The classic event merch problem is arithmetic: order too few and you sell out on day one, order too many and you drive the leftovers home. Printing after the sale deletes the arithmetic.
Put the store next to ticket checkout — people are already in a spending mood and know the date.
A QR on the badge, the screen and the programme. Attendees order from their seat and get it at home.
The nostalgia window lasts about two weeks. Keep the store open and catch it.
Prepaid links for speakers, volunteers and sponsors — each picks their own size. Reward →
A design that exists only for this year. Nothing is left over to discount later.
Printed near each buyer, so an attendee from another continent is not a shipping problem.
Year, city, theme. Editions are what makes event merch collectible.
Early buyers are your best customers and your best marketing.
Badges, screens, programme, backdrop. No merch table, no cash box, no queue.
Close it when sales stop, not when the venue does.
Your money stays in the business until a customer has already paid.
Each buyer picks their own, so you never sit on twelve XLs.
The stockroom you do not have is not a constraint any more.
A one-night or one-season design costs nothing when it retires.
Printed near the buyer and shipped with tracking to 100+ countries.
Print or delivery problems come to us, not to your staff.
On-demand printing ships to the buyer, so same-day handover at the venue is not the model. Most organizers sell the edition online and skip the merch table entirely.
Yes — unlimited stores per account, each with its own design, link and analytics.
Nothing. Building the store, generating mockups and hosting are free. We charge printing and shipping out of an order only after your customer has paid for it.
We do. Each order is routed to the production partner closest to the buyer and ships with tracking to more than 100 countries. Print and delivery problems are on us, not on you.
Your margin accumulates in the dashboard and is paid out automatically every two weeks. You set the retail price, so you decide what that margin is.
Set up the store for free and see what your people buy.