Printify: Print on Demand

Overall, easily functional and some great products to brand and produce. With that being said, there are a few that without the customization option, will only let you upload one color to your store which has me straying from those products. Along with a hand full of products that are really nice but kind of pricey, which leave me with very little profit margin, say 15% maybe. But again, a very manageable site that can get your online store started within a day or two. Depending how committed you are.

Easy to use catalog to pick your products, intuitive editor to create your designs and the publishing process walks you through each step of getting a new product live.

I’ve had a great experience using Printify for my small business. The platform is easy to navigate, and I love the variety of products and printing partners available. I’ve been very happy with the quality of the shirts, mugs, and other products I’ve ordered, and most importantly, my customers have been happy with them too. I also appreciate how simple Printify makes it to create products and connect them with my online store. It has been a great resource as I continue to grow Alisha’s Tees & Beyond, LLC.

I love Printify. I own a clothing brand and like to sell their 1301 t-shirts. What I would love to see is custom jeans with a good variety that go well with streetwear brands. I think it would be a game changer for entrepreneurs in so many ways. It would be a fantastic way to sell jeans on demand without holding inventory. Something that can rarely be found in POD yet but I think it will be a great addition for businesses. I hope to see jeans in the future! (:

I am liking it but I have found making a different color options for text color not as easy as it looks or it could be the video I was using. But I still am not able to easily figure out how to make different variant colors for different texts.

Printify is pretty simple with an easy interface and most of it is very straight forward. It even pushes you into the integration with an e-commerce site and helps you set that up. The only thing that could use some clarity is the shipping and the costs per design but that is into the specifics. The catalog is very impressive and with the new updates and products we are excited to see all we can do and offer our customers.

It's a Good app easy to get things Going.
the new text in the creation area is a little bit primitive
but dose the simple task Easly
i understand not having mockups for the new items
i just wished the ability to insert your own pics was left in place
it would make it a lot easer.
overall I like it.
Thanks

Printify has a lot of potential, but the user interface really holds it back. Simple tasks often feel confusing, and the dashboard layout makes managing products and orders more complicated than it should be. With a better, more intuitive setup, this platform could be so much better. Right now, it’s just too frustrating to use consistently.

I'm enjoying the product creation in this app. I design mostly in Canva and then upload. Quick uploads are really appreciated.

I like the product mockups overall. I tried to use Placeit app for more mockups. That hasn't worked well for some items, e.g., mugs. The images were placed weirdly when uploaded to Placeit.

Overall, I'm mastering product creation and then publishing to Shopify.

I have been trying to build a clothing brand using Printify for about 4 years now. Here is what I can tell you...

First off, don't expect ANY support. There is no direct customer service line, only "activities" that you open for online chat help. That would be fine if there was enough employees to read and respond to those tickets. If I have an issue with an order I just placed today, and I open a ticket: the order would be delivered before anybody looked into that ticket.....who is that helping?

Secondly, The quality is all over the place. "Printify's Choice" gives you the best prices, but there is no consistency in the print. I had 2 products on the same order come from different providers. 1 product was about average, but the other looked like they only used half of the ink they should have. The design was a black box on a yellow shirt, and you could barely see the black box...

On the bright side, they do have the best prices in on-demand printing, as well as low production times. They are good about sending reprints for below acceptable prints, and usually get it right the second time. The setup is pretty simple if you don't have any special circumstances (like nonprofits).

In conclusion: They will get it right eventually, but not always on the first try. You get what you pay for, so the great prices come with some headaches if something goes wrong.

ALWAYS ORDER SAMPLES! The digital mocks can be extremely wrong sometimes.