Should You Use Gelato Print On Demand In 2024? | Full Review & T-Shirt Unboxing

[@Karen.c.h]

Ive had great results with Gelato. I do wish they would expand the catalog.

[@KerryEgeler]

You can check out the new upcoming products on their website at www.gelato.com/ under products > coming soon

[@ebayseller6040]

my experience has been pretty good so far, even tracking for middle eastern countries showed delivered and they handled shipping very nicely

[@KerryEgeler]

Gelato rocks!

[@aindrea_s]

oh amazing? it got straight to your customer? With printify took 22 days to get to Dubai and i ended up having to pay Emirates Post charges on delivery..

[@ebayseller6040]

@@aindrea_s yeah most of the orders are good and trackable. once in a while something gets lost/returned but gelato did refund me so its all good.

[@ebayseller6040]

do they remove double tax if I connect my etsy store? like how printify isnt charging me tax again for USA orders because etsy is already taking the tax from the customers?

[@MrCreativtyMrCreativity]

Boyyyyyy! Kerry, you put us on the REAL DEAL every. single. time! Thanks for what you do...seriously.

[@KerryEgeler]

Thank you for the kind comment!

[@ZoeCharis]

they dont have the 'coming soon' link anymore, but i see this video was 6 months ago. I'm surprised they dont sell stickers.

[@JordanBrotherInJesus]

In other words a positive review. Love it! I just started setting up a shopify store using them. My only complaint is that they don't do hats yet. Cause it would be cool for my store to do a hoodie and hat bundle. Still going to use them though. Just awaiting the mockup delivery to arrive so I can feel and see how good it is for myself.

[@KerryEgeler]

You can check out Gelato's upcoming products on their website at www.gelato.com/ Hats coming soon!

[@fixerup917]

Hi may I ask for some advice. I think I would like to try this in order to try and afford my daughter's equipment. I feel less shame in providing something for a small margin than a go fund me thing. Do you think a £2 margin would work or would it succumb to negative margin somehow. I can't figure another way to cover additional equipment needs without trading away my weekend I spend with her. Otherwise what's the point in a child right? Be a ruthless as you need. Thanks in advance David FB baby aria stroke survivor

[@littlemamashopno]

Did the black neck text show on the outside of the t-shirt ? I am so unsure about what color to choose for our inside neck logo on white shirts.

[@KerryEgeler]

No, it did not show through

[@maxwell-cole]

Another great video, Kerry. Thank you for sharing all of this information about Gelato, and thank you to you and Adrian for all of the information that you have provided about them within the community. 🙌🏽

[@KerryEgeler]

Absolutely! Glad you're enjoying it!

[@charliemitchell8176]

Thanks so much kerry, I use Gelato but am really struggling with sales. I wasnt sure if it was the right POD site but now I think it is alright. Thanks Kerry

[@KerryEgeler]

I actually have a workshop with Adrian Vonarx coming up in October that sounds like what you're looking for. I'd love to see you there. Here's the link to get on the list: 6figurefounder.com/coaching

[@hmu05366]

What are your products like? Maybe they need some improvements

[@KT97379]

Nice insights 👍 please make a video on Gelato vs Printify. Thanks!

[@KerryEgeler]

Thanks! I'll keep that in mind!

[@KT97379]

Waiting for that. Cheers!

[@letgonflo]

thanks. I've always wanted to use Gelato for my wall art shop.... now seeing the wrinkle / folds in the print when you unrolled it. That's not good. Appreciate the inside scoop.

[@wulfminaa]

I was planning to have my own pod business at some point. I'm really looking forward to see more custom packages and inserts options from Gelato! Printify Don't really have this option but the prices are interesting. Printiful does but the prices are a bit high in my opinion

[@tamarushka]

Thank you for your video could you please tell if your poster was the premium one or the regular one

[@frankieinnyc657]

Great, now I want pepperoni pizza! Thanks a lot Kerry! POD = Pizza On Demand! 😎

[@KerryEgeler]

YES! 🍕

[@atantiko2982]

for the packaging, is there any indication for gelato

[@JCPhotographyMallorca]

such a great video Kerry, definity made me think about going with gelato.

