Spreadshop
Merch
A print on demand shop that costs nothing
Making the work
Growing an audience
Running the business
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Dreamship connects a shop to more than thirty printing locations and picks between them, which is what decides whether an order posted from a customer's own country arrives in a week or a month. The free plan covers product creation, the marketplace integrations and two connected stores. Paying buys a discount on every unit rather than a feature, so the subscription pays for itself at a volume the merchant can calculate. Item costs are quoted per product and are not on this page.
Basic is free and covers the print network, product creation, the marketplace API integrations, spreadsheet and manual ordering, two connected stores and five staff accounts. Plus at $22 a month billed annually adds the fifteen to thirty percent unit discount, priority support, data reports, twelve stores, twenty staff accounts and the partner programme. Enterprise is quoted. Per-item printing costs are quoted per product and are not on this page.
A merchant already selling enough units that a fifteen to thirty percent discount on each outweighs $22 a month, which is a calculation rather than a judgement. International customers benefit most from the routing. Anybody at the stage of testing whether a design sells should stay on the free plan, where everything works and only the discount is missing.
Work out your monthly unit count before upgrading, because the discount is the whole product and below roughly a hundred items a month it will not cover the subscription. Ask for the item costs before committing either way, since those are what actually decide whether print on demand works for your price point.
Merch
A print on demand shop that costs nothing
Merch
A small shop for people who make things
Merch
Print on demand with a storefront attached
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