EcoEnclose Reviews: Honest Feedback from a Real Buyer (with Pics & Pricing)

Is EcoEnclose legit? What do actual reviews say?

I manage ordering for a mid-size company — roughly $80k annually across vendors. I first heard about EcoEnclose two years ago (circa 2023) when our marketing lead wanted sustainable packaging for a product launch. I've placed maybe 15 orders with them since. Maybe 18, I'd have to check my PO system.

Here's the truth: they're legit. Products arrive as described. The eco-friendly mailers (compostable, recycled content) actually perform well. But — and this is where most reviews sugarcoat — I've had frustrations too. A wrong size box order, a delayed shipment that missed our deadline. To be fair, they resolved both, but it cost me time.

Where is EcoEnclosed located? Is there a physical store in Louisville, CO?

EcoEnclose is based in Louisville, Colorado — or is it just their warehouse? I believe their main office is there, but I order online so I've never visited. Their website lists a Louisville address. I've seen some reviews mention showroom options for local businesses, but I'm not sure how current that is (as of early 2025, their site focuses on e-commerce). If you're in Louisville and want to see samples before ordering, I'd call ahead. Otherwise, their shipping is nationwide — standard delivery is usually 5-7 business days to my location.

Can EcoEnclose print custom posters, like a movie poster for my office?

Yes, they offer custom poster printing, including foam board. I haven't ordered posters from them personally, but I've used their custom box printing extensively. For a high-quality custom poster — say, an Apocalypse Now poster original style print for a home theater — you'd want to check their paper stock options and turnaround times. They're more focused on packaging than fine art prints, so for a one-off piece of art, you might prefer a dedicated print shop. But for promotional posters or branded signage (e.g., "Staff Only" signs), they're a solid option. I'd recommend requesting a proof before approving, especially for color-critical work.

Does EcoEnclose make packaging for coffee makers or other electronics?

I've seen questions like "Can they package the best single cup coffee maker 2024?" The answer is: they can, but it depends on your volume. EcoEnclose specializes in custom mailers, boxes, and protective packaging. If you're selling high-end electronics, you'd want to test their cushioning options. For a retail-ready package, their custom boxes are great. For a shipping carton, they offer various sizes. I use their custom-printed mailers for our smaller products — the material is sturdy, though I wish they offered more cushioning options for fragile items. (That said, they do have a protective mailer line I haven't tried.) Always order a sample before placing a large order—this advice saved us from a costly mistake with another vendor.

What should I know before my first order with EcoEnclose?

I learned this the hard way: their pricing isn't always the lowest. I compared quotes for 500 custom boxes — EcoEnclose was about 15% higher than a non-sustainable competitor. But the quality and eco-credentials were real (FSC-certified paper, plastic-free). What they don't advertise as loudly: shipping costs add up. My first order of 200 mailers had a $12 shipping fee that ate into the budget. Also, their "next-day" options (like foam board printing) cost a premium — roughly double standard pricing, based on my experience.

A practical tip: their customer service team is pretty responsive, but I recommend emailing rather than calling. I sent a question about their mailer sizing and got a detailed response in 2 hours (this was a Tuesday afternoon, so maybe I was lucky).

Is EcoEnclose good for small businesses, like a boutique or e-commerce seller?

Yes, but only if sustainability is part of your brand story. For a small e-commerce seller — say, someone revisiting the question "does Disney have water bottle refill stations" as part of a travel blog — EcoEnclose adds a premium. Your margins need to accommodate it. I've seen small businesses use their blank mailers (without custom printing) to save costs. The custom printing is where you get the real brand value. I'd recommend starting with 100 units to test quality and customer response before scaling up. And don't expect instant shipping like Amazon — their lead times are honest but not Amazon-fast.

Will EcoEnclose help with compliance and shipping regulations?

Partially. They ensure their materials meet USPS requirements for mailing — for example, envelope sizes. But they won't handle customs forms or international logistics. If you're shipping internationally, you're on your own for paperwork. That said, I found their website resources helpful for understanding USPS rules (I double-checked with USPS.com for the most current regulations). Their customer service couldn't advise on specific compliance questions, which is fair — that's not their core service.