[@KerryEgeler]

Thanks so much! Gelato is great

[@genaa6304]

Thanks for the review! I am interested in the thickness of the canvas that was on your review. It was slim( 0.8" / 2cm ) or thick( 1.6" / 4cm )?

[@bosslifebeauty]

I ❤ gelato for all the reasons you mention. It's a great video, thank you! It helped me realize I made a good choice. I've used printing and Printful, but I love ❤️ gelato sold overseas too so its great.

[@KerryEgeler]

Agreed! Thanks for watching!

[@never_divided]

How’s your sales currently? Is it worth getting into now?

[@christianmotos]

Have you done any shirts with some of those midjourney graphic's? I was wondering how the printing deals with shading and various color hues.

[@KerryEgeler]

Direct to garment printing, which is what 99% of POD companies use, does great with many colors and complex designs. It doesn’t do as well with the big blocks of colors. It should do well with the types of designs you mentioned.

[@thepondhoppr]

Your content is sooo helpful! I am getting the discount with Gelato using your code and it's amazing because they apply their own discount codes to the order IN ADDITION to. So thank you! One question...what white did you use on the black tee? I have tried so many ways and nothing comes out well for me 🤔

[@KerryEgeler]

Thanks! Just regular old white!

[@hollygustafson4261]

I am looking for passive print on demand

[@pierogambarrotti4908]

Dude! A week ago i saw your first review about Gelato that made me decide to use Gelato for the first time ever doing POD. Today i was planning to made the first order with some shirts i've selled here in Ecuador (Latam), and I was still worried. You just uploaded this video right on time, THANK U SO SO MUCH

[@KerryEgeler]

Gelato is seriously awesome! If you're within 72 hours of creating your account, here's a discount code to get 60% off your first order! Code: KERRY

[@JuanchoGarVi]

Hola Piero, soy también de Latam (México). Cuál es tu opinión de Gelato después de utilizarla por unos meses? Gracias!

[@sandwich_in_wonderland]

I use Gelato and Etsy. It kinda sucks that you have to pay upfront to Gelato, then get paid later by Etsy. I got a lot of orders recently and I had to pay a huge chunk out of pocket!

[@raesowards3485]

I am about to start a Etsy store using Gelato and I was wondering how that works? You first have to pay Gelato before an item is purchased? Thanks

[@sandwich_in_wonderland]

@@raesowards3485 yeah so lets say you sell a shirt for $30 on Etsy. Someone buys it, so you pay Gelato around $20 to produce and ship it. 3 weeks later, Etsy will deposit the $30 in your bank account. Not bad for a $10 profit. But what if you sell 5 shirts in 1 day? You have shell out $100 bucks upfront first.

[@CCT5774]

How does Etsy tell you that you have an order?

[@Eyalh123]

@@CCT5774what do you mean?

[@Eyalh123]

@@raesowards3485no, if an item was purchased you pay for the item, but you only get the money from Etsy weekly or monthly - Etsy isn't paying directly to Gelato then give you the spair amount

[@eurekaelephant2714]

Thanks mate. I appreciate this. I am using Gelato and designing so much. I was getting worried because I just dont know until I order a sample, what the quality is truly like. I appreciate you showing me in this video, and between your video, and a couple of other people's videos, it's good to be relieved after all this hard work Im putting in. Thanks again! That was an awesome poster you had made up too! Ps What was the size cup that you showed?

[@KerryEgeler]

Glad you enjoyed the review! I've had a really great experience with Gelato

[@eurekaelephant2714]

@@KerryEgeler Glad to hear it.

[@Essentialjewelz]

Do you use a app to design your t shirts? Do you have any recommendations on what to use?

[@KerryEgeler]

Here's a great free resource to get you tons of coaching on getting started with your designs! www.kerryegeler.com/shirtschool

[@SportsSimp]

I'm still debating Kittl and Gelato for my ecom store.

