DTFwebsite.com — Ecommerce Made for DTF Printers
The turnkey platform for DTF print shops

Your complete DTF website — designed by you, run by itself.

Build your homepage with drag-and-drop sections, sell transfers and gangsheets by the square foot, list your printed products, and get paid straight into your own Stripe account. Storefront, cart, checkout, and print-ready production — one platform, your brand, your domain.

14-day free trial · Cancel anytime · No platform commission

Pricing

Pay for the orders you take.

Every plan is the whole product — the website builder, both order flows, and the production pipeline. Pick one by how many orders you run a month; we move you up or down automatically as your volume changes, and never take a cut of an order.

Starter

$9.99 /month

Up to 15 orders / month

14-day free trial

Most popular

Growing

$39.99 /month

Up to 200 orders / month

14-day free trial

Unlimited

$79.99 /month

Unlimited orders

14-day free trial

Every plan includes

  • Drag-and-drop homepage builder, pages, and menus
  • Quick-order forms and customer gangsheet builder
  • Printed-product catalog with categories and options
  • Artwork uploads with DPI and transparency checks
  • Automatic 300 DPI production gangsheets
  • Order dashboard