Spring

Teespring rebranded to Spring in 2021 to reposition itself as a creator commerce platform rather than a generic print-on-demand marketplace, and Amaze Software acquired the business in November 2022. The core idea is still the same: a creator with an audience on YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, or TikTok sets up a shop, links designs to their social presence, and Spring handles production and fulfillment through a network of print partners after closing its own production facility in late 2022.

The platform is still operating, but it's worth going in with eyes open. Amaze's own financial disclosures have flagged going-concern doubts alongside a substantial net loss, and creator complaints about payout delays running four months or longer have shown up repeatedly in community forums through 2025. That doesn't mean it can't work for a smaller creator testing a first merch drop, but anyone depending on Spring for real income should read recent reviews and check payout timelines before committing a launch to it rather than a more financially stable alternative.