The big team-store platforms take a percentage of every order and hold the payments. Sixty Press does neither. Here's why that matters.
Your customers pay Stripe directly. Your shop has no payment liability, no chargeback exposure on you, and no platform holding your settlement float. The money that's meant for you comes to you.
OrderMyGear takes 3.95% of every cart, on top of processing — about $2.70 on a $35 shirt. Sixty Press charges a flat monthly rate. You keep the margin from the first sale, by default.
Getting started shouldn't be a second invoice. There is no setup fee — you pay the same flat monthly rate from day one.
Software that looks like a tool because it is one. No fluffy SaaS dashboard, no vendor trying to insert itself into your relationship with your customers. Plain, industrial, and built around how a real printing shop runs its season.
Blanks from the supplier you already buy from — not a platform forcing you to use its catalog. Fulfillment is a pluggable interface, so new suppliers don't mean a rewrite.
Most "no fees" claims hide a percentage somewhere. Ours doesn't, and here's the commitment in plain words:
$150 for Starter, $400 for Business, or a custom number for Enterprise. The same amount every month, no matter how many stores you run or how much you sell.
2.9% + 30¢ per transaction, directly to Stripe, the same as any online store. We never see it, and we never add on top of it.
Tell us what you sold this season. We'll show you what it would have cost on a flat fee versus a percentage.
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