Where do you guys sell your merch?

[TheNiceZombie]

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I myself have been thinking about selling merch of my comic but I'm having trouble finding a good website that does prints, ships, and all that good stuff.
I thought there might be more people in the same boat so this would be a great way to spread awareness of awesome sites whilst promoting yourself at the same time : >

Shirt idea of mine:

[punkarsenic]

Aislinn Evans

im still slowly building it up - i went for gumroad because it seemed the most straightforward. i do printing & shipping myself, bc i mostly sell either downloads or physical things ive created. im also gonna sell PDFs on itch.io too

[tchotchkeco]

I’m on ETSY since I get a bigger profit there. I just don’t make Merch for my comic but Sci-fi/ Cyberpunk and horror Merch.

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[Tanako]

Gumroad for now. don't know what else to do to promote it tho lol

pleasurecomics

[inkycharland]

I don't know why I even have a store, but I do. lol I like the quality of prints I've gotten from Society6 so that's why I went with them. If I were to ever try to do shirts or anything, I think I'd do redbubble though.

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[joannekwan]

Gumroad and Storenvy for me!
They're easy to use and I actually can make money from them.

But you seem to be wanting a print-on-demand site, that prints the items and ship them out for you. The top ones are Redbubble and Society6. BUT be wary that the profit that goes into your own pockets is pretty small. Granted, you can mark up your items however much you want on Redbubble, but then you must weigh how much of a profit you want and how much a customer is willing to spend.

[PabloRomero]

I use Redbubble but i rarely promote it. Like joannekwan said, you make little profit but you only have to upload the file (no need to deal with shipping and all that)

Pablo Romero

[TheNiceZombie]

Hmmm, yeah this is quite the conundrum. I was looking for a print-on-demand site but now I'm not so sure.
It'd be a shame to miss out on packaging the product however you want + profit, just to have it easier.

I'll have to look into this a bit more. Thank you for pointing out the difference ~

[mariusthered]

I sell on gumroad . i sell the uncensored version of my comic never seen on the net and i also have some sound effects for sale too. hoping to do a few more things to help people buy backgrounds and stuff too.

aronmason

[stephensharpe707]

I sell physical goods like comics and pins through etsy and I do sell downloadable pdf versions of my comic on gumroad with a pay what you want model, seeing as people can already read my comic for free here, I treat it like a tip jar.

There's redbubble too which is great if you don't want to shell out for printing costs and such up front, but you're not going to see massive profits unless you sell a lot, and as bad as it sounds... fan art seems to be what sells there (though they seem been cracking down on that sort of thing). I had a friend that drew some gorgeous work (which I have a few prints of) but there was a particular mashup that sold ridiculously well and ended up getting stolen and resold by some company on Amazon.

[VibrantFox]

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[Kelheor]

Only on Threadless and only t-shirts for now. But I think it would be nice to have notebooks with those artworks too, I would buy one
Do not recommend their cheap t-shirts, they are pretty sand paperish, but the pricier ones are good. They do print and ship everything for you too.

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[Pizza_Agent]

I opened a shop in etsy
Maybe i'll sell prints,enamels & webcomic merch

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