5 Low Competition Print on Demand Niches Selling RIGHT NOW (Viral Raccoon Included)

About this video

The creator walks through five print-on-demand niches, showing Amazon examples, result counts, BSRs, and an Ideogram prompt idea for each, while urging viewers to double-check trademarks and copyrights. First is Jimothy, described as a Seattle, Washington ‘feral legend’ raccoon, with a $19.99 listing the creator says was uploaded July 21st, 2026, at around 250k BSR and about 440 results; the raccoon must actually look like a raccoon, possibly by remixing a real photo. The creator claims one design in 2021 made him $10,000 the first month and $12,000 the second, and says his goal is another single design making over $3,000 in a month. Next are colorful dripping headphones/music designs (uploaded March 23rd, 2026, about 500K BSR, 354 results), with a pitch to test higher prices like $22.99-$24.99; he claims some shirts earn him $7 or $6 royalties and sell consistently with ads. Third is a fairy frog with a wand riding a scooter, priced $15.91, uploaded June 2nd, 2026, with 454 results and a low, consistent BSR. Fourth is an evergreen Bigfoot footprint/walking design at $13.99 with 50 bought in the past month, uploaded in February 2026 at 322K BSR and 304 results. Fifth is ‘I can land a plane’ for pilots (December 12th, 2025, 196 results), presented as a pivot idea: adapt relatable sayings to other hobbies and jobs. He also promotes his Top Research Design Vault at $10 a month for 20 niches a week.

Key takeaways

• Jimothy the raccoon is presented as a still-wide-open trend, but the design must depict the actual raccoon accurately, possibly by remixing a real image in Ideogram or ChatGPT
• The creator claims catching a trend early paid him $10,000 in month one and $12,000 in month two for a single 2021 design, and he is targeting over $3,000 in a month from one design
• Do not fear higher price points such as $22.99, $23.99, or $24.99, especially when running ads, because the creator claims $6-$7 royalties per shirt are selling consistently for him
• Look for consistent, low BSRs and recent uploads as validation, as with the fairy frog on a scooter and the Bigfoot design with 50 bought in the past month
• Pivot a working saying concept to other audiences: ‘I can land a plane’ for pilots suggests similar relatable phrases for other hobbies and occupations

Episode details: published August 2, 2026 · 8:47 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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