Gelato Print On Demand Review - Top Selling Products & Shipping Times
About this video
The creator reviews the Gelato print-on-demand service, which lets sellers put designs on t-shirts, phone cases, wall art, mugs, and more, and integrate with stores. He highlights Gelato’s local-production model: he says it has print providers in 33 countries, close to 90% of orders are produced locally, and most orders are produced within 72 hours, which helps shipping speed, though he warns Q4 times will be longer. He points to the site’s claims of 10 million plus orders and reach in 200 plus countries and territories, and to a Trustpilot rating he shows as 4.7 out of 5 from 516 reviews. Integrations he lists include Wix, WooCommerce, Etsy, Shopify, and Squarespace, with additional store connections such as eBay, Amazon, and BigCommerce in the backend. Walking through the catalog, he contrasts t-shirt margins, which he puts at roughly $5 to $15 depending on the product, with much higher margins he claims for canvas wall art that can sell for $60 to $80. For a sample t-shirt he shows $12.50 pricing, multiple colors and sizes up to 3X, a size chart, care instructions, and country-specific shipping estimates such as five business days for the US example. He advises quoting customers six to eight business days when Gelato says five, to allow wiggle room. On plans, he recommends starting free (up to two stores) and only upgrading to Gelato+ or Gelato+ Gold (up to 10 and 25 stores) when it makes business sense, and mentions a coupon for 50% off a first order via his description link.
Key takeaways
- Gelato’s appeal, per his review, is local production in 33 countries so orders are printed near the customer for faster delivery.
- Check the country-specific shipping estimate and pricing breakdown on each product page, and quote customers a longer delivery window than Gelato states.
- Wall art and canvas margins can be far higher than t-shirt margins, so he suggests researching beyond apparel in the catalog.
- Start on Gelato’s free plan and upgrade to paid Plus tiers only when store count, users, and premium mockup/font tools justify it.
- Use the built-in size charts and care instructions, ideally rebranded as your own, because customers frequently ask about sizing and care.
Episode details: published August 20, 2022 · 11:13 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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