By hand
How it runs today
- Paper order forms and a photo of a size chart
- A spreadsheet somebody rebuilds every season
- Payment chasing across three apps
- Sizes collated by hand, so one bad row reprints the run
Merch stores on OBPrint
Say yes to every merch store.
Schools want spirit shops. Companies want company stores. Every one of them used to mean a spreadsheet and six weeks of "did you get my size?" Now it's a link. They order and pay. Your board gets clean sales orders and production jobs. You just print.
No accounts for your customersNo per-store feesNo size-chart emails
Live stores are part of The Full Run. 14 days free, no card.
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The old way
Merch programs die in a group text.
Every program starts the same way: one excited customer, one order form, and a slow slide into size-chart chaos.
On OBPrint
How it should run
- A store link collects orders and payment directly
- Sizes, colors, and personalization come in clean
- Every order becomes a sales order and a production job
- Packing slips and size matrices print when the window closes
How it works
From link to floor in four steps
The store does the collecting. The system does the paperwork. Your floor does what it already does, with cleaner orders.
Build the store
Pull products from S&S and SanMar catalogs or your own blanks. Prices come from your decoration rules. Set the store slug and a selling window, then walk the draft preview before anyone sees it.
Send the link
Guests shop without accounts. Generate the promo flyer, send the bulk email, or gate a company store behind an access code. Coupons are there when the program needs a push.
Orders become real work
Checkout runs on your Stripe or Square. Each order lands as a sales order with a production job on the board. Art, sizes, and decoration travel with the job, so nobody retypes a thing.
Close it out like a pro
The window closes on schedule or on your call. Print packing slips, size matrices, and personalization sheets. Sort bulk delivery by classroom or team and hand out boxes instead of chaos.
Everything included
What the program needs is already here
Merch store depth is not an add-on you bolt on later. Selling windows, distribution, and reports ship with the store.
Selling windows
Orders stack until you close the store, with a countdown on the storefront. Recurring schedules batch the current run and open the next without taking the store offline.
Guest checkout
No accounts, no passwords. Customers order on the public link. Company stores can require an access code.
Fundraiser goal bar
Show progress right on the storefront. Supporters watch dollars raised climb, and the rebate report prints at close.
Real production orders
Every checkout becomes a sales order and a production job. Decoration and pricing follow the rules already in your shop settings.
Distribution built in
Bulk delivery stores sort by classroom, team, or group. Handout day becomes a checklist.
Coupons and custom fields
Store coupons for deadline pushes. Checkout fields collect names, numbers, and personalization cleanly.
Your processor, your tax rules
Checkout runs on your own Stripe or Square, set per store. Sales tax toggles per store too.
Mockups on every product
Generated in bulk so every item looks shelf-ready. No blank gray rectangles doing the selling.
School spirit shops
Spirit wear season without the paper order forms.
Classroom distribution, a fundraiser goal bar, and size matrices at close. Parents order on the link. You hand out sorted boxes and start the next window when you feel like it.
Who runs stores on OBPrint
Built for the programs you already print
Same store engine, different paperwork to kill.
Schools and fundraisers
Classroom distribution, goal bars, and rebate reports. Parents order on the link. You deliver sorted boxes with a size matrix instead of guessing.
Company stores
Access-gated stores with approved products only. New hires order in a window or anytime. Per-order shipping rules keep the invoice clean.
Teams and gyms
Roster windows that close before the season. Names, numbers, and sizes come in structured. One production run instead of forty group texts.
Agencies and brands
Run client stores under your pricing. Mockups sell the program up front, and the exports keep the client report polished at the end.
Your accounts, your money
Connects with the stack you already have
S&S ActivewearSanMarPromoStandardsStripeSquare
You connect your own supplier accounts and your own payment processor. Orders are yours, the customer relationship is yours, and OBPrint never takes a cut of a sale.
Pricing
Flat pricing. No per-store rent.
Live merch stores are part of The Full Run. Draft stores are free on Short Run. We do not bill per store, so your tenth program costs the same as your first.
- Draft stores
- Short Run is free forever with monthly limits: 20 new quotes per month, 40 catalog adds per month, and 1 seat. Core quotes, production list, and payments stay available. Work order Production tools, MockLab, OB-5, live merch publish, and several integrations require The Full Run.
- The Full Run
- The Full Run is $120 per month. The Full Run is $1,000 per year (save $440 vs monthly). The Full Run includes up to 10 users. Extra users are $10 per month each.
- Trial
- 14-day free trial on The Full Run. No credit card required. Run live stores the whole trial.
FAQ
Merch store questions
No. Stores run on a public link with guest checkout.
Company stores can require an access code when the program is meant to stay private.
You can build and preview store drafts on Short Run for free.
Publishing live, and keeping customer ordering open, is part of The Full Run. Your 14-day trial includes live stores.
Every checkout becomes a sales order with a production job on your board.
Decoration and pricing follow the matrices and settings already in your shop, so the job matches what you quoted.
Yes. Stores can show a goal bar with dollars raised, and the rebate report prints at close.
Supporters see progress. You get the paperwork without building a spreadsheet.
Bulk delivery stores sort by classroom or group, with packing slips, size matrices, and personalization sheets at close.
Handout day becomes a checklist, not a folding table panic.
Yes. Stores run on the platform URL by default, and you can set a custom domain as the primary link.
Checkout runs on your Stripe or Square account, set per store.
Sales tax toggles per store too, so a school fundraiser and a corporate store can follow different rules.
Ordering stops automatically at your close time.
Batch the run, print the reports, produce, and reopen with a new run. Recurring schedules do it without taking the store offline.
Stop turning down merch money.
Set up one store, send it to a real customer, and watch the orders land on your board as sales orders, sizes and all. If it is not clean, book a demo and we will walk your program.
14-day free trial on The Full Run. No credit card required.