Print on demand costs a per-unit price for each product you sell, made up of the base product, the print and any branding, plus shipping — there is no setup fee, no minimum order and no monthly subscription, and the per-unit price steps down as your monthly volume grows.
Because nothing is pre-produced, the only cost that matters is the landed cost per piece: what one finished, shipped product costs you against the price you sell it for. Here is how that number is built on Fabrixa, with live prices from the catalog.
€19,95
per unit, from one piece — T-shirts at the entry of the range
€9,95
per unit, from one piece — cushions at the entry of the range
€7,95
per metre, from one metre — seven cotton bases
LIVE PRICES FROM THE CATALOG, SAMPLE TIER, EXCLUDING VAT AND SHIPPING · THE EXACT PRICE PER PRODUCT IS IN THE TIER FINDER AND ON THE ORDER BEFORE YOU CONFIRM.
Fabrixa has its own production in Portugal, Spain and the Netherlands: reactive print on natural fibres and sublimation on polyester, no network of independent printers. Consistent quality from one piece, dispatch in 2 to 10 business days, no customs inside the EU, white-label with neck labels, no subscription.
Weight, certification and size set the base. It is fixed per SKU and the same whether you print one design or fifty. A unisex organic cotton T-shirt, for example, starts at €24,95 per unit; an indoor cushion at €10,95.
Larger and more complex prints are priced the same. The print is included in the catalog price you see, whether it is a small motif or a dense all-over design, and there is no separate screen, plate or setup cost per design — a tenth design costs no more to launch than the first.
A custom neck label is available from a single piece; hangtags, printed packaging and thank-you cards are on the roadmap for larger orders. The care label, translated for the destination market, is always included and never an add-on.
Tiers follow the units you ship per month, not the size of one order. The tier finder on the pricing page shows your tier and its price instantly; the exact price is on the order before you confirm it.
| Tier | Units per month | What changes |
|---|---|---|
| Sample | 1–9 | Standard per-unit price, production-line quality from unit one, email support |
| Small run | 10–99 | First volume discount, same-day cut-off, priority email support, single-batch QC |
| Production | 100–999 | Deeper per-unit discount, account manager, sample request included, priority production queue |
| Scale | 1,000–9,999 | Best standard volume pricing, dedicated production slot, quarterly business reviews, net-30 after 5K units |
| Enterprise | 10,000+ | Custom pricing, dedicated capacity, solutions engineer, API rate-limit increases |
Shipping is charged per parcel from real product weights and shown at checkout. Handling of €0.75 per parcel is included in the rate, orders over 30 kg are split automatically, and EU deliveries carry no customs or import fees. Prices exclude VAT.
A single garment travels in the first weight band (up to 2 kg): €6,95 door to door, handling included. The cost that decides a single-piece sale.
Fifty unisex T-shirts weigh 9,3 kg and ship for €12,05 — €0,24 per unit. Several pieces in one parcel divide the shipping; this is the arithmetic behind bundles and multi-piece orders.
Ten duvet covers (Lits Jumeaux) weigh 20.2 kg and ship for €15.45 — €1.55 per unit. Home textiles leave the Spanish hub; apparel leaves Portugal; mixed orders travel as one parcel per origin.
EXAMPLES FROM THE SHIPPING CALCULATOR · THE CALCULATOR SHOWS YOUR OWN PRODUCTS, DESTINATION AND PER-UNIT BREAKDOWN BEFORE YOU ORDER.
Two ways, your choice per order. Create the order in the platform and pay for it directly when you place it — the total, with shipping and VAT itemised, is on the confirm step before you commit. Or top up a prepaid wallet and let production, print and shipping draw from the balance as orders flow in from a connected shop; no subscription, no monthly fee, and unused balance is refundable.
No. MOQ is 1: one piece is produced and priced the same way as a thousand, at the Sample tier price, on the same production line. The per-unit price steps down automatically once your monthly volume reaches the next tier.
A printed T-shirt currently starts at €19,95 per unit.
No. You pay per unit and per parcel; there is no setup fee, no platform or integration fee, no per-seat licence and no monthly charge. You pay for an order directly when you place it in the platform, or top up a prepaid wallet whose unused balance is refundable.
It depends on weight and destination and is shown per parcel and per unit in the shipping calculator before you order. Fifty unisex T-shirts from Portugal to Germany come to 0.24 euro per unit; handling of 0.75 euro per parcel is included, and EU deliveries carry no customs or import fees.
No. Prices on the site, in the catalog and in the calculator are shown excluding VAT. The order shows the full amount before you confirm it.
Register, add the product and pick your tier: the price shows instantly in the tier finder and on the order, before you confirm. There is nothing to request and nothing to wait for, and the catalog lists every product with its live price.
The five steps from design to delivered parcel, and the three ways to plug in.
Read the guide → Guide 3A worked margin example per T-shirt and the four levers that decide it.
Read the guide → Guide 4Six steps from business registration to launch, with the country notes for your market.
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Register, add the product and pick your tier: the price shows instantly in the tier finder and on the order, before you confirm. Nothing to request, nothing to wait for.
Yes, it includes printing. The per-metre price is the complete printed price: no setup fee, no file charge, no minimum per design and no separate print charge.
Read the answer →Our minimum order is 1, across everything.
Read the answer →No. On fabric by the metre there is no separate print charge, no file-preparation fee and no printing surcharge: the per-metre price is the complete printed price.
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