[@tspnetwork8714]

Greetings, what is your dilemma with choosing which one to go with?

[@SportsSimp]

@@tspnetwork8714 I went with gelato. Gelato connected with Shopify, but having a hard time connecting products to newly connected Etsy channel.

[@mariebellet-jesky2868]

Thank you Kerry! I love Gelato! My store is live. 😊

[@KerryEgeler]

Let’s go!!!

[@llwydj4]

I'm new, kind try to start, what advice would you give me

[@abhiramreddy3802]

Do you need to pay the listing fees for Etsy upfront while using gelato??

[@ClearProp-r8p]

I have print some sample with gelato in Canada. Unfortunately, there is a defect in the stitching, which compromises the overall appearance and durability of the product. Additionally, I have noticed that the products do not comply with the mandatory labelling requirements as outlined by Canadian regulations. The products are missing the required markings, as specified by the Competition Bureau Canada... it seems that the label where cut on purpose !!!

[@rustneversleeps85]

And that purpose would be?

[@ClearProp-r8p]

@@rustneversleeps85 I don't know, I am discussing with the COO all my concerns... We have just test a Hat and the quality is again not at the expected level.... currently on 5 tests it is 100% failure...

[@victorlukoky]

I started to build up my templates by a week now and today i waked with a notification saying that alll my gildan 18500 and 18000 are out of stock, and i didn't launched my shop yet but they're already making may life difficult, I'm moving now to printfull because i can clearly see the total amount of they stock in the Shopify products dashboard its very reassuring, different from gelato where you can't see anything until the product become out of Stock 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@elisabethsvendby]

Great video, thank you! Can I ask what quality you tested for the paper print?

[@paulsmith8597]

Great video

[@nunyabidness1761]

Thanks, Kerry! Very informative video that I found very helpful as I’ve been looking to switch gears to wall art and have been wondering about Gelato. This told me everything I need to know.

[@KerryEgeler]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@ladyfermenter-ThanksAPint]

Do they guarantee consistency in brand and quality regardless of country?

[@KerryEgeler]

They will back all of their printers in each country and replace any items that have quality issues. They also have a very deep integration with each printer to ensure quality.

[@BethThigith]

Thanks for the video. Have you ever checked out their biodegradable phone cases?

[@KerryEgeler]

You're very welcome! I have not personally tried their phone cases

[@BethThigith]

@@KerryEgeler Ah okay.

[@ujanisam2142]

Nice video Kerry. The thing that I don't like with gelato is that it doesn't have any area for placing brand logo on hoodies and sweatshirts like that on t-shirts (inner/outer neck or sideways).

[@KerryEgeler]

One of my favorite aspects of Gelato is that you can print your brand on your products. Here's a link to Gelato's info on getting your brand onto your products: apisupport.gelato.com/hc/en-us/articles/5233547176210-What-are-inside-and-outside-labels-for-apparel-products-

[@ujanisam2142]

@@KerryEgeler Right, but it's only available for tshirts as I said, not hoodies and sweatshirts. I can place a small logo at the top back design areas of hoodies and sweatshirts but if I'm using both front and back to place my designs, it'll be impossible to place logo anywhere. I really wanted to place logo in the inner neck part of hoodies and sweatshirts like on tshirts 🙂

[@KerryEgeler]

@@ujanisam2142 I think it depends on the garment, because they don’t actually pull the label off. On the t-shirts, they use brands with no labels or labels that are not placed in the center when you add an inside logo, I believe. But I’ll check into this

[@ujanisam2142]

@@KerryEgeler Thank you Kerry... Please do update on this matter. Appreciate your content and comments

[@tspnetwork8714]

Greetings, yes, I want to read the response about printing logo on more than just t-shirts.

[@deborrahbarker579]

My biggest complaint is the limited variants.

[@Sup3riorr]

im between this and printify, and im having hard time deciding, my main issue is their paper type and lack of options. but then printify is mostly based in us and Canada wich makes it a hassle to sell in Europe ....

