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Stop being the middleman between your team and the print shop. We'll build your organization a private, branded storefront where your team handles their own orders — and nothing lands on your desk.
If you're the person who fields every print request, tracks down files, chases approvals, and coordinates shipping — you already know how much time this takes. A custom storefront changes that entirely.
It's a private, password-protected ordering portal built specifically for your organization. Your team logs in, orders what they need, and we handle everything from there. You set it up once. Then you step back.
We start by learning your products, your team, and how orders typically flow through your organization. Then we build a private, branded storefront with pre-approved templates, your negotiated pricing, and the approval and shipping rules that fit your operation. You sign off. It's ready to go.
Anyone you invite can log in, select what they need, and place an order. If a product calls for it — a name, title, headshot, or location — they fill in their own details right in the browser. Templates stay locked; only the approved fields change. No emails to you. No approvals to chase. No files to dig up.
Orders land directly in our production queue — no forwarding, no follow-up, no coordination required on your end.
We print, finish, kit, and ship directly to whoever placed the order. Their order ships. You move on.
What about a brokerage where every agent needs their own business card? A practice onboarding new providers every quarter? A multi-campus org with location-specific materials?
Inside your storefront, certain products include editable fields — name, title, headshot, address, whatever changes person-to-person. Each person fills in what's theirs. We print it to spec. The design never changes. The brand never drifts.
Every piece comes out looking like it was built by a professional.
Business cards
Company Stationery
Marketing Materials
Direct Mail
Office Supplies
Event Materials
The root issue is usually that every order needs someone to find the right file, check it against brand, and place it — and one person can't scale that. The fix is a private ordering portal — what we call a Custom Storefront — where your team self-serves from pre-approved templates. They log in, personalize the fields you've opened up, and the order goes straight to production. You stop being the middleman without giving up brand control.
A Custom Storefront is a private, branded online ordering portal where your team can place print orders from pre-approved templates — without routing every request through a single person. It's a web-to-print platform configured with your logo, your colors, your product catalog, and your brand rules. The Print Shoppe builds and maintains the portal. Your team logs in and orders in minutes.
No — team size isn't the right question. A Custom Storefront earns its keep when print orders land on your desk regularly and someone has to touch a file before each one can print. If you've got agents, staff, or locations that each need personalized versions of the same materials — business cards, flyers, letterhead, property postcards — a storefront pays for itself quickly, even at 3–5 orders per month.
Custom Storefronts have three cost components: a one-time setup fee, a flat annual platform fee, and per-order print costs. Setup ranges from $600 to $1,200+ depending on how many templates you launch with — most clients start with 8 to 24 templates. The platform fee is $708 per year (billed annually) and covers hosting, unlimited team users, and ongoing portal updates. Adding templates after launch is $75 per credit, where one credit covers a basic conversion like a business card or letterhead. Print orders are billed separately at your negotiated rates. Exact tier pricing and a build estimate are shared during your discovery call.
Make off-brand orders impossible instead of just discouraged. A private ordering portal can lock down fonts, layouts, and logos so the only fields anyone can edit are the ones you opened up — typically name, title, and location. Brand consistency stops being a vigilance problem; it becomes the default state of the system.
xPress.ink is a public self-serve print shop — anyone can visit, pick a standard product, upload their own file, and check out. A Custom Storefront is private to your organization. Only your team can access it, products are pre-configured to your brand, and templates are locked so no one can accidentally order something off-brand. xPress.ink fits individuals and small teams placing occasional orders. A Custom Storefront fits organizations where multiple people order regularly and brand consistency matters.
Both. Each product in your storefront is configured either as a locked reorder (same file every time — useful for letterhead, envelopes, branded signage) or as a personalized template (editable fields for name, title, phone, email, headshot, property address, and more). Team members can only edit the fields you approve. Branding, fonts, and layout stay locked no matter who places the order.
Most storefronts go live within 2–5 weeks. Timeline depends on how many templates you're launching with and whether your source files are print-ready (InDesign preferred, print-ready PDFs accepted). Complex personalization templates take longer than simple reorder products. Launching with 4–6 core products is typical for a first phase — you can always add more later.
If you're not the final decision-maker, we get it. Here's what makes this an easy yes: a storefront is the rare purchase where finance, marketing, and the person buried in print requests all come out ahead. Below are the questions leadership will ask — and the answers that get you a green light.