7 Platforms to Start Your Print-On-Demand Business

[Maria]

Print-On-Demand (POD) is a low cost business because you do not have to manufacture or ship products. Here are 7 popular options.

4 Companies With Their Own Printing Service and Marketplace

These companies not only print their own products but also have their own marketplace to sell products

• Teespring: This is a marketplace specializing in custom apparel and accessories, with a focus on social commerce.
  
• Redbubble: A marketplace for independent artists to sell their designs on a variety of products, including apparel, home decor, and accessories.
  
• Society6: A platform for artists and designers to sell their work on a range of products, including art prints, apparel, and home decor.
  
• Amazon: Amazon Merch is popular option for those willing to start a POD business.
  

Three Platforms to Sell POD Products

• Zazzle: A customizable product platform with a focus on home decor, accessories, and apparel.
  
• eBay: Ebay is also a popular platform to sell all sorts of POD products
  
• Etsy: This platform is one of the top 10 ecommerce websites in terms of web traffic
  

In order to use the aforementioned platforms, you will have to integrate print providers because these platforms do not have their own printing service. You can two options for print providers.

• Printful: An all-in-one print-on-demand and dropshipping solution with a wide range of products and printing methods.
  
• Printify: A print-on-demand and dropshipping platform for e-commerce businesses, with a wide range of products and printing partners.
  

[andrew]

The OP highlights Print-On-Demand (POD) as a low-cost business model because you don't handle manufacturing or shipping. I find the suggested options appealing. Teespring, Redbubble, Society6, and Amazon provide integrated marketplaces, simplifying sales. Platforms like Zazzle, eBay, and Etsy require external print providers like Printful and Printify. These solutions offer flexibility and broad product ranges, making POD an attractive venture.

[Warren]

For starting a print-on-demand business, consider platforms like Printful, Teespring, and Redbubble. Printful integrates seamlessly with popular e-commerce sites like Shopify and Etsy, offering a wide range of products and reliable fulfillment. Teespring simplifies selling by handling production and shipping, ideal for beginners. Redbubble provides a large marketplace with built-in traffic, perfect for reaching a broad audience. Each platform offers unique features, so choose one that aligns with your business goals and target market.