OEM / ODM · TABLETOP PRODUCT PROJECTS

OEM / ODM Dice & Tabletop Gear

Planning a branded tabletop product or a bulk project? Start with the idea, design, or product brief you have. We’ll review the details together and discuss suitable next steps.

For brands, retailers, game studios, publishers, and project teams.

Start an OEM / ODM Enquiry

Looking for a personal or party order? Explore Custom Dice & Gear.

Two Ways to Start a Project

Choose the starting point that best describes what you have today.

OEM · YOUR SPECIFICATION

I have a product specification.

You have a design or defined product direction. Share what needs to be made, your branding requirements, and estimated quantity.

We’ll review the scope and confirm which details are needed to assess the project and prepare a quote.

ODM · YOUR PRODUCT BRIEF

I have an idea, not a finished spec.

Share the product idea, intended customer, and what you have decided so far. A complete specification is not needed to start a conversation.

We’ll identify open questions and discuss what falls within the project scope.

Here, OEM starts with your defined product specification; ODM starts with your product brief. We’ll confirm scope and responsibilities together before a project proceeds.

What Are You Looking to Develop?

Tell us which tabletop product your project needs. Options and materials are reviewed against the brief, quantity, and intended use.

Dice

Discuss style, markings, color direction, and material for your project.

Dice Sets

Review set contents and presentation for a brand, release, event, or retail project.

Tabletop Accessories

Explore gear concepts that support tabletop play and fit your intended use.

Packaging

Share your packaging direction and presentation requirements for review with the product scope.

Clear Details Before a Quote

A few project details help us understand what needs to be reviewed.

About the product

Product and intended use
Specifications and material direction
Artwork or reference images, if available
Packaging requirements

About the project

Estimated quantity or volume
Destination market
Target timing
Whether a sample is needed

Options, minimum quantities, sample availability, costs, responsibilities, and timing depend on the project. We’ll confirm them before you decide whether to proceed.

From Project Brief to Delivery

01 · SHARE

Share the brief

Tell us the product idea, audience, quantity, and timing you have in mind.

02 · REVIEW

Check project fit

Clarify product direction, specifications, responsibilities, and open questions.

03 · SAMPLE

Confirm a sample plan

If sampling is appropriate and available, agree on scope, cost, and timing first.

04 · APPROVE

Approve scope & quote

Review product details, quantity, price, packaging, and the agreed schedule.

05 · DELIVER

Confirm delivery

Agree on destination, delivery arrangements, and schedule for the approved project.

Projects We Can Discuss

Branded tabletop products
Private-label or exclusive retail products
Game and publisher releases
Crowdfunding projects
Event, community, or bulk products

Ordering for your own table?

Personal, party, or club custom orders have a different starting point.

Explore Custom Dice & Gear

Before You Reach Out

Can I start without a finished spec?

Yes. Share your idea, intended customer, and what you have decided so far. We’ll identify details to confirm.

Do you have a minimum quantity?

Quantity requirements depend on the product and project. Include your estimated volume so we can review it.

Can I request samples?

We’ll confirm whether sampling is available, along with scope, cost, and timing for your project.

When could a project be delivered?

Timing depends on the confirmed specifications, quantities, and delivery plan. We’ll discuss a schedule for the approved project.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Let’s Review Your Project

Share what you know so far: product direction, estimated quantity, reference files, and target timing. On the contact form, choose OEM-ODM & Wholesale.

I Keep the Gear. You Make the Story.

Discuss Your Project