Corrugated box quotes for Ontario businesses
Tell us what you ship, how big it is and how many you need. Your request goes straight to a packaging supplier, who follows up with a quote.
Quote requests are open from London to Belleville, Ontario.
Box types we can quote
Pick the closest match, or describe your product and let the supplier recommend one. Each type is explained in plain language.
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Shipping boxes
Standard RSC, HSC and FOL corrugated boxes for everyday shipping and storage, plus bulk packs for large or irregular loads. The most common starting point for a first quote.
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Custom printed boxes
Corrugated cartons made to your size and printed with your artwork, for products that customers see or that need clear handling marks on the outside.
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Diecut boxes and inserts
Boxes and inserts cut to the shape of the product, including mailer-style boxes, trays and bottoms that fold and lock without tape. A good fit for odd shapes.
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Retail displays
Countertop, floor and PDQ displays made from corrugated board, designed to ship flat or pre-loaded and to set up quickly in store.
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Protective packaging
Corrugated pads, sheets and partitions that separate and cushion products inside a carton, or between layers on a pallet, so they arrive in one piece.
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Bulk and pallet packaging
Large corrugated boxes and pallet-sized packaging for moving high volumes, with board strength matched to the weight and the stacking height.
Learn more
- Box Types
RSC, HSC, FOL, custom printed, diecut, display and protective corrugated packaging, explained in plain language before you request a quote.
- Industries
Find box types and quote tips for food, automotive, electronics, appliances, health, building, furniture, metalworking, plastics, retail and more.
- How It Works
Describe what you ship, send one short form, and a packaging supplier replies with a quote. See what happens to your details at each step.
What Ontario Box Quotes does

Ontario Box Quotes is a quote request service for businesses that buy corrugated boxes. It is not a box maker. You fill in a short form, and your request goes to a packaging supplier.
The supplier has skilled design and production staff, and replies to you directly with a quote. This website explains the box types and what to include, so the request is specific enough to price.
Sending a request is not an order. You decide what to do with the quote you receive.
Why use one form for your box quote
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One short form
Describe what you ship, the size, the quantity and when you need it. That is enough for a supplier to start a quote.
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A supplier replies directly
Your request is passed to a packaging supplier, who contacts you with a quote. You deal with the supplier from there.
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Plain-language box guides
Short explanations of RSC, HSC, FOL, diecut and display styles help you ask for the right thing the first time.
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Pages for your industry and city
Industry pages and city pages, from London to Belleville, explain which box types fit and what to put in a request.
Ontario cities we cover
Quote requests are open to businesses from London to Belleville, including Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton, Oshawa, Kitchener-Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and Peterborough. Delivery depends on the supplier, so add your delivery address to the request.
- Toronto
- Mississauga
- Brampton
- Vaughan
- Markham
- Oakville
- Burlington
- Hamilton
- Oshawa
- Kitchener-Waterloo
- Cambridge
- Guelph
- London
- Peterborough
- Belleville
Questions before you request a quote
Does it cost anything to request a quote?
Sending a request through this website does not cost you anything. Any price for boxes comes from the supplier in the quote they send you.
Who receives my request?
Your request goes to a packaging supplier, who uses your contact details to reply. This website does not make or ship boxes itself.
What should I include in the request?
What you ship, its size and weight, the quantity per order, whether the box is plain or printed, when you need it, and where it is going.
Will I get a price straight away?
No. A person at the supplier prepares the quote from your details, and may ask follow-up questions first. Complete details make that faster.
Is sending a request an order?
No. A request only asks for a quote. You choose whether to go ahead after you see it.
Request your box quote
Share what you ship, the size, the quantity and when you need it. A packaging supplier will follow up.
- Address
- Toronto, ON