Category: Print on Demand

I’ve compared Bonfire and Teespring, two print-on-demand platforms for creating and selling custom merchandise. Both allow creators to design and sell without inventory but they have some differences.

Bonfire is more focused on fundraising campaigns and social causes while Teespring (now Spring) is for a wider range of sellers and products.

I found Bonfire’s interface easier to use with an emphasis on t-shirts and apparel for events or charities. Spring has more customization options and more products to sell.

Pricing is different too. Bonfire takes a percentage of sales but offers free shipping on many orders. Spring charges listing fees on some products but gives sellers more control over pricing and profit margins.

I’ll dive into that more to help you decide which one is right for you.

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If you’ve ever thought about launching a business with print on demand, you’ve probably heard of Threadless and Redbubble.

Both platforms make it easy to start selling custom products. You don’t even need your own ecommerce storefront. You can simply create an account and start uploading products to sell on marketplaces already visited by thousands of shoppers.

While these platforms are similar in a lot of ways, there are some major differences between them that could sway your decision on which to use.

To help you make the right choice, I put both of these platforms to the test, learned about their features, and even researched their reputations to create this comparison guide.

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