[@KerryEgeler]

I will say that Gelato is currently expanding their catalog quickly. You can check out their updated product catalog at www.gelato.com/custom

[@EmpyreanGold]

do i have to pay for the product on gelato in order for customers to receive it? or is the shipping already taken out of the customers money?

[@mistermartinstreet]

Whats the print quality like? Does it feel plastic'y or like it is going to crack at any moment? Also what about Printify or Printful in comparison?

[@aminakalmua5725]

Hi, could I do this using Stan store?

[@sallywu5783]

Thank you so much for such an informative video! The way you convey information is so easy to grasp, and I appreciate the effort you went into sharing the information with us! Would you mind sharing your favourite unisex t-shirt product from Gelato? And would you say all the unisex t-shorts are the same fit, and the difference lies in the quality? Thank you so much again!

[@KerryEgeler]

Appreciate the awesome feedback! My personal favorite is the Bella & Canvas 3001

[@sallywu5783]

Thank you 🙏@@KerryEgeler

[@Airhaert]

Did you make a comment about the time it took to ship to clients? I might have skipped over that if you did. How long did those products take to get to your door? Thanks!

[@KerryEgeler]

Received 5-7 days after order. Some of the items got to me in 2-3, VERY fast.

[@martingray8350]

Thanks for the review very helpful

[@KerryEgeler]

You bet!

[@maxx_thor]

When shipping internationally (aka outside USA), how you setup a global pricing point?... when you start switching countries and currencies in pricing screen, production and shipping cost varies a lot.

[@KerryEgeler]

You can setup specific shipping cost per country, but generally your pricing will need to stay the same. I just make sure I’m covering the higher shipping. If you’re using Gelato, shipping is similar no matter where you are selling, due to them having print partners locally around the world.

[@maxx_thor]

thanks that makes sense. im trying to setup an all inclusive global free delivery price point and remain competitive. with production cost varuing im in need to tweak retail prices per countries . but guess that feature does not exist

[@JuanchoGarVi]

@@maxx_thor did you manage to include free delivery ?

[@maxx_thor]

@@JuanchoGarVi cannot be done at global reach. only within a specific country. I just play with min delivery fees covering Gelato's Cost charging my customers (still cheap) and rest baked into the retail price. Still have an issues with huge variability with global stock management sync (gelato vs shopify vs google merchant). I have customers ordered a product that was deemed not in stock after customer paid.

[@schoolofsurvivorneers]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@KerryEgeler]

You bet! Glad it was helpful!

[@swarlock]

How do I promote my store? I can't find a link,

[@KerryEgeler]

I actually offer a free Masterclass that has marketing strategies to help you get those first sales. Would love to see you there! Here's the link to check it out: www.kerryegeler.com/shirtschool

[@josephduku6610]

I was looking forward to a proper review of their wall art, but the print shown at the end offers no detail about quality, paper type, in fact the opposite. My inquiry is whether professional photographers use Gelato to sell high quality prints. They seem very well setup but i'll have to keep digging about their printing quality

[@Blingb87]

QUESTION WHY IS THE PRINT AREA ON SHIRTS SO SMALL??

[@sniperfox0108]

Great video!!! I am 16 years old and have been thinking about creating a small clothing brand. The main problem for me is finding the manufacture, everything else is almost good. Is there a way to contact the manufacturer? I have watched many videos about how to find the right manufacturer and every single one of them said to actually FaceTime them to see their factories and if they are valid. Also, another important thing is if they do split payments. From the videos, they said it is better to pay the manufacturer into 3 different categories. Pay them once when they print, second when they pack, and third when they ship it out. I just want to make sure I find a trustful manufacturer and not get scammed or anything like that. But thanks for the great video!

[@KerryEgeler]

This is not something I’m experienced in as I focus more on POD.

[@Gupatik]

Hey Kerry, thank you for this. I am an artist who wants to share his art with the world in form of prints. After this video I made my choice to go with Gelato, but I still need to know how to market all of my stuff. Would you mind give me an advice on this matter!

