Printful Inc.

The whole idea of print on demand is that you're making custom designs that can be printed on T-shirts, hats, mugs, et cetera.

So the first step to doing this would be going to a website like Printful or Printify and opening a store.

Um, and then from there, you need to be able to plug in your designs, um, through an MCP.

So what you would do then is, is use, I believe ChatGPT is probably the best option right now because they have the best image gen-generator.

They have a, um-- You can, through their MCP or API, you can connect directly to Gelato.

I think Printful works too.

I'm not sure about Printify, but I think Gelato works one of the best, and I've done a lot of videos about this.

Again, inside the, uh, classroom here, I have an entire... 'Cause this workflow is pretty involved, but I have an entire section on POD.

I mean, there's tons of potential there.

If you could have a, a plugin with Shopify and then with Etsy and then with, uh, something like Printful, and you could do it all within ChatGPT, that would be awesome.

You could basically get your whole store running just from ChatGPT images.

So that's super cool.

And it's just not us saying this.

This is based on search and sales data, as well as data from some of the biggest Print On Demand companies in the world like Printify and Printful.

So without further ado, Carlos, are you ready to rock and roll?

Let's go.

So hoodies and sweatshirts.

Yes, these are huge.

I mean, Printful's 2026 performance-based list ranks hoodies as number two and sweatshirts as number four across all POD products.

And like Adrian said, hoodies is our top selling product of all time.

But if I can order them on a print on demand and have quality embroidered hats done for me, you know.

So my, my brain has exploded with print on demand stuff here recently because I've, I've always just thought Printful, Printify, but now I'm learning about all these new avenues of print on demand and, uh, the new...

There's tons of shops that do pr- uh, not shops, but t- tons of manufacturing groups that do print on demand, and how to utilize that in, in my shop, um, to just complement stuff would be kind of what I'm eyeballing for this next phase to, to look into.

So plus another, probably another thousand listings.

You upload it to a storefront platform like Shopify.

You then use an API integration to connect that storefront directly to a fulfillment network like Printful or Printify.

OK, so when a customer lands on your site and buys a shirt at 3 AM, the payment gateway processes the funds and the API automatically routes the order data to the fulfillment center that's closest to the customer.

Exactly.