Printify is a print-on-demand marketplace founded in Riga, Latvia in 2015 by Artis Kehris, Gatis Dukurs and James Berdigans. It merged with Printful in November 2024, and since December 2025 both brands operate under the FYUL group, led by CEO Alex Saltonstall.
How Does Printify Make Money?
Merchants pay Printify a base price plus shipping for each order, and Printify pays an independent print provider to make and ship it. Printify keeps the spread and also sells Printify Premium (about $29/month, up to 20% off base prices) and Enterprise plans.
Who Owns Printify?
Printify is private. After the 2024 merger it shares a parent group with Printful and Snow Commerce, branded FYUL. Investors from its 2021 $45 million Series A include Index Ventures, H&M Group, Virgin Group and Dreamers VC.
Printify Revenue and Scale
Printify was reported to generate about $103 million in annual revenue at the time of the merger, with more than 60 million orders fulfilled through 85+ print houses. It does not publish audited results.
Printify Competitors
Rivals include Gelato, Gooten, CustomCat, SPOD/Spreadshirt, Redbubble, Spring and Fourthwall. Printful, long its closest competitor, is now a sister brand.