If you're chasing higher profit margins, faster shipping, and easy integrations — Printify is the clear winner.
But if your brand leans on artisan quality, custom packaging, and niche appeal, Art of Where might be a better fit.
I’ve used both, built stores with both, and tested them across markets. Here’s the no-fluff breakdown.
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I’ve been working with creators and ecommerce brands (helping them build their online presence) for over a decade now. In that time, I’ve seen plenty of business models rise and fall – but the print on demand space is one option that hasn’t lost its appeal.
It’s easy to see why people love print-on-demand. No annoying inventory to worry about, no fulfillment issues, and pretty much no up-front risks.
All you do is create products, list them on your website, and you’re ready to make a profit. You even get to be a lot more creative than you would be with a standard dropshipping business.
Still, the success of your print-on-demand venture is going to depend on a few key things – like your choice of selling platform, and POD partner. I think Etsy and Gelato are an amazing combo.
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Printful and Art of Where are two well-established names in the print-on-demand world — but which one is right for your online store?
We’ve spent years building, running, and testing ecommerce brands using both platforms, and in this comparison, we’ll give you a clear breakdown of which service offers better tools, faster shipping, higher profit potential, and a smoother seller experience.
Quick Verdict
Printful – Best for scaling fast, selling globally, and automating your business Art of Where – Best for artists and boutique brands selling premium, creative productsIn this head-to-head review, we’ll compare Printful and Art of Where across critical areas like pricing, fulfillment times, product selection, integrations, ease of use, and customer support — so you can confidently decide which platform fits your store's needs.
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Running a Shopify store is exciting, but keeping track of your products can sometimes feel like a small job you keep pushing off. I’ve been there. One minute you think you have around 300 products, and the next you realise you’ve got way more or way less than you thought.
In this guide, I’ll show you the easiest ways to check your product count, what to watch out for, and a few smart tricks I’ve picked up along the way.
To check how many products you have on Shopify, just log into your Shopify admin, click on Products from the left-hand menu, and you’ll see the total product number listed right at the top of the page.
No extra clicks, no digging around — it’s right there, super fast. If you want even more detail, you can also export a CSV of all your products in a few clicks and count them in Excel or Google Sheets.
If you’re running a small store, this might feel like an “I'll do it later” task. But trust me, once you scale past 500+ products, it becomes a non-negotiable routine you’ll thank yourself for setting up early.
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If you're wondering how to add JavaScript to Shopify modules, I’ve been there too.
Here’s the short answer: you can inject custom JavaScript into Shopify either globally using the theme.liquid file, section-specific by editing Liquid templates, or dynamically using Shopify’s Script Tags API.
Each method has its place, depending on what you need.
And believe me, getting it right can seriously upgrade your store’s functionality and performance without killing your load speed.
Let’s dive into exactly how to do it.
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Want to skip the $6.50 digitization fee on Printful?
Here’s the fastest answer: reuse your embroidery files across products with the same size and placement, or use Printful’s built-in text and clipart tools — those don’t trigger the fee at all.
Now, if you’re selling embroidered products like hats or hoodies and that fee’s eating into your margins, you’re not alone. I’ve been there — testing logo placements, uploading variations, and suddenly watching my costs climb.
In this guide, I’ll walk you through exactly how I manage to avoid that digitization fee, when you can skip it, and how to keep your product line lean and profitable without compromising on quality.
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If you’re thinking about launching an online store in Japan, Shopify is one of the best platforms to do it with.
Whether you’re based in Tokyo or shipping from another country, Shopify gives you the tools to set up a store fast — but doing it right in Japan takes more than just translating a site or importing a few products.
Here’s what you actually need to know if you want to start a Shopify store in Japan that gets traffic, earns trust, and makes money.
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Shopify and Easy Digital Downloads are two major players in the eCommerce space—but which one’s better for selling digital products?
We’ve spent over 200 hours researching and testing the top platforms to help you make the best choice for your online store.
After running the numbers and testing both platforms hands-on, Shopify takes the lead as the most beginner-friendly option.
But EDD has its strengths, especially for WordPress users focused on digital-only sales.
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