Overseas printing is not a commodity. It’s a manufacturing process with many variables. Cost differences often come down to: Understanding these factors helps you plan
February 17, 2026
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We’re often asked why Codra doesn’t publish pricing online.
The short answer is simple: it wouldn’t be honest or helpful.
Overseas printing costs vary significantly based on decisions that can’t be captured in a generic price table. Publishing numbers without context would lead to inaccurate expectations, rushed decisions, and disappointing outcomes.
Instead, we provide custom pricing based on the real requirements of your project.
Most overseas projects require a minimum of 1,000 units per SKU. Smaller quantities are usually not a good fit for overseas manufacturing.
We print in multiple Asian countries, including China and South Korea.
We select the best-fit facility based on your project’s cost, quality, and timeline requirements.
Plan for a minimum of 2.5 months from project start to delivery.
This timeline begins only after we receive:
Freight and customs are included in this planning window.
If you have specific material preferences, we strongly recommend sending physical samples before submitting a PO.
This allows us to match materials as closely as possible and avoid misunderstandings during production.
If your project includes printing a Bible or Scripture text, a valid license from the copyright holder is required before production can begin.
Overseas printing is not a commodity. It’s a manufacturing process with many variables. Cost differences often come down to: Understanding these factors helps you plan
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