[@KerryEgeler]

Great question! I actually have a free online Masterclass that helps walk you through the first steps of getting your brand launched, and it does include some marketing strategies! Here's the link to check it out: www.kerryegeler.com/shirtschool

[@Gupatik]

@@KerryEgeler Ohh! thank you for providing me with this valuable resource.

[@rykerati6611]

thank u so much .. helped a lot..

[@KerryEgeler]

Glad it helped!

[@dougmess9629]

Do you have to have your own e-commerce store or can people find your product directly on gelato

[@hmu05366]

Nah you need another e-commerce store

[@Andrew-qc8jh]

The wall art has driven me to gelato. I just ordered their museum quality for a test run, lets see how it turns out.

[@KerryEgeler]

The wall art that I have ordered from Gelato has been really great!

[@Andrew-qc8jh]

@@KerryEgelerI received the print of their museum quality and it came out terrible. It is of extremely poor quality and even 40% of the image did not show up. I made sure my file was over 300 dpi, yet the quality of the print is severely lacking. I tried to contact Gelato but their virtual assistant kept malfunctioning on me that I was not able to fulfill my complaint. I then went to look for my order in the system to file a complaint that way and my order did not show up. Now I have no way to contact them and I wasted money on a 24x36 print.

[@Jeffreymart]

Thank you for the post.@@Andrew-qc8jh

[@rylo444]

Hey, how did the print turn out?

[@Andrew-qc8jh]

@rylo444 the colors looked dull to me on the museum grade print so I am considering doing giclee printing with other PoD companies

[@strongtv_creator]

Where do you make your store

[@KerryEgeler]

I prefer Shopify. You can check out this free class on store setup at www.kerryegeler.com/shirtschool

[@PJHROSECreations]

I find them confusing to use but they look like it will be worth it once i understand it better. Im coming from red bubble, that's my only previous experience

[@claudiofornaroMusic]

Going to get some ice cream right now :) Hey, good job!

[@KerryEgeler]

Thanks!

[@darcywood515]

Looks like imma try Gelato for a bit

[@KerryEgeler]

I've had a really good experience with them! Some of the best customer service I've seen.

[@CheerBoyX2]

how is it so far

[@Typugpro]

whos ther best print on demand with clothing

[@LifeThroughArtS]

How about the orders, are they automatically paid to the gelato when the order is placed. I made an online store on shopify, downloaded the print on demand application (connected gelato with shopify), when I tested the first product, gelato only sends an order without this order being processed.

[@KerryEgeler]

Your business pays the Print On Demand Company, and you get paid from Shopify typically 48 hours after the order is placed. The way around fronting the money for the order would be to set your order fulfillment to manual. This would allow you to wait until Shopify pays your business, and then you would manually begin processing through Gelato.

[@uriasbrown]

Thank you for this review..

[@KerryEgeler]

Glad it was helpful!

[@evangelistevankelistasirpa7323]

App does not work in my iPhone 11. It does not allow download pictures without chrash imidiaely you try to open photogallery on your phone.

[@yuukicross011]

What is their return policy like? So if I'm a seller in the US, and someone from Australia buys a shirt I understand it'll be printed and shipped locally. But then if the person wants to return it and get a refund, exactly how does that sort itself out? Does it get returned to the local manufacturer and I refund the customer? Just curious where the product ends up at if the customers returns and wants a refund.

[@KerryEgeler]

So this is the same with all PODs, but for buyers remorse (the customer just doesn’t want it) it would have to come back to you, no matter where you are located. Gelato will take care of any quality issues, but anything that falls on the customer would be between your business and the customer. I would have a solid international returns policy on your website to protect you in this scenario.

[@duygu4876]

Gelato almost sounds too good to be true. One thing I am trying to find out, though is... where do they get their products from? Okay, the printing is done mostly locally, but what about the hoodies etc.? Because if I start a business, I'd like for the entire thing to be made locally... want it to be fair and sustainable from beginning to end. When they say production... do they mean the complete production? Edit: alright i think i got my answer when i saw the mug. too bad, not for me. thank you for this video.

