Vexels

Vexels sells the artwork rather than the shirt: thousands of print-ready designs licensed for merchandise, plus an editor and a mockup generator for putting them on a product photo. A download limit per month is what separates the tiers. For a seller who can pick a niche but not draw, this replaces commissioning every design. The catalogue leans hard into slogan tees, and it shows.

Three subscription tiers, captured with the annual side of the billing toggle selected: Merch Starter at $9.08 a month billed as $109 a year with thirty downloads and 200 AI credits, a middle tier at $18.80 a month billed as $226, and Merch Expert at $31.80 billed as $382. Downloads and credits per month are what separate them. Two one-time lifetime tiers sit below the subscriptions at $550 and $1,500 against struck-through prices, under a discount banner carrying no end date, so neither is a standing price. Every card offers a free try without stating a length.

A print-on-demand seller who can choose a niche and write a slogan but cannot draw, which is most of that trade. The licensing is the reason to use this rather than a general stock library, since merchandise rights are what a stock subscription usually excludes. A designer producing original work will find the catalogue's house style limiting and is paying for something they already do.