Printeers

Printeers is a print-on-demand producer of custom phone cases and wearable accessories, based at Koelmalaan 330D in Alkmaar, the Netherlands. It sells to webshops, not to consumers: a seller lists cases with their own designs, and Printeers prints, packs and ships each order to the seller's customer. The homepage calls the company "Pioneers in print-on-demand" and describes it as "a leading provider of custom phone cases and wearable accessories". It says its range has "over 800 items (the largest Print on Demand phone case range in the world)", a claim the company makes about itself, and that it adds to the range every week.

What a seller actually gets

The homepage explains the model in three steps. First the seller connects a webshop, using the Shopify app, the API, or no connection at all by ordering manually. Then the seller creates products, "from your own designs to completely custom products." Finally orders are transferred to Printeers, automatically or by hand, "for same-day printing and shipping." The company presents this as a way for a seller to hand over production and logistics and concentrate on marketing and sales. It says its services "are built to scale", so a store can grow "without having to do the order handling", and that it offers flexible options for linking a webshop, whether through "a simple connection or a custom integration." In its "Why Printeers" section the company frames its job as protecting the seller's reputation: "we don't just ship orders; we make sure your reputation is safe with every delivery."

The integrations menu names four routes: Shopify, WooCommerce, Order Desk and a custom API. For sellers who do not use one of those, the homepage lists an order importer and a self-service dashboard, and step one allows manual ordering without any integration. The services menu adds product mockups, custom branding, fulfillment and warehousing, and a "Bring your own product" service.

The homepage sorts its customers into three groups and lists what each gets. Start-ups get no monthly fees, no minimum quantity and payment only when they sell. Experienced sellers get webshop automation, the order importer, the self-service dashboard and fast customer service. High-volume sellers get high production capacity, scalable services, branding options and full order control. The company's summary is "Size does not matter", and it says it helps "small businesses grow" while supporting "large enterprises with efficient, reliable fulfillment."

The product range

The catalog is built around cases for phones and other devices, grouped by construction:

• Soft cases: soft TPU cases and biodegradable cases
• Premium cases: tough cases, hybrid cases and crossbody cases
• Hard cases: back printed and fully printed hard cases
• Wallet cases: fully printed and front printed
• MacBook cases and iPad cases
• AirPods cases, fully printed or front printed, and fully printed AirTag cases
• Upsells: screen protectors, camera protectors, universal phone cords and crossbody cords

The distinction between fully printed and front printed or back printed versions runs through several lines, so a seller can choose between an all-over design and a print on one face. The upsells are there to raise the value of an order: a buyer who orders a case can add a screen or camera protector or a cord.

Printeers follows new phone launches closely. Its news section, dated September 9, 2026, announces print-on-demand cases for the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone Duo, and a September 7, 2026 post gives an overview of new and upcoming phone cases, screen protectors and camera protectors added that month, plus the products it discontinued. For a seller whose store depends on having cases for the newest models, that release rhythm is the point of the service.

How the cases are printed

The homepage names three production methods, each tied to specific equipment:

• UV printing, on Mimaki and Roland UV printers, which the company says can print on transparent, black and white surfaces and achieve semi-transparent effects.
• Sublimation printing, on vacuum sublimation machines, which produce fully printed cases with what the company describes as scratch-resistant, high-resolution finishes in bright colors.
• Laser engraving, which the company says etches permanent designs for a durable finish on selected materials.

The machines are the company's own: the homepage speaks of "our Mimaki and Roland UV printers", "our vacuum sublimation machines" and "our laser systems", and says these technologies are meant to make products "meet the highest standards of quality and durability."

Shipping

The shipping promise is the headline: "All orders ship within 24 hours. Worldwide." The homepage adds that "All orders placed before 16:00 Central European Time are printed and shipped on that same day," and that Printeers ships its cases worldwide. Pricing and shipping rates sit on separate pricing and shipping pages linked from the menu; the homepage itself quotes no prices or delivery times by destination.

Branding and fulfillment services

Printeers offers three ways to put a seller's brand on an order. With custom packaging, the seller can send in their own outer packaging, or choose a custom inner packaging such as a cotton bag or a retail box. Branded inserts cover items like compliment cards, gift wraps or seasonal extras added to the parcel. The fulfillment service lets a seller store small accessories, gifts or extras in the Printeers warehouse and have them packed with orders. The homepage sums it up as helping the seller "deliver every order on-brand", from the seller's own shipping materials to gift wraps.

Who it suits and who it does not

Printeers suits a webshop whose products are phone cases and small device accessories: a brand or artist that wants a wide choice of case types, cases for new phone models soon after launch, and same-day dispatch. The Shopify app, WooCommerce and Order Desk connections cover the common store setups, and the custom API serves a seller with their own platform. The warehousing service suits a seller who wants to add their own gifts or inserts to each parcel, and the start-up terms (no monthly fees, no minimum quantity) let a new store begin without an upfront commitment.

It is not a general print-on-demand catalog. A seller who wants apparel, drinkware or wall art next to phone cases will need another supplier for those.