Cafepress or Zazzle?

by londoncoffee Posted: 13 years ago 1 replies

I want to sell my own art and designs as posters, prints and cards. I have set up a cafepress.co.uk shop - no stock yet. But all their base prices are in dollars - and its meant to be the UK site! I am not happy with their handling and postage markup - £6 minimum for mini posters, and wonder if i could make a profit. If i were to sell on ebay i'd have to buy my own stock and markup from there, and using cafepress as a dropshipper - is that ethical, assuming they could get it cheaper from my shop? Confused? So am i.
Anyone here using Cafepress or Zazzle, please give me some advice please!
Thankyou.

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HorseStall 13 years ago

There are a lot of people in the Zazzle forum that have left CafePress. You might find a good comparison in the threads there. Personally I've never used CafePress so I can't compare the two.

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Cafepress or Zazzle?

londoncoffee • 13 years ago • 1 replies

I want to sell my own art and designs as posters, prints and cards. I have set up a cafepress.co.uk shop - no stock yet. But all their base prices are in dollars - and its meant to be the UK site! I am not happy with their handling and postage markup - £6 minimum for mini posters, and wonder if i could make a profit. If i were to sell on ebay i'd have to buy my own stock and markup from there, and using cafepress as a dropshipper - is that ethical, assuming they could get it cheaper from my shop? Confused? So am i. Anyone here using Cafepress or Zazzle, please give me some advice please! Thankyou.