Printify: Print on Demand

Everything seems great until you realize that the words “automatic” and “integration” only work one way. Scammers target new businesses because both Printify and Shopify allow gaps to exist for new sellers—and scammers know this very well. ONLY ORDERS ARE FILLED AUTOMATICALLY. CANCELLATIONS MUST BE DONE ON EACH PLATFORM SEPARATELY. Shopify tells you that since the order is unfulfilled and the stores are connected, both accounts will stay synchronized—and that is false. Do not fall into the massive gap they leave open.

Love using the app, shipping rates for bulk orders are quite unrealistic to say the least.

was not happy how the only order I had was received. The black sweater that was more of a off black and the print was looking faded like it had been washed several times before sending. I know my customer was not happy. I expected better.

All good

hard to learn all the detailed settings. ordered the wrong shirt sample for some reason. could be a lot easer or better yet, incorporate AI into process of setting up store and helping with products

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.

It really needs a better editor. A version of word art is not even available. Straight font and you still need an external editor to make anything other than basic fonts.

Would like the ability to download mockups. Also one annoying thing is when you type in the product details, e.g, title, description, etc., but then select the Edit Design link, all of your updates are lost. Slightly annoying.

The t-shirt mockups are confusing. They go from an illustration to real or humans. The graphic looks small on the illustration and huge on the real images. I have to keep adjusting them back and forth until they look good.

Posted image adjustment is not available without a total reset of the submission. That's a pain. It's would be nice to be able to adjust just the image without starting over.

It's good, but the payment was not clear to us when we linked it to shopify. Our firat order was late because of it. It should be mentioned that printify needs to get paid before sending vs we thought they'd take the costs from our shopify account.