Day one sets the tone for everything after it. A welcome kit waiting on a desk, or arriving at a home address before a remote start, is the cheapest culture signal an employer can buy. Items that get used daily do the most work here, because they keep signalling belonging long after week one.
Power Bank · Phone Accessory · Mouse Pad · Socks · Sleeve · Ringneck Tumbler · Skinny Tumbler · Sport Tumbler · Travel Mug · Coffee Mug · Water Bottle · Tumbler
Send us the headcount, the date it has to land and the budget per person. We will come back with three costed options inside one business day.
Get costed optionsThe product types that suit onboarding programs here are power bank, phone accessory, mouse pad, socks, sleeve, across 840 products with published prices. 188 sit in the $8 to $20 workhorse tier and 508 in the $20 to $45 gift tier, which is where most programs that repeat year after year settle. Every one gets a free digital proof before production.
At 50 pieces, most of the products suited to onboarding cost between $12.05 and $44.20 each all-in, with a median of $30.05, engraving and setup included. The full range runs $1.31 to $165.80. 60 options sit under $8 for volume giveaways and 84 above $45 for named recipients.
A free digital proof comes back within one business day of usable artwork, production runs 3 to 5 business days after you approve it, and ground transit adds 1 to 5 business days. Checkout asks for the date the order has to be in hand and refuses one it cannot keep. A rush is quoted per job, with the date confirmed in writing before you pay.
840 of these 840 products can be ordered from a single piece. There is no setup fee at any quantity, the price per piece falls at every published quantity break, and ground freight is free on orders over $250. Mixed colors of one item count together toward a break when the artwork is the same.