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7 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Print on demand routed through thirty print sites
Dreamship routes an order to whichever of thirty print sites suits the product, with a free tier before a $22 plan, more product variety than one printer offers.
Print on demand built around circular clothing
Teemill builds around circular, recyclable clothing specifically, also free to open, for a shop where the material story is part of the pitch.
Print on demand with local production
Gelato prints locally to the buyer instead of shipping from one warehouse, also free to open, which can mean a faster delivery on the other side of the world.
A small shop for people who make things
Big Cartel gives you your own small shop instead of a page on Spreadshirt's own storefront, with a free tier before a $15 plan.
Print on demand merch with no inventory to buy
Printful is the exact upgrade Spreadshop's own guidance names once merchandise becomes the business, paired with your own storefront for the branding control Spreadshop keeps for itself.
Works with YouTube, Instagram, TikTok
Custom stickers and merch printed fast
Sticker Mule prints fast and focuses on stickers specifically, starting at $9 with no free tier, for a smaller, quicker order than a full merch shop.
A shop, memberships and merch on one page
Fourthwall adds memberships alongside the merch on a page you control more of, with a free tier before a $15 plan.
Works with YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Twitch, Discord