01
Authenticate
Create a channel
Two-header auth (Authorization + X-Application-Key). Create a sales channel and use its key to evaluate the full flow before a single live order.
Solutions · Print-on-demand platforms
Print on demand API, plugged into your platform — white-label EU production.
You build the storefront, the creator tools, the customer experience. Fabrixa runs the textile factory behind it — reactive print on certified natural fibre, MOQ 1, dispatched white-label under your brand. Power your own POD platform through our API, whether you ship 100 orders a day or 10,000.
The problem
Most POD platforms hit a quality ceiling.
Surface-ink methods are easy to integrate, so platforms launch on them. Then the reviews start: “the print cracked,” “the fabric feels cheap,” “it faded after two washes.” Premium creators leave, refund rates climb, and the platform’s positioning weakens.
Product quality
Print degrades
Surface ink (DTG / DTF / sublimation) sits on top of the fabric and breaks down with wash cycles. The customer experience gets worse the longer they own the product.
Price erosion
Margins compress
Generic blanks compete on price because they’re interchangeable. A premium price point needs a product the customer can actually feel is premium.
Creator retention
Creators churn
Designers with serious audiences move to boutique manufacturers because the quality ceiling caps what they can charge — and they take their volume with them.
The answer
Industrial reactive print, with POD-friendly minimums.
Reactive printing has always been the gold standard for cotton — the catch was that it needed industrial equipment, careful chemistry and large batches. Fabrixa engineered the same process around single-unit production with full API automation, so your platform can offer a quality tier nobody else can match without touching your front-end stack.
- Reactive all-over print — water-based dye bonded into the fibre, not pigment, DTF or sublimation on top of it.
- MOQ 1, same SLA as bulk — one piece runs on the same line, with the same dispatch promise, as a 5,000-unit run.
- Connect any way you work — the v2 REST API and webhooks, or Shopify and WooCommerce if your network prefers a hosted store.
- White-label dispatch — every parcel ships under your platform’s brand: your return address, your tracking emails, no Fabrixa branding.
- Ražošana ES, gatava revīzijai — made across Portugal, Spain and the Netherlands on GOTS organic cotton and OEKO-TEX bases, with documentation your network can pass on.
How it connects
Wire it in once. Orders flow on their own.
Your developers don’t need our hand-holding — the docs and Postman collection cover the whole integration. Most platforms wire up in a few developer days.
02
Integrate
~3–5 dev days
Catalogue sync, the orders endpoint and webhook handlers. One endpoint covers every product across apparel, home and fabric by the metre.
03
Test
Build channel
Run test orders through a build channel end to end — rows, sources, customer, shipping address — and validate webhooks before going live.
04
Go live
Switch channels
Point the integration at your live sales channel. Your storefront now has Fabrixa products live and customer orders route straight to the floor.
Platform economics
A premium product is a premium platform margin.
Reactive textiles hold higher resale prices and lower return rates, and the maths compounds: better margin per unit, more retained customers, stronger creator retention.
Higher price tolerance
Customers pay more for reactive-print quality once they handle the product. Your commission per unit grows with the price point your creators can hold.
Lower refund rate
Reactive print is bonded into the fibre and survives heavy laundering. The “the print cracked” refund disappears, so logistics cost drops and margin holds.
Creator retention
Premium creators stay because the quality tier supports their pricing — and your platform keeps its highest-value sellers and their volume.
White-label
Fabrixa stays invisible to your customer.
Every order ships under your platform’s brand by default — the customer’s mental model stays “ordered from your platform, received from your platform.”
- White-label dispatch as standard — your return address, your tracking emails, no Fabrixa branding anywhere on the parcel.
- Care label included — translated for the destination market on every order; it’s a compliance item, not an add-on.
- Maršrutēšana vairākos reģionos — orders dispatch from the production country closest to the customer, so EU delivery stays short.
- Custom neck labels from 1 piece — your brand label sewn at the neck; hangtags and branded boxes are on our roadmap and available for larger orders — talk to us about volume.
What you provide
Two things from you. Everything else from us.
01
Your platform
The storefront, creator tools and customer experience you’ve already built. We don’t replace any of it — we sit behind it as the production backend.
02
The API integration
A few developer days to wire our API into your order pipeline. Comprehensive docs and a Postman collection mean your team can self-serve the whole build.
Bieži uzdotie jautājumi
API production for POD platforms, answered
How long does it take to integrate a POD platform with Fabrixa's API?
Most Fabrixa integrations go live in a few developer days, covering catalogue sync, the orders endpoint and webhook handlers. One endpoint covers every product across apparel, home textiles and fabric by the metre, and comprehensive docs plus a Postman collection let a team self-serve the build.
How does Fabrixa authenticate API requests from a POD platform?
Fabrixa uses two-header authentication: an Authorization header plus an X-Application-Key tied to a sales channel. Platforms create a channel and use its key to test the full order flow before routing a single live order through it.
Can I test the full order flow before my POD platform goes live?
Yes, Fabrixa provides a build sales channel for testing: a platform runs test orders through the complete flow — rows, sources, customer and shipping address — and validates webhooks before switching over. Going live is then just a matter of pointing the integration at the live sales channel instead of the build one.
Is Fabrixa Studio available as an embeddable configurator for my platform?
Yes, Fabrixa Studio is a white-label product configurator that platforms can embed as an iframe, alongside Shopify, WooCommerce and the direct API as connection options. It lets a POD platform offer product customisation without building a configurator in-house.
Does Fabrixa ship POD orders from within the EU to reduce delivery times?
Yes, Fabrixa dispatches every order from production sites in Portugal, Spain and the Netherlands, so parcels to EU customers never cross a customs border. Each product ships from the country where it is made — apparel from Portugal, reactive home textiles from Spain, sublimation items from the Netherlands — as a white-label parcel, with the same EU dispatch promise on a single unit as on a 5,000-unit run.
Which platforms can the print on demand API connect to?
Any platform you build or run: the REST API with webhooks connects a custom POD platform, marketplace or creator tool directly to production, and Shopify and WooCommerce stores connect through native integrations without code. Fabrixa Studio is also available as an embeddable product configurator for your own platform. Orders from every channel land in one dashboard and ship white-label from the EU at MOQ 1.
Gatavi?
Put Fabrixa behind your platform.
Register and place a live order to feel the quality first-hand, or talk to our team about the integration, your volume and partnership pricing. Real humans, 24h response.