INPRNTReviews of inprnt.com

I ordered two posters from a seller here nearly a month ago, and they still have yet to give me an update that they've shipped out. I'm pretty certain it's not the artists' fault, however, because this is something that happened exactly in the past 2 years ago with a different artist. They excused it as orders being delayed because of COVID at the time with an email, but 2 years later they certainly don't have the same excuse for this to happen again. What's the problem anyways? Why does this take so long? I got the prints after a while that last time, but this is something that shouldn't be a problem. It's ridiculous. 10/17 Edit: I got an update a couple of days after this review where they confirmed my order had shipped. Today, the posters have arrived in mint condition and are absolutely gorgeous. I'm raising my rating for the quality of the products. I only wish they had better communication, and speedy shipping.

5-10 days delivery advertised on their website. Roughly 20 days after placing my order, I contact them to ask about my order and within *minutes* I receive a reply stating that they apologize and that they put my order in the "priority list" (whatever that is). My order is still in production a month after placing the order. I've contacted them again this time asking for a refund since I'm unable to accept the delivery as I am outside of the US now. I've sent the email a couple of days ago and still no reply. Customer service really good at placing you inside an imaginary priority list but really bad at customer service. EDIT: I just got my refund back. Supposedly, the art that I've ordered has been plagiarized. Though I'm quite happy I got my refund back, I'm also quite pissed that my order took a month before being flagged.

decent but very bad compared to competitors. purely from an artists perspective imprint is incredibly slow to use, painful and the monetary reward although higher than other sites is not worth it. what is lacking compared to redbubble and artstation? 1. slow uploading process. uploading takes a long time. and error will remove anything you typed and loading previews takes forever. tags are not streamlined and can't be copy pasted in. lot of typing. 2. limited insight into business. what sells, what doesn't, how is my art doing? i have no idea. inprint doesn't actively try to get brand partnerships nor does it encourage proper SEO help like redbubble. 3. limited sales options. no other things other than poster related stuff and phone covers. 4. cropping is just not worth it. cropping previews take so long to load for additional content i just don't bother. this hurts my sales. however i can upload 5 items on teepublic compared to on imprint. what do i want. i really like the idea of a print focused site. so i can use all of my canvas and focus on more traditional art composition. please fix the uploading process so i can actually use your site normally. i know it ain't easy but it's rn it's just not worth it time wise for me to upload on your website. i already make decent money on teepublic and redbubble, inprint hasn't proven itself to me yet but it's upload process is not encouraging me to continue.