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# Bulk Pricing

Currently, we do not offer bulk pricing on products. We are committed to a zero waste policy and would encourage customers to set up a FLYP Shop to take advantage of our sustainable supply chain. We provide on-demand production and flexibility, rather than traditional wholesale manufacturing. Here's why:

1. **On-Demand Model**:\
   FLYP focuses on creating products individually as orders come in, ensuring that every item is made to specification without overproduction. This means there isn’t a need for large production runs, which are typically required to justify bulk discounts.
2. **No Upfront Costs**:\
   With FLYP, users avoid the risk of over-ordering or holding excess inventory, as items are produced only when purchased. This eliminates waste but also differs from models that depend on economies of scale for pricing.
3. **Inclusive Pricing for All**:\
   FLYP’s pricing structure ensures consistent and fair costs for users, regardless of order size. This levels the playing field for smaller creators or societies that may not need large quantities.
4. **Customisation Costs**:\
   Each product is customised, requiring design preparation, printing, and finishing. The individualised production process doesn’t scale in the same way traditional bulk orders do.


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