Print on DemandNamed in 1 case study

Printify

A print-on-demand network that prints and ships products when a customer orders. Used by the documented Etsy seller reported by CNBC Make It.

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Pricing

Free plan. Premium from $39/month, or from $24.99/month billed yearly, with product discounts.

Free plan: Yes. Free plan with unlimited product designs.

Checked on the official pricing page on October 17, 2026. Prices change and can vary by region, tax, and billing period.

How It Is Used in Our Cases
  • T-shirts, sweatshirts, and tote bags
  • Candles, mugs, and home goods
  • Selling on Etsy and other storefronts without inventory
Limitations
  • Print quality and shipping times depend on the chosen print provider
  • Product costs reduce margins compared with gross sales
  • Premium discounts only pay off at higher order volumes
In the Case Studies

Case Studies Using Printify

1 case study
Video thumbnail: You Don't Need Hours to Build a 6-Figure Etsy Print-on-Demand Shop
Video: Emily Odio-Sutton
September 27, 2024
1 source

An Etsy print-on-demand shop that brought in $220,300 in a year

Emily Odio-Sutton started a print-on-demand shop on Etsy in 2022 so she could be available for her daughter. Printify prints and ships each order. CNBC Make It reported her store brought in $220,300 in 2023. She spends about 10 hours a week on her shops and declined to name them to avoid copycats.

Reported figure
$220,300 in sales (2023)(revenue)
Evidence levelIndependently Documented
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