PrintKit Custom Design Builder for WooCommerce

PrintKit puts a design builder on your WooCommerce store. Shoppers upload artwork or add text, pick sizes and
colours, and see the price as they go. When they click buy, the design goes into your normal WooCommerce cart and
they pay through your usual checkout. You get the order in WooCommerce and print-ready files in PrintKit.

Made for print shops, by a print shop.

Builders included with PrintKit

• Shirts and apparel
• Stickers (singles, sheets and rolls, with automatic cut lines)
• Embroidery
• DTF transfers
• UV DTF rolls and UV printing on rigid items

How it works with WooCommerce

• Add a builder to any page with the “PrintKit Builder” block or the [printkit_builder] shortcode.
• Prices come from your PrintKit price settings, worked out on the PrintKit server, so a shopper can’t change them in
  their browser.
• Each design is one cart line with the shopper’s preview image, in the block and classic cart and checkout, emails
  and the order screen.
• Your shipping zones, rates and taxes apply as they do to your other products.
• When WooCommerce marks the order paid, PrintKit is told automatically and the job shows up ready to print.
• When you refund or cancel an order, PrintKit is told too. The job is marked “Do not print”, or “Check before
  printing” when only part of it was refunded.

What you need

A PrintKit account. Plans start at $19/month with a 14-day free trial; see https://printkit.tech for current pricing.
The plugin is free and does nothing on its own without an account.

External services

This plugin connects your store to PrintKit (https://app.printkit.tech), the design and pricing service run by Big
Chato LLC (PrintKit is its trade name). The plugin can’t work without it. It talks to PrintKit in three ways:

1. The builder. Pages with a PrintKit block or shortcode show the builder in a frame loaded from
   app.printkit.tech. The shopper’s browser sends PrintKit the designs and artwork they upload, and their name and
   email only if they choose to save a design or send a question.
2. Pricing a design. When a shopper adds a design to the cart, your store asks PrintKit for that design’s price
   and details. It sends only the design’s reference code and your publishable key.
3. Paid and refund notices. When a WooCommerce order containing a design is marked paid (Processing or Completed), your store
   tells PrintKit. It sends the WooCommerce order number, order key, the design line’s total, the currency, the
   design’s reference code and the time. When that order is later refunded or cancelled, your store sends the same
   order number, the design line’s refunded amount, the currency, the reference code and the time. No customer name,
   address, email or card details are sent. Every message is signed with your shop’s secret.

The preview images shown in the cart, checkout, emails and order screen are loaded from app.printkit.tech.

All of the above goes to the “PrintKit server URL” in Settings > PrintKit, which is https://app.printkit.tech unless you change it.

PrintKit Terms of Service: https://app.printkit.tech/terms
PrintKit Privacy Policy: https://app.printkit.tech/privacy