How does the payment process work?

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Sabrina Barnes

The payment received by your store for an order includes the product retail price (production price + profit) and the shipping fee.

Once the order is received on your sales channel, it is automatically imported into Printify and sent to production based on your order approval settings. However, as Printify can’t directly withdraw funds from your sales channel, the production price of the product and its shipping fee are charged to your linked credit/debit card or your Printify balance.

Here’s an example:

Let’s say you want to sell a mug with your design and set the retail price at USD 8.75. This price includes a production cost of USD 3.97 and a profit margin of USD 4.78 (or 55%).

When a customer adds the product to their cart and enters their shipping information, the total cost will be USD 15.64 (the retail price of USD 8.75 plus USD 6.89 for shipping).

After the customer pays USD 15.64 to you, Printify will deduct the production cost and shipping fee (USD 3.97 + USD 6.89 = USD 10.86) from your account, leaving you with a profit of USD 4.78.

Read more about setting up payments here.

Note

Printify Pop-Up Store is different from our other sales channel integrations because you won’t be charged for any products. Printify takes care of payment processing, printing, shipping, and customer support while transferring your earnings to your PayPal account.