An OnPrintShop alternative for apparel

What we found on OnPrintShop (Nov 2026)

• Plans shown without prices; a demo is required
• Commercial print focus

Where Dyenzo differs

• Rosters, names and numbers
• Embroidery files and stitch pricing
• Team stores and garment supplier feeds

OnPrintShop in short

OnPrintShop is web-to-print software. It gives print businesses B2B storefronts for corporate clients and B2C storefronts for retail buyers, with a designer studio, print estimating, design proofing, workflow automation and reporting. It serves commercial printers, large format printers, trade printers and resellers, print franchises and in-plant print rooms, and it lists integrations with print MIS tools such as PrintSmith Vision, Presswise, EPMS and printIQ. T-shirts and promotional products are among the products it can sell. If you run a commercial print business that wants online ordering for business cards, flyers and banners, OnPrintShop is built for that.

How OnPrintShop is priced (November 2026)

OnPrintShop's home page shows no prices. It offers a free, one-to-one demo with a solution specialist. Its plans page did not load when we checked, so ask OnPrintShop directly for current plans, setup costs and any fees on orders.

Dyenzo and OnPrintShop side by side

Where OnPrintShop is strong

• Web-to-print storefronts for business and retail buyers.
• Estimating for commercial print jobs.
• A wide list of integrations, including print MIS tools.
• Print on demand dropshipping through 4over.

Garments are not paper

A flyer has a size and a quantity. A team order has a garment style, a colour, a run of sizes, a print location for each design, an ink count or stitch count, and often a name and number for every player. Dyenzo is built around that. Every product has colours and sizes, price grids work out each line from the quantity, colours, locations and stitches, and supplier feeds keep blank costs and stock up to date.

Decoration methods, each with its own rules

• Screen printing priced per colour and location, with setup per screen.
• Embroidery priced by stitch count, with DST and EXP files read and previewed in your threads.
• DTF with gang sheets laid out from approved art.
• Sublimation with graded panel files from the 3D kit designer.
• Art rules per method, such as a maximum size, a thread colour limit or vector-only art.

Teamwear and stores

Team, school, company and fundraising stores are part of Dyenzo. Each store opens and closes on time and closes into one production batch. Player packs sell a full kit under one name and number. Organisers see orders, sizes and money raised in your customer portal.

Who should choose OnPrintShop

If most of your work is commercial print, OnPrintShop is designed for you and Dyenzo is not. If most of your work is decorated garments and team kit, Dyenzo is designed for you.

Facts about OnPrintShop come from their own site and public reviews, checked in November 2026. Plans and prices change, so check their site for today's details.