How To Choose A Print On Demand Company | Complete Guide

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Choosing a print on demand company for your Shopify, Etsy, Woocommerce, or any type of e-commerce store is a huge decision. In this video, I'll go through pricing, quality, shipping, product selection and much more to help you decide on which company to use.

0:00 Introduction
0:59 Pricing
2:31 Quality
5:50 Product Selection
10:23 App Ease Of Use
13:18 Shipping Price & Time
16:34 Honorable Mention

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[awkward_styles]

We love starting our days with new videos from you Kerry! 👏

[Pyxelles]

This is exactly what I've been looking for- really helpful, thank you! Just a friendly recommendation for future POD reviews-can you please show the original design file alongside the printed T-shirt? This allows us to see how accurately or inaccurately each POD company printed the design. Thanks!

[andyholten]

#5 Yes! Agree 💯% the app and ease of use. Like you mentioned I really like the products and possibilities with apliiq but I have had so much trouble with integration and customer service problem solving.

[SoftPandaCubz]

Number 3 you mention that something to consider is the product expansion and how it’s important/ beneficial to use 1 POD service that sells all the items you want. You said you can use multiple POD providers but you recommend sticking with just 1.. why is that? What’s the downside to utilizing the expert in each item and having a shop with a bunch of POD providers? Does it complicate things on the back end?

[TheCaptainCanada]

Which POD company would you recommend for Canvas and Wall Art?

[hagachamoru]

I use printful for my t-shirt store, but one thing I don’t like is their design size limits. I have designs that are meant to be full fronted but after my design is placed on a mock up on printful, it looks too small. Is this common with all DTG printers? I’m trying to find a print on demand company that can print larger designs on shirts, any advice Kerry? Thank you!

[NACHIWEST]

Why is it that you only recommend POD Companies? I come from the band world and we used Jak Prints for 10 years. Whats wrong with doing it yourself in the beginning?

[leroifox]

Kerry, we started trying Awkward Styles but their design area is low compared to others, eg Printful. How do you deal with it since I know you like to have the design quite high (as do I) and not too far down from the tee's neck-line?