5 Best Print On Demand Sites

Print On Demand, Merch by Amazon vs Teepublic, (POD)

1- Merch By Amazon

merch by amazon 

When you use Merch by Amazon, you’re taking your designs and selling them through the Amazon website where they’ll put them on t-shirts and sweatshirts for Amazon shoppers to buy.

Merch By Amazon Basics:

• Offer short-sleeve shirts, long-sleeve shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, and PopSockets
• Service by invitation only
• Access to millions of customers via customers
• Limited products compared to other POD sites
• No integration options available; sell directly on Amazon

If you’re looking for large audience opportunities and only want to sell t-shirts and other similar shirts, Merch by Amazon is a good option.

2-TeePublic

Teepublic

TeePublic is a platform for custom apparel and designs owned by Redbubble. The company was founded by Adam Schwartz and Josh Abramson, who had previously co-founded Vimeo and CollegeHumor.

Artists get paid a certain amount according to the TeePublic pay rates.

TeePublic is an open platform so you can submit your designs directly on the site.

Although there are no integration aspects available, you can do all of your selling and promoting via TeePublic.

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3-Printful

PRINTFUL

Printful offers printing, order fulfilment, and shipping for your online store.

You can use Printful to print one-of-a-kind designs for your own personal purposes or hook it up to use with your online shop.

When you use this site, you’ll gain access to helpful video tutorials on how it works and other excellent resources.

Printful offers clothing items, such as swimwear and leggings, and other custom products including:

• Mugs
• Posters
• Backpacks
• Blankets
• Jewelry
• Stickers

Best Of All, Printful Integrates With Many Ecommerce Platforms, Such As The Following:

• Shopify
• WooCommerce
• Wix
• Squarespace
• Ecwid
• BigCommerce
• PrestaShop
• Weebly
• Big Cartel
• Magento
• Gumroad
• ShipStation
• 3dcart
• Launch Cart

You can also use Printful with the following online marketplaces:

• Etsy
• Amazon
• eBay
• Wish
• Storenvy
• Inktale
• Your personal shopping website

Printful offers five fulfillment centers in the following locations: Los Angeles, California; Tijuana, Mexico; Charlotte, North Carolina; Riga, Latvia; and, Barcelona, Spain (coming soon).

It’s free to sign up with Printful and there are no subscription costs. You pay for the product and fulfillment costs and the money left over is yours to keep because you set your own profit with Printful.

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4-Spreadshirt

Germany-based Spreadshirt offers plenty of print on demand products for your customers to enjoy.

From shirts to hoodies to mugs, no matter what you want to put your icon on, Spreadshirt helps you do it!

You can choose to sell from your own online store, including Shopify, or use the Spreadshirt marketplace to reach the buying masses.

As for costs and fees, with Spreadshirt you’ll pay for the product plus a printing fee. You choose how much you want to charge for a product and, therefore, dictate your profit.

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5-TeeSpring

teespring

TeeSpring originally started the business selling t-shirts but has since branched off to other print on demand items.

One of the cool things about TeeSpring is its easy-to-use design feature that even beginner artisans can use to make products to sell.

Other Products That TeeSpring Offers In Addition To T-Shirts Include:

• Mugs
• Accessories
• Tote bags
• Home decor
• Socks

TeeSpring is free to use and you set the profit. Simply pay for the product and you pocket the rest!

When it comes to integration details, TeeSpring works with:

• Boosted Network
• YouTube Merch Shelf
• Google Shopping

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