The Fantastapack Blog

Introducing Who’s That Housewife!? Courtney Love Gavin’s entrepreneurial journey started like many others: she was looking to purchase something that wasn’t available in-stores or online. In Spring 2018, Courtney was searching for a birthday gift for a friend. The two shared a mutual love for the ...

Congratulations! If you’re reading this, chances are you’re preparing to launch a subscription box business. Whether you’ve already built your brand, or simply have an idea in mind, it’s never too late to launch a subscription box service of your own.

Since they were first introduced nearly a decade ago, subscription boxes have changed the way consumers shop and interact with brands. In February 2018 there were an estimated 7,000 subscription boxes in the market. While trailblazers like Birchbox and Dollar Shave Club continue to dominate, major ...

From specialty snacks to cosmetic samples, there’s a subscription box service for seemingly every possible need. As of February 2018, it’s estimated that there were close to 7,000 subscription box brands in the world. For a new subscription box business owner just entering the industry, knowing how ...

We all love receiving exciting packages in the mail — whether we placed the order ourselves or as a surprise from a friend or loved one. This is why the subscription box industry has boomed over the past couple years — with no signs of it slowing down any time soon.  To help get you inspired, Team ...

Earl owns and runs Sunshine Brew — a popular coffee shop that’s been around for over ten years. With the success of his business, he recently decided to expand into the eCommerce marketplace. Earl is launching an online store, SunshineBrew.com, to increase his brand’s reach and sell his specialty ...

You’ve spent months, maybe even years, developing your business plan. You’ve established your unique brand and subscription box model. You’ve even settled on the right packaging design to deliver the perfect branded experience to subscribers. Now is where the real fun starts: packaging inventory ...