A custom logo cup is an event classic, and it works for what it is meant to do. A cup with the guest's photo solves a different problem: getting the giveaway out of the event and keeping it in use. Here is how the two compare.
| Logo cup | SelfieCup | |
|---|---|---|
| Versions | The same artwork for everyone. | Tradicional, in one color, or Premium, in full color. |
| When it is made | Before the event, in bulk. | On the spot, one per person. |
| What it carries | The brand logo. | The brand artwork and the guest's face. |
| Each cup is | Just like all the others. | One of a kind. |
| At the event | Picked up at the counter. | Pose, print and hand-off, with a conversation in between. |
| After the event | Ends up in the cupboard or in the trash. | Gets shown off, posted and stays in use. |
To hand out in large volume, the same for everyone, or to serve drinks during the event, a logo cup made in advance is the right choice. It is quick to hand out and needs no capture point.
When the goal is for the giveaway to become a keepsake and carry the brand beyond the event. The printed face makes people keep it, show it and post it. That is the case for booths, launches, conventions and company parties.
The formats do not compete. The logo cup can serve the event's drinks, while SelfieCup is the booth experience. SelfieCup is created and operated by T3i Experience.
It can replace it or complement it. The logo cup covers volume; SelfieCup becomes a keepsake.
Yes. The campaign artwork is printed together with the guest's photo.
Yes. Each station makes about one cup every 30 seconds, and T3i sizes the number of stations to the event's volume.
The Tradicional and Premium models, capacity and add-ons.
See the main page → trade showsThe giveaway that draws people to the booth and holds the conversation for 30 seconds.
See how it works → corporateThe cup the team takes back to their office desk.
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Each guest takes home a printed photo and leaves another on a panel that becomes the brand's artwork.
The guest's photo becomes a product label, printed on the spot.
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Tell us how many cups and how many hours. T3i sizes the stations, prints on the spot and runs delivery at your event's pace.