[@duygu4876]

yeah... i know. i thought maybe there are other countries you can bulk buy in and get some discount. would've maybe been okay with turkey but i am not okay with most other asian countries. i'd want fair conditions for them too and not just for the printing + shipping. i know spreadshirt works with turkish manufacturers but you can't say you want turkish products only, can you? and how's the transparency in regards to fair working conditions? i guess for now this isn't for me. @@absolutefreedom8035

[@Phillink]

Did you cut of the label of the tshirt manufacturer? On my sample order, all shirts have the Tags on, which makes it feel "poor" because it doesn't represent my Brand... Any advice?

[@KerryEgeler]

These labels were done through Gelato's custom labeling option. One of my favorite features!

[@Phillink]

@@KerryEgeler where do you find this Option? I only have Custom Branding for Posters :/

[@ClearProp-r8p]

@@KerryEgeler on my sample i have no label... the canadien and EU law requires mandatory information on any Under the Textile Labelling Act, the following must be labelled before they are sold in Canada to consumers: any textile fibre, yarn or fabric any product made in whole or in part from a textile fibre, yarn or fabric. This is to enable consumers to choose items according to their fibre content and to protect them from false claims.

[@hollygustafson4261]

There’s two way to do print on demand, passive and active

[@llwydj4]

I'm starting out in South Africa I'm kinda lost

[@tiyast2112]

Hi there everyone I started using Gelato for my print on demand products but I have one issue. My customer who lives in United Kingdom ordered a t-shirt but its going to be shipped from Norway. I would like some advice how to resolve this and why the t-shirt was not made in UK. I am sure Gelato has factories within UK too. Thanks

[@KerryEgeler]

I would contact Gelato support. Here's the link: www.gelato.com/contact

[@timclayton8214]

I made a great T shirt design for myself, on a shirt that appeared to be available here in France. Right at the end of the process when trying to ship, it suddenly wasn't! What a waste of my time.

[@itsyaboiherman]

Wish the catalog was larger

[@raesowards864]

I was wondering how payment works

[@KerryEgeler]

Gelato has a direct integration with Shopify. There are a couple of ways to go about processing. Once orders are placed, the first option would be to have a credit card on file to automatically cover upfront cost and start the order process. You could also wait 48 hours for Shopify to pay you using the manual fulfillment option.

[@EstyloTv]

sampled 4 shirts and all were pretty bad prints. streaks, too much contrast on color over saturated, lost of details. honestly not very happy with my order. dont understand why quality control didnt catch this.

[@lsm1842]

I just got some samples and unfortunately they did not survive the wash test. The print is ruined

[@KerryEgeler]

I would email their support team. Any time we've seen quality issues, they have been great about making it right.

[@dbc1937]

Who pays for the shipping and printing?

[@KerryEgeler]

Your business pays the Print On Demand Company, and you get paid from Shopify

[@Diogo_00]

The biggest problem I find with these print on demand companies is that there is no shipping box customized by the brand, which makes the shipping look unprofessional.

[@keebmarketing]

Soooo great looking shipping packaging over sales, is your issue? Ok

[@Diogo_00]

@@keebmarketing didnt get your point sry, can u reformulate?

[@spudspuddy]

i think the print area on the gelato shirts seems very high up, very near the neck seam, yours doesn't look high, i have a short wide logo and i'm not sure now where to place it, i keep moving it about, doesn't look correct right up by the neck, prntify has a much lower print area, god its so confusing

[@KerryEgeler]

A good general rule of thumb for design placement would be having the top of your design hit about 4 fingers below the collar.

[@spudspuddy]

@@KerryEgeler oh thanks

[@David-dy3bb]

They use third party printers. They have very little control over printing and shipping once orders are placed. Told me they couldn’t find out about order until 6 days after it had shipped. Once you place the order you’re at the mercy of the shipper. Took 9 days coming from 2 states away, and it was incorrect. Got different answers from different people with them. The site is good but it has limited options.

