A marketplace where artists earn selling custom-printed fabric, wallpaper, and home goods.
Spoonflower is a print-on-demand marketplace where anyone can register to start earning, and the work can be done remotely. Fees are 10% commission + volume bonuses and you can withdraw via PayPal or credit and every 14 days. Founded in 2008, Spoonflower is based in Durham, United States. It is available worldwide.
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What people actually earn on Spoonflower
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How Spoonflower compares
- Spoonflower is the only one of the 10 print-on-demand platforms we track that pays out via PayPal or credit.
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Is Spoonflower legit?
Spoonflower is a real, operating platform. What we could verify:
- Operating since 2008 (18 years)
- Headquartered in Durham, United States
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Spoonflower charge?
Spoonflower fees: 10% commission + volume bonuses. On a $100 payment that leaves you about $90, before withdrawal or conversion costs.
How do you get paid on Spoonflower?
Spoonflower pays out via PayPal or credit and every 14 days.
Which countries is Spoonflower available in?
Worldwide.
Is Spoonflower legit?
Yes, Spoonflower is a real, operating platform: operating since 2008 (18 years) and headquartered in Durham, United States. As with any platform, check its current terms before relying on it for income.
What are the best Spoonflower alternatives?
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