Printify: Print on Demand

Printify has become one of my favorite tools. It’s simple to use, packed with a huge catalog, and truly has everything I could ever look for. The new redesign feels amazing -like the version you always hoped for. I’m especially impressed with the improved listing features and the upgraded listing attributes. They make the whole process feel effortless. I highly recommend it.

This app is very user friendly and works well in collaboration with Shopify! I love this app because the many options that I have to create merchandise. There are products for everything it seems. I don't want to stop creating.

Printify has been a reliable backbone for my business. The product catalog is expansive, the mockup quality is solid, and the Shopify integration is seamless — products publish cleanly and orders route without friction. Customer support has been responsive when I've needed them. Highly recommend.

Great app, super easy to use and my favorite print on demand app. The only thing I would suggest is a way to measure graphics on a shirt from the top collar.

Complete nightmare!!!!! Every month same issue with my products not publishing and before anyone or the company responds with this suggestion this was the response from Shopify with my query: You're at 34,524 total variants — well under the 50k limit, so that's not your issue. The Add to Cart problem is more likely the Printify sync issue I mentioned. Check Printfy's dashboard for that specific product. I'm tired of it. I am a solo operator who can no longer afford to waste time and money on this issue. I'm done. Headed over to PeaPrint. Lot more options and appear to have great ratings. Fingers crossed.

I don't like that the categories are messed up - and not loading from my shopify store. So far the other stuff is good thank you.

Shopify integration works well, easy enough to understand. They now offer AI descriptions but don't count on them for any more than technical descriptions.

��� Systematically Misleading for Non-USD Merchants

I'm an Australian merchant running my store in AUD. After using Printify I discovered multiple misleading displays that cost me money:

1. Retail price shown in USD, not your store currency Printify displays retail prices in USD, but when products sync to Shopify the number transfers across with no conversion — $35.25 USD becomes $35.25 AUD. There is no warning or USD label at the point you set your price.

2. Profit margin figure is fictitious for non-USD merchants Printify shows a 40% profit margin — but this is calculated on a USD retail price being received as AUD. The real result is a loss, not a profit.

3. Shipping shows $0 and cannot be adjusted The shipping cost field shows $0 and is locked. Printify charges you real shipping costs (in my case $9.85 AUD per order) but gives you no way to factor this into your retail price within their interface.

The combined effect: I sold 4 shirts at $35.25 AUD while Printify's total cost was $46.68 AUD per order — a loss of $11.43 per sale with no indication it was happening.

Printify already converts product costs to local currency on their billing page, so the exchange rate data exists. These are not technical limitations — they are design choices that consistently disadvantage non-USD merchants.

Non-USD merchants — do your own currency conversion before setting any retail price.

Poor customer service. One customer's product never arrived. It was outside the 30 days (too short) time period and refused to re-print and ship or refund.

Beware! They delete your published products.

I recently discovered dozens and dozens of my product inventory were deleted on the Printify side. Products that took hours of my life to create and upload to Shopify. I am a one person team.

They have a policy that if your products haven't sold that they can just delete them. Mind you I have spent almost $3k in the past ordering products.

Customer service was both helpful and snarky when trying to get this resolved and unfortunately it was not resolved. My products were not recoverable. Only option is to recreate them.

I use other PODs and I don't think they would even dream of deleting published inventory.

I discovered this randomly and can't imagine how many other stores are affected.

Do better, Printify.