[@KerryEgeler]

Almost all PODs use third party printers, they just don’t disclose that to their customers.

[@David-dy3bb]

@@KerryEgeler most may use third party printers, but my point was gelato didn’t have any control after my order was placed, and didn’t seem to care. Nothing was done with my order until almost 4 days after it was placed. Until I kept sending emails because I noticed through the tracking number that it stayed in the same status for days. I understand you are promoting them but I’ve heard many complaints. Be sure to tell both sides

[@thomas_shelby106]

you can tell this is a sponsored video when everything you say about it is perfect.

[@KerryEgeler]

I literally added an entire “cons” section to provide counter points

[@thomas_shelby106]

@@KerryEgeler Oh I missed that. Sorry

[@hollygustafson4261]

Is Gelato passive or Not ??

[@KerryEgeler]

I don’t believe any kind of print on demand is truly passive. Gelato is a print on demand company, not a marketplace. They simply help you source your products and they ship to your customer for you.

[@sandwich_in_wonderland]

​@@KerryEgelerTee Republic is

[@dameonmcdonald9565]

How much money can you make using this App

[@nashmii2]

If i wanna success with it, i must sell these at $10, i cant sell it as a beginner with $20

[@TONYAHAWKES]

My only complaint is they don’t have a lot of products to choose from

[@KerryEgeler]

One thing I like about Gelato is that you can see upcoming additions to their product catalog. You can find those under Products> Coming Soon at www.gelato.com/custom

[@nftmarketingtips]

Kerry, can the CUSTOMER upload their own images with Gelato, or just me?

[@KerryEgeler]

Yes they absolutely can. You can set it up to be customizable by the customer

[@dcnnick]

@@KerryEgeler Excellent, thanks a bunch. I am using SPOD but shipping to Euro is rough, so am looking at using another for Europe. And I see Gelato has a lot more items. So I'll launch with SPOD, then add Gelato. If you have an aff link, happy to use it?

[@kseriesmedia]

12 days now no tracking nothing from my samples

[@KerryEgeler]

I would reach out to Gelato support. I've had a great experience with their customer service. Here's the link: support.gelato.com/en/

[@KayaK-k3k]

is gelato free?

[@KerryEgeler]

Yes, signing up and using Gelato is free. You'll only incur costs for the products themselves and the associated shipping fees when you place an order.

[@davidarmstrong8480]

Can you do me a favor and look at this video titled don’t use print on demand in 2023 by hustle ninjas cause I want to see if you’re saying to use it, is what he is saying true and of course you’ll say it’s not, why?

[@Bear107shop]

The worst POD company in the world! They stop print your art without the reason, don’t inform you about this, so when your customers place orders, you’ll have to refund purchase! If you’re art is about gay community, nude art , you can be sure they will be not printing your artwork! Unprofessional !!! Don’t waste your time with this company .

[@nimguy1]

fraudulent charges from them and you cannot reach anyone in customer support

[@KerryEgeler]

Oh no! Here's the link to reach out to their team: support.gelato.com/en/

[@lucaseretti5221]

Gelato horrible service! they lost my first order after 1 month of waiting.

[@devilstickkid]

They have been AWFUL in the UK…

[@KerryEgeler]

Sorry to hear that

[@MozzasMowingMusical]

how so? im thinking about using them in the uk...

[@devilstickkid]

@@MozzasMowingMusical the communication was awful, they had 0 contact with the production centres kept telling me they were made and shipped, then they were made but not shipped, then they weren’t even made factory was having trouble, then they were refunded the shipping, then after being weeks late at this point I just ended up cancelling and I’m now looking for another option, it won’t work for everyone but I’m even looking into doing it myself 🤣

[@MozzasMowingMusical]

@@devilstickkid thanks for sharing mate

[@rina88888]

@@devilstickkid which one has been AWFUL in the uk? Printify? Printful? Gelato?