How to Integrate Print on Demand Extensions with Your Squarespace Store

How to Integrate Print on Demand Extensions with Your Squarespace Store

By Michael Turner

March 19, 2025 at 11:57 PM

Print on demand (POD) providers manufacture and ship customized products for your Squarespace store. When customers make a purchase, orders automatically go to the provider for production and delivery, eliminating inventory management costs.

Step 1: Create Your Store Page Create a Squarespace store page to display your POD products. If you have existing products you want to sell through POD, delete them and recreate them in your POD inventory.

Step 2: Connect POD Extension Available providers include:

  • Art of Where: Leggings, scarves, t-shirts, bags, notebooks
  • Printful: Printed, embroidered, and engraved products
  • Printify: Custom print products
  • Printique: Acrylic prints, framed prints, photo puzzles (US/Canada only)
  • Spreadconnect: Clothing and accessories

To connect:

  1. Open Extensions panel
  2. Search for provider
  3. Review pricing details
  4. Click Connect
  5. Grant permissions
  6. Complete provider setup

Step 3: Add Products Create products through your POD provider and sync them with your Squarespace store. Refresh Squarespace to see new products.

Step 4: Set Up Payments

  1. Connect payment processor (Squarespace Payments, Stripe, or PayPal)
  2. Add billing method to POD account
  3. Set shipping options in Squarespace
  4. Configure tax rates

Managing Orders

  • Orders automatically send to POD provider
  • Provider fulfills orders and updates Squarespace
  • Customers receive automatic email notifications
  • View orders in Squarespace Orders panel

Logistics Profiles Create separate profiles for POD products to:

  • Set specific shipping rates
  • Generate separate orders for POD and regular products
  • Manage shipping options independently

Pricing Strategy Set prices to cover:

  • Material costs
  • Printing expenses
  • Shipping fees
  • Desired profit margin

Customers pay your listed price, while POD provider charges you for production and shipping costs.

Note: For specific technical issues, contact your POD provider directly as these are third-party integrations.

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