 200 to a bundle for counter service, and the Krispy Crust liner drops into any box to keep the base from going soft on a long delivery.
Printing is a one-time $75 artwork setup per order — after that the plates are on file and reorders skip the fee. Boxes ship flat and shrink-wrapped, typically within 10 business days.
Custom Pizza Boxes for Pizzerias That Print Their Own Brand — Common Questions
- What sizes do custom pizza boxes come in?
- Fourteen sizes, from 7x7x2 up to 18x26x2, including the 16", 18", 20" and 24" sizes most pizzerias need for large and party pies. All standard sizes ship 50 boxes per bundle, except the largest which ship 25 per bundle.
- What is the minimum order for custom printed pizza boxes?
- 5 bundles. At 50 boxes per bundle that is 250 boxes, which is a realistic first run for a single location rather than a wholesale-only minimum.
- What is the difference between E flute and B flute pizza boxes?
- B flute is the thicker wall and resists crushing better, which matters for delivery and for stacking. E flute is thinner with a smoother face, so print detail comes out sharper and the boxes take less storage space. Both are available across the size range.
- Should I choose corrugated or clay-coated pizza boxes?
- Corrugated kraft is the standard for everyday pizza service and prints well in one or two colours. Clay-coated boxes have a smooth white face built for full-colour artwork and photography, so they suit brands leaning on visual packaging.
- How long do custom pizza boxes take to arrive?
- Around 10 business days for a standard run. Boxes ship flat and shrink-wrapped. Reorders of artwork already on file move faster because there is no new proofing step.
Made local, delivered fast
- U.S.-based production and regional distribution
- Typical delivery around 10 business days
Low minimums
- Order what a single location actually uses
- No pallet-sized commitment to get your logo printed
One setup fee, then reorder
- $75 one-time artwork setup per order
- Artwork stays on file, so reorders skip it
From the AVCO Journal
Packaging insights from the team that prints over 10 million boxes a year.

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