New Hire Welcome Kits
Everything here sits between $18 and $48 a piece, which is the range that makes a welcome kit work for a team of twenty as easily as two hundred. Bags, drinkware, blankets, and journals, all decorated in-house in San Diego. Pick three or four pieces, tell us the headcount, and we quote the kit assembled and packed. Each product page shows its own minimum, so you can see before you commit whether a four-piece kit clears the minimum on every component.
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FAQ
- What goes in a new hire welcome kit?
- Most kits are a bag, something to drink from, and one soft item, then a notebook if the role takes notes. Three or four pieces reads as considered without becoming a box of things nobody uses. Skip apparel unless you can collect sizes first.
- How much should a welcome kit cost per person?
- Kits usually land between $45 and $120 a head once you combine three or four items from this range. Everything on this page is priced per piece, so you can add up a combination before asking for a quote.
- Do we have to order all the kits at once?
- No. Most clients decorate a batch and we hold the components, then pack and ship as new people start. Tell us the expected hiring pace in the quote request and we will price it that way.
- Can you ship kits directly to each new hire?
- Yes. Send the addresses and we ship individually rather than to your office. Freight is quoted per destination, so a distributed team costs more to send than one pallet to one address.
- What are the minimums on kit components?
- Each item carries its own, shown on its product page and on the card in this grid. The binding constraint on a kit is whichever component has the highest minimum, so check that piece first.
