Online printer supplier suggestions please

[NewOnlineSeller]

I have a website which is selling a low volume of kids craft designs which I'm currently printing out myself onto paper at home and posting them out to customers. I would like to sell online through amazon, etsy etc but I am looking for a online printer distributor who would do the fulfilling for me. I am looking for someone to take my design, print it and ship it. Ideally I want the order to be self fulfilling and not need my input.


Anyone have any suggestions for supplier to work with?


Thanks.

 

[alan1302]

What week quantities are you looking at?

Is it just a single page design or more to it?

 

[NewOnlineSeller]

What week quantities are you looking at?

Is it just a single page design or more to it?

I would say 20-30 is our target and they are all 1 page designs A4.

 

[fisicx]

Quantities are too small. Online printers want orders of large quantities not one offs.

 

[NewOnlineSeller]

Quantities are too small. Online printers want orders of large quantities not one offs.

Thanks for the input. My solution in the end was a shopify print on demand add in. Perfect for my needs and apparently it integrates with other selling platforms so looking into this now.

 

[Anonxxx]

Solopress -Next Day delivery availabile. Great prices!

 

[alan1302]

Solopress -Next Day delivery availabile. Great prices!

The price for 25 is £18 but that's all to one address and 1 design type. Not what the op is looking for.

Agree with fisicx - too low for someone to deal with...at 20/30 a week would be a lot easier to print the yourself on a decent inkjet..

 

[wayzgoose]

Why not just supply a pdf then they can print it themselves.

 

[14Steve14]

Why not just supply a pdf then they can print it themselves.

I was gonig to suggest the same. Such low volumes are not worth the trouble so sell the items as a download and let the website automatically allow the customer to download the product once they have paid. You may need to consider VAT MOSS if you sell into the EU.

 

[alan1302]

I was gonig to suggest the same. Such low volumes are not worth the trouble so sell the items as a download and let the website automatically allow the customer to download the product once they have paid. You may need to consider VAT MOSS if you sell into the EU.

Op is already doing it so seems to be worthwhile for them to do it - also a lot of people won't have a printer