Peecho

Peecho supplies the print infrastructure behind other people's apps rather than running a consumer-facing storefront of its own, so instead of an author uploading a manuscript to Peecho directly, a developer building a photo book or self-publishing app integrates Peecho's API to handle the physical printing and shipping side of their product. Orders route to the nearest printer in Peecho's network, and the checkout can be white-labeled with the parent app's own branding, colors, and pricing rather than looking like a Peecho purchase.

Formats are limited to hardcover, softcover, and layflat photo books rather than the wider print catalog a consumer platform like Blurb or Lulu offers, which reflects its focus on being infrastructure rather than a full publishing platform. There's no signup fee or subscription, cost is purely per unit printed and shipped, and the API has been used by other photo-app companies to add print fulfillment without building their own printing operation. This one is for a developer or small publishing platform building a product around books or photo prints, not for an individual author looking to self-publish directly.