Custom Pizza Slice Trays
from $0.25 / unitStarting price per unit, shipping included. Your price depends on quantity, size, material and finishes, and drops as quantity grows. The final price comes with your quote, and it includes shipping.
Triangular trays that hold a single slice of pizza to eat on the go. Tell us the size, quantity and print requirements, and we will confirm what is possible and send you a quote.
- Custom sizes
- Free design support
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Custom Sizes
Tell us the size you need and we will quote it.
Design Support
Free artwork and design assistance are included with your quote.
Fast Quotes
We reply to quote requests within 1 business day.
What to Look for in Pizza Slice Trays
A slice tray is small, so a few millimeters change how it feels in the hand. Think about the slice first.
- Slice size. Slices differ a lot from a thin New York wedge to a deep square piece. Measure the crust edge, the length and the thickness of a typical slice, not the biggest one.
- Shape. Triangular trays hold a wedge snugly and open flat to eat from. Flatter trays and sleeves give more space for toppings but look less like a slice.
- Grease. Cheese and oil run, and a tray with no barrier shows spots quickly. Tell us your menu and we confirm what protection is possible.
- Closure or open display. A closed tray protects a slice for takeaway, while an open tray is quicker to serve at a counter. Choose by how the slice is sold.
- Stacking and storage. Trays stored flat take little room, but check the way they sit in the counter shelf or heating cabinet.
Where Pizza Slice Trays Are Used
- Pizza counters and slice shops that sell by the piece all day.
- Food courts, stadiums and festivals where a customer walks away with a single slice.
- Cafes and bars adding pizza by the slice next to coffee or drinks.
- Bakeries and delis selling focaccia or other flat bakes by the piece.
Artwork and Printing Tips for Pizza Slice Trays
- Slice trays are narrow, so a bold logo and one line of text beats a busy layout. Keep your name large and let the color do the work.
- Place the logo where it can be seen when the slice is in the customer's hand, usually the top panel, and keep a quiet area where a grease spot may appear.
- Avoid a fine pattern or small text on a panel that folds, because it bends and distorts there.
- Our pizza slice box dieline shows how the fold works. You can use it to check where your artwork sits.
- Check how a colored or brown board shifts your colors before approving the proof.
Planning Your Order
Bring a real slice to the planning. Measure it, note how much cheese or topping hangs over the edge and decide whether the tray will be handed over hot. Check the shelf, oven or display where the trays will sit. Our measuring guide explains how to take length, width and height so the numbers match what we read.
Test a sample with your own slice and look at the fit, the fold and the first grease spot. Our Standard Sample Kit is $50, shipping included, and the Samples page lists the other types. We confirm pricing and minimums with your quote.
How It Works
Share Your Requirements
Send us your required or product dimensions, preferred style, required quantity, delivery location, and artwork.
Review Your Quote
We will prepare pricing based on the selected size, material, printing, finishing, and quantity.
Approve Dieline & Artwork
Review the layout and artwork before production begins.
Production and Delivery
After approval, your order moves into production and is shipped to your specified location.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I order custom pizza slice trays?
Send your size, quantity, delivery location and artwork with a quote request. We prepare pricing based on the size, material, printing, finishing and quantity, and reply within 1 business day. After you approve the layout and artwork, the order goes into production.
How much do custom pizza slice trays cost?
Pricing depends on the size, quantity, material, printing and finishes. Request a quote and we will prepare pricing for your project.
How long does it take to get custom pizza slice trays?
Timing depends on the product, the size and the quantity, and it is confirmed with your quote. Production starts once your artwork is approved and payment is received. Delivery usually takes another 4–5 working days, depending on the carrier and your location, so a typical order arrives in about 2 weeks and larger orders take longer. See the turnaround guide.
What size slice tray do I need?
Measure a typical slice: the long edge, the crust edge and the thickness. Send these numbers with your quote request and we confirm the tray size with you. Do not size to your biggest slice, since a snug fit holds the slice better.
Will a slice tray stop grease from showing?
It depends on the board and any lining. Tell us your menu and how long a slice sits in the tray, and we confirm what protection is possible with your quote.
Are slice trays flat packed?
Tell us how many you use per week and how much storage you have, and we confirm the packing with your quote. Flat storage is worth asking about, since slice shops can go through a lot of trays.
Can I use slice trays for something other than pizza?
Often yes, for any flat bake sold by the piece, but the size and shape have to match. Send us a photo or the dimensions of the product and we confirm.
Ready to start your packaging project?
We reply within 1 business day, and quotes include shipping.
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