GearBubble Review: My Verdict 2025

I’ve been looking into print on demand companies for a while now and I came across a unique one that stands out from the rest.

Gearbubble caught my attention with its focus on precious metal jewelry, which is different from the usual POD offerings.

As I dug deeper into Gearbubble I found out they partnered with Bergio International, a well known name in fine jewelry.

This got my attention so I had to investigate further and put Gearbubble to the test. I wanted to see if this platform can be a valuable asset for entrepreneurs looking to get into POD with a unique edge.

My Verdict: The Good and the Bad

Gearbubble is a good print on demand option for jewelry sellers. Their main feature is Amazon FBA integration which can make fulfillment a breeze. The platform is easy to use and premium plan has some nice extras.

US based sellers will love the fast shipping. I like that they offer custom branding and design help. For newbies the pre built landing pages are a nice touch.

On the other hand Gearbubble falls short in some areas. Limited integrations compared to competitors. If you’re not into jewelry you might find the products limited. Design tools are functional but not complex.

Pros and Cons

Features and Capabilities

Jewelry and Products

Gearbubble is unique in the print on demand world with its focus on fine jewelry. I found they have an impressive selection of customizable silver, gold and precious metal pieces.

Their partnerships with expert jewelers allow them to create unique necklaces, bracelets, earrings and pendants. Vegan leather bracelets and dog tag jewelry are also available.

Beyond jewelry Gearbubble has a range of apparel options like t-shirts, hoodies and tank tops. While the clothing is more basic they do offer some accessories like leather engraved belts, mugs and home decor items like candles and pillowcases.

Design tools are basic but not as advanced as some competitors. Premium plan subscribers get access to professionally designed products through Gearbubble Platinum.

Product Quality and Profitability

I noticed Gearbubble’s focus on product quality especially in their jewelry. Backed by the Bergio brand their fine jewelry is top notch.

Some reviews mention variable quality for certain items like t-shirts but keep in mind that image file quality can affect the final product.

Gearbubble makes profit calculation easy. As you design products the platform calculates the margins for you so you can set your pricing strategy.

This is very useful for jewelry items which can command higher prices because of its premium nature.

Platinum subscribers get additional resources to help you sell more including “Spy” tools to find trending products and specialized training programs.

Selling Platforms and Fulfillment

Gearbubble has multiple ways to sell. You can use their pre built landing pages on the Gearbubble website or integrate with a Shopify store.

They also support selling through popular marketplaces like Etsy, eBay and Amazon.

I like their Amazon integration. You can sell directly on Amazon and they support Amazon FBA so you can tap into their shipping network and potentially reduce shipping costs.

Gearbubble offers global fulfillment but seems to prioritize US shipping. They promise fast shipping in the US with some products shipping in 48 hours.

I couldn’t find information on international shipping times and costs.

If you’re looking for jewelry focused print on demand services Gearbubble is a unique option. Their product range, quality and profit friendly features make them worth considering especially if you want to get into the fine jewelry market.

Easy to Use and Support

I found the platform very easy to use. The setup process walks you through account creation, product customization and order fulfillment with clear steps.

I had to create a campaign with 3 custom products before I could sell but this didn’t take long to do.

The platform has helpful resources like suggested product descriptions. One weird thing is you need to choose a campaign length when selling directly through Gearbubble.

This is not required for listings on other marketplaces or ecommerce stores.

Support is limited. There’s a basic FAQ and some guides. For more help I can contact the team via email, chat or social media during business hours.

Gearbubble is good for beginners in the print on demand space. The interface is easy to use even if you’re new to selling custom products online. The initial campaign setup is an extra step but helps you get familiar with the core features.

I like the balance between guided process and flexibility. The platform has enough structure to not feel lost but still allows you to customize products and sales channels.

Gearbubble Pricing and Features

Gearbubble has two main pricing plans for sellers: free and Platinum.

I can start selling products right away with the free plan and only pay for the base cost of each product I design.

The Platinum plan is $197/month which is one of the more expensive options in the print on demand space. But it includes:

• Comprehensive training on sales, audience targeting, design and marketing
• Etsy and Amazon product research tools
• Bulk product uploads to major ecommerce platforms
• 10 custom designs created monthly based on my specifications
• Access to exclusive jewelry and products
• Entry into contests with cool prizes

One of the biggest benefits of the Platinum plan is the integration with Amazon, Etsy, eBay and Shopify. Free plan users can only sell on the Gearbubble website and have to process orders manually.

Here’s a quick summary:

Feature	Free Plan	Platinum Plan
Cost	$0/month	$197/month
Selling on Gearbubble	Yes	Yes
E-commerce integrations	No	Yes
Training resources	Limited	Extensive
Custom designs	No	10/month
Product research tools	No	Yes
Bulk uploads	No	Yes

I need to think about my business and budget when deciding between these two options. The free plan lets me test the waters while the Platinum plan gives me the tools to scale faster.

Is Gearbubble for you?

Gearbubble is a good option for businesses that create and sell jewelry online. I like their integration with Amazon’s marketplace and FBA program. Good for entrepreneurs who want to tap into Amazon’s massive customer base.

But there are some limitations. The design tools are very basic so if you’re looking for more advanced customization options you might be frustrated. The product range is also limited compared to other print on demand platforms.

The premium plan has some great features but it’s pricey. This might be a big drawback for small businesses or those just starting out.

Despite these concerns I think Gearbubble has some unique benefits for jewelry sellers. Worth considering especially if Amazon integration is part of your business model.