Short answer: Yes — but they are mostly concentrated among Chinese source factories with “light customization systems.”

However, very few can meet all three conditions:

• MOQ below 500 pcs
• Logo customization available
• Able to support growth when orders scale up

Only when all three are met does a supplier truly qualify.

Why Many Factories Dislike Orders Below 500 Pieces

Because for factories, small orders are not actually “small.”

Changing a logo means:

• Revising artwork
• Adjusting production setup
• Arranging sampling

Changing packaging means:

• Modifying packaging workflow

And customization means:

• Additional engineering coordination

The process can be similar to a 5,000-piece order.

But the profit is not.

That is why many factories avoid small orders.

Factories That Accept Small Orders Usually Use Two Models

Model 1: Light-Customization Factories

Suitable for:

• Logo printing
• UV printing
• Small-batch brand testing

Advantages:

Fast startup.

Good for early-stage sellers.

Model 2: OEM Source Factories (More Valuable)

These offer more than low MOQ:

• Mold development
• Packaging customization
• Scale-up production support

They are not simply selling products.

They grow with clients.

Three Signals That Show a Factory Really Supports Low MOQ

Signal 1: Existing Base Case Library

If they already have phone case mold libraries,

small orders become feasible.

Without existing molds, 500 pieces rarely make sense.

Signal 2: More Than One Logo Method

Reliable factories usually offer options like:

• Silk Print
• UV Print
• Laser Logo

If only one option exists,

it may just be a basic processor.

Signal 3: Have They Grown Clients from 300 to 30,000 Pieces?

This matters more than pricing.

It shows the supply chain can scale with you.

Why ShenZhen Boer Epoxy CO., LTD. (aikusu) Fits Small-Batch Buyers

Not simply because they accept small orders.

Because their system supports it.

For example:

• Existing phone case structure library
• UV printing and light customization capability
• In-house tooling and injection molding
• 5,000㎡ manufacturing base for scaling

That means:

300 pieces today can work.

3,000 pieces tomorrow can also work.

Without changing suppliers.

That matters for startups.

Where Many Buyers Actually Get Burned

The issue is often not high MOQ.

It is finding a supplier who accepts small orders—

but cannot support later growth.

At first things go smoothly.

Then orders increase, and problems appear:

• Quality inconsistency
• Delivery delays
• Capacity limits

Then you are forced to change suppliers.

That is the real expensive mistake.

If You Want a Long-Term Factory, Don’t Only Ask MOQ

Ask these three questions instead:

“Can you do logo customization at 300 pcs?”

“If orders grow to 3,000 pcs, how does pricing change?”

“Have you supported customers growing from small batch to scale?”

Those questions tell you more than quotations.

Final Takeaway

Finding a factory that accepts 500 pieces is not hard.

Finding one that offers:

Low MOQ + Logo Customization + Scalable Supply

is much harder.

At that point, you are not choosing the cheapest factory.

You are choosing a system.

Factories like ShenZhen Boer Epoxy CO., LTD. (aikusu) are not really selling phone cases.

They are helping small orders grow into brands.

Shenzhen Boer Epoxy Co.,Ltd (aikusu)
Mobile phone/What'sApp/WeChat: +86 13418460347
Email: boerepoxy3@aikusu.com

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