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Printful Shipping Rates (with Examples): How Much Does Shipping Cost?

Rebekah Carter
Articles Print on Demand Printful

Knowing how to calculate Printful shipping rates can be extremely useful for a print on demand business. If you’re charging your customers for shipping, then it helps to let them know exactly what they’re going to pay straight away, so there are no nasty surprises at checkout.

Alternatively, if you want to offer your customers free shipping (which makes 76% of shoppers more likely to convert), calculating shipping rates can help you adjust your pricing strategy, so you don’t lose out on profits.

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How to Build an Ecommerce Website in 2024

Naj Ahmed
Articles Ecommerce

Having an ecommerce website is the first step to starting your entrepreneurial journey. It’s your digital store, the place where customers can shop for the items you’re selling.

Building an ecommerce website is just the first step; you’ll have to personalize it over time to really match the look and feel of your brand.

Most successful ecommerce websites share a few similar features: they allow users to jump seamlessly between product listings, have lots of informative and educational content, and allow for easy sharing on social media platforms.

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Why Isn’t Printify Uploading My Files?

Rebekah Carter
Articles Print on Demand

Learning how to upload your products to Printify, and other print-on-demand (POD) websites‒including Printful‒is a key step in achieving your business goals. Unfortunately, you may experience difficulties when uploading files to the platform.

There could be a few reasons you're experiencing trouble uploading files on Printify, including incorrect file formats, file size limitations, browser incompatibility, and poor internet connection.

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How Much Does Shopify Take From Each Sale in 2026?

Rebekah Carter
Articles Shopify

Shopify takes between 2.4% to 2.9% + 30¢ per transaction when using Shopify Payments, depending on your subscription plan. If you choose to use third-party payment processors such as PayPal or Stripe, Shopify adds an additional transaction fee ranging from 0.5% to 2%, also depending on your plan. These fees can add up quickly, especially for high-volume stores, so understanding how they work is crucial to maintaining healthy profit margins.

The exact fee Shopify takes from each sale is tied directly to your monthly subscription plan. As of 2025, Shopify offers Basic, Grow, and Advanced plans, along with Shopify Plus for enterprise-level businesses. Each plan comes with its own transaction fee rates, monthly subscription cost, and features. Knowing how each fee works—and when it applies—can help you make smarter financial decisions as you grow your ecommerce store.

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Finom Review 2024: What You Need to Know

Rosie Greaves
Articles business

If you're a European freelancer or small business manager looking for a business account, you might have encountered Finom and wondered whether it's right for you. 

If you're on the fence, stick with us. In this Finom review, I'm exploring everything Finom offers, including its pros, cons, and pricing, so that by the end of this blog post, you'll have a better idea of whether this service could benefit your business.  

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