PeaPrint

PeaPrint is a print-on-demand platform that prints mainly in China and ships worldwide, with a catalog built around all-over print apparel, kidswear, pet clothing and accessories. Its homepage advertises "1200+ Premium Products", "Competitive Factory Prices" and "100% Free & Easy to Use", and it connects to Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce and Amazon. The company's own blog describes PeaPrint as "a China-based print-on-demand company" whose next goal is to expand internationally, and says that while most products ship from China, it also runs a printing facility in California for popular items such as T-shirts, hoodies and hats. It is aimed at sellers who want low base costs and a very wide product range more than fast domestic delivery.

What a seller gets

The homepage lays out the model in four steps: Create, Sell, Print, Ship. A seller signs up for free, builds products with the design tool and the free mockup generator, publishes them to a connected store, and PeaPrint prints and ships each order to the buyer. The homepage summarizes the terms as "No Upfront Costs" and "No MOQ", and the Etsy page adds that PeaPrint "only charges when you receive an order on your Etsy shop, no monthly fees".

The catalog is organized into Women, Men, Baby & Kids, Accessories, Bags & Luggage, Sports & Outdoors, Pets, Automotive and Home & Living, plus a "Made in USA" collection. The footer names the headline product lines: all-over print, T-shirts, hats, hoodies, blankets, mugs, tote bags, sweatshirts, canvas prints and jerseys. PeaPrint's blog says it partners with "dozens of suppliers" to reach its catalog size, including niche items such as car accessories and pet products.

The print methods appear in the product names: DTG, DTF, all-over printing, one-sided, dual-sided and front printing. All-over printing dominates the listings. A blog post on the homepage explains PeaPrint's view that polyester is the fabric for sublimation-based all-over print.

Named products and starting prices

PeaPrint shows starting prices on its public product pages. From the products page:

• Oxford Cloth School Backpack (All-Over Printing), from $9.39
• 12oz Stainless Steel Mug with Handle (One-sided Printing), from $8.10, marked free shipping
• DTF 190gsm Adult Sleeveless Basketball Jersey (Dual-sided Printing), from $16.07, free shipping
• DTF 140gsm Children's Basketball Jersey Set, from $16.07
• 230gsm Men's Cool Hoodie with Double-layer Cap (All-Over Printing), from $7.63, free shipping
• DTF 180gsm Short Sleeve Cotton Crewneck T-Shirt (Dual-sided Printing), from $16.03
• DTG 190gsm Cotton Summer Short Sleeve T-Shirts for Women (All-Over Printing), from $9.99
• 220gsm Fleece Zip-Up Jacket, from $9.99, and 230gsm Men's Lightweight Zip-Up Jacket, from $13.89

The Baby & Kids range is especially deep. It covers baby clothes and accessories, kids tops, bottoms, dresses, sets, swimwear and sleepwear, with prices such as a Baby Sleeping Bag from $2.97, a Girls Short Sleeve Ruffle Nightgown from $4.24, a Cotton Baby Swaddle Bag from $5.96, a DTG 190gsm Cotton Baby Romper from $7.03 and a Cotton Long Sleeve Infant Bodysuit from $7.63. Pet apparel is also cheap to test: an Ice Silk Pet Tank Top starts at $4.84 and a 200gsm Pet Pullover Hoodie at $5.06.

PeaPrint's Amazon guide says new accounts get 30% off the first order and 20% off sample orders once a month, and the homepage repeats the 30% first-order offer.

Integrations and order flow

Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce and Amazon are listed as integrations on every page. The Etsy page describes the flow: connect an existing Etsy store or create one, "This only takes a minute", choose products and design them, and once an order comes in "it's automatically sent for production to one of Peaprint's fulfillment centers", with products shipped "directly to your customers under your brand". The Amazon page describes order synchronization in which production starts "After payment for synchronized orders on Peaprint". Both pages say order processing runs through PeaPrint's API to its print network, and that sellers can track production and shipping progress at any time.

For pricing their own listings, sellers get a profit margin calculator. The Etsy page says it "uses a cost-plus pricing strategy that takes the total costs to make your product, then adds a percentage markup to determine the final selling price."

Production and shipping

The shipping page sets out the steps. Fulfillment "takes 2-5 business days to create a product and fulfill an order", then every order goes through a quality test, and PeaPrint picks carriers by country. Standard shipping starts from $5 and Express from $15, with the cost depending on the packed weight and the destination. A shipping calculator shows times and prices per destination and order value.

The Etsy and Amazon pages both say "We print and fulfill orders in China" and "ship all over the world". The shipping page adds that some countries are excluded for legal or carrier reasons and that international delivery times are not guaranteed, since customs delays are not included in the estimates. The same page claims more than 100 thousand items shipped each month, and the homepage lists "110 + Printing Network", "50M+ Products Delivered" and "100K+ Merchants" with "1-on-1 Support". These are the company's own figures.

Content rules and support

PeaPrint's Acceptable Use Policy bans hate speech, pornographic content, glorified violence, harmful misinformation, medical claims, illegal activity and intellectual property infringement, and says PeaPrint may delay, shorten or terminate a campaign over content concerns. Policy questions go to service@peaprint.com. The site's structured data lists customer service in English and Chinese. Footer links point to a Print Quality Promise, a Return Policy and a Shipping policy.

Homepage testimonials praise price and range, for example "Peaprint's product variety and R&D speed are the most and fastest I have ever seen. The price advantage is very obvious."

Who PeaPrint suits

PeaPrint fits sellers who compete on price and variety: all-over print fashion stores, kidswear and baby brands, pet apparel shops and Etsy or Amazon sellers testing many designs across many products at a low base cost. Published starting prices make it easy to check margins before signing up, and the sample discount lowers the cost of testing quality.

The trade-off is delivery time. PeaPrint's own blog lists longer shipping from China as its main disadvantage against localized fulfillment platforms, so sellers promising fast delivery in the US should look at the Made in USA collection and the California facility, or keep time-sensitive products elsewhere.