Cards & decks
Playing-card projects are easiest to quote when the deck structure is defined early. Tell us whether the cards share a back, how many faces are unique, how the set will be handled and which packaging belongs with it.
Common projects
The written quote records the format, materials, production scope, delivery treatment and any specialist requirement for the actual job.
Project perspective
For custom playing cards, make clear which cards are unique, which artwork repeats, how the deck is ordered and how it will be used. A promotional set may have different requirements from a game or collector deck. The initial discussion should also include the finished size, packaging route and any rule or insert material so nothing material is left out of the scope.
What affects the quote
Specification options
These are discussion points, not a fixed public specification. The written quote names the materials, construction and proof route for the job.
Artwork handover
Common questions
That can be discussed, but list the variants clearly because it changes the deck structure and the files that must be reviewed.
Use a clear, consistent naming system that matches a numbered deck list. It helps check sequence, duplicates and omissions before final approval.
Printing a deck or game?
Include the card or component count, finished size, packaging direction, quantity and delivery point. Artwork can still be in progress.