Customized Can Holders: The Perfect Product for Crafters to Outsource

Making and selling customized and personalized products with your Silhouette or Cricut is a great way to make money. However, there are just some products that it makes more sense to outsource. For example, if a customer came to you with an order for 5,000 tee shirts, you’d likely find a way to outsource it. For the amount of time that it would take a single person to do the order wouldn’t make it worth it for the maker or for the customer.

Similarly, can holder orders usually aren’t worth it, here’s why:

They often include tiny text, which means a lot of weeding of tiny letters. Which in turn leads to a high time commitment and a high labor rate to pass onto the customer.
Can holder orders are usually placed for events, which means there is usually a large quantity needed.
They are usually designed as one time use, which means the customers won’t have a large budget per piece.

Where to Outsource Can Holder Orders

24hourwristbands.com

Several styles of can holders available.
Most popular style is SKU K_30.
45 can holder colors available. 2 different camo colored prints.
Can be ordered printed single or double sided.
Ability to do full color.
$0.67 each for 100.
As low as $0.29 for orders of 25,000.
Rush ordering available.

totallyweddingkoozies.com

Several styles of can holders available.
Most popular style is Collapsible Foam Wedding Can Cooler – 70000.
44 can holder colors available. 2 different camo colored prints.
Can be ordered printed single or double sided.
Ability to do full color.
$0.72 each for 100.
As low as $0.35 for orders of 1,000.
Rush ordering available.

*Both sites above have different price breaks based on quantities ordered. Be sure to price out both before ordering.

Example Pricing for Outsourced Can Holder Orders

Let’s look at a sample order. Here is what the customer is needing:

100 collapsible black can holders for an upcoming wedding.
Custom designed with both their names in a floral wreath.
Needs them in approximately one month.

To outsource this order, it is cheapest for me to use totallyweddingkoozies.com. If I quote the customer a price of $2 each, I’d pay $0.72 for each. Therefore, the totals would be: $200 and $72. Without accounting for shipping costs, I’d profit $128 for creating the design, uploading it, and outsourcing it. There’s no way I could make 100 can holders for less than $0.72 each in supplies and labor time.

Remember, sometimes you have to work smarter and not harder. Don’t forget: the word ‘koozie’ is trademarked and you cannot use it to promote your can holder. Grab some other alternate words in this post.

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