Best print on demand sites in 2021

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Best print on demand sites For beginners 2021 :

1-Redbubble

Redbubble was established in 2006 in Australia. The website contains more than 700.00 Artists.
In the beginning, the site was only for artists but now it becomes for everyone.
Registration is free. All you have to do is:
 upload a design and wait hopefully for someone to buy it.
Then Redbubble will send you your royalties on the 15th of each month when you exceed the threshold(20$) 

Visitors:47,6 M in December 2020

Base price for t-shirt:16.59 $

Marketing: Yes They do marketing for you: email marketing and Ads marketing

Shipping :7.04 $ To US (high)

and it depends on your place.

Hosting: Yes. They do host your store.


2- Merch By Amazon

The site adopted a tier system. Each Artist will start with a 10 tier meaning you are only allowed 10 designs in 10 days.

Visitors:4,3 B in December 2020

Base price for a t-shirt: depends on your royalties. If you sell a t-shirt at 15.99$, your Royalty will be 2.21$

Marketing: Yes, They do marketing.

Shipping: prime (free shipping)

Hosting: Yes, They do host your designs.

3-Printful


It's different from Redbubble and Merch by Amazon. you don't sell your designs on the platform instead you connect your store on( etsy or shopify) to printful meaning you'll need a third-party site. and when somebody buys a t-shirt from your store, printful will be notified immediately and will print the order and ship it to your customers.

Visitors:7.2 M in December 2020.
But bear in mind that all these visitors are sellers trying to upload their 
designs on the platform 

Base price for a t-shirt: 8.83$ Only for black, white or grey shirts

Marketing: No, They don't do marketing.

Shipping :

The USA ------4.39$
Europe ---3,99$

Hosting:No, They don't host your designs.
you'll need a third-party site.

4-Etsy

The site for beautiful homemade products established in 2005. but recently They Accept POD sellers.
here where you will need printful to print and ship your products to your customers. 

Visitors: 477,5 M in December 2020.

Base price for a t-shirt: N/A

Marketing: Yes

Shipping: N/A

Hosting: yes, they host your designs.

5-Zazzle

established in 2005 similar to Redbubble

Visitors: 16,2M in December 2020.

Base price for a t-shirt: depends on Royalties like Merch by Amazon
your standard Royalty will be 15% of the price but you can increase this percentage 
For a white or black t-shirt: 14.95$

Marketing: Yes

Shipping: USA 9.99$(Pretty high)

Hosting: yes, they host your designs.

6-Teepublic

They like to keep the game fair for everyone. They control the prices, Meaning the competition will only be based on the quality of your designs.

Visitors: 11.3 M in December 2020.

Base price for a t-shirt: depends on commission
Normal 20$ -----Royalty 4
sale 15$ ----------Royalty 2

Marketing: Yes

Shipping :USA------ 6,99$(Pretty high)

Hosting: yes, they host your designs.

7-society6

Was established in 2009. perfect for illustrators and photographers.
They are well known for their wall art.

Visitors: 11.3 M in December 2020.

Base price for t-shirt:10% of the product price
if you sell an item at 19.49$ you'll get 1,49$ (very low)

Marketing: Yes

Shipping:5$

Hosting: yes, They host your designs.

Each site has its pros and cons. Do your researches and choose the right company for your 
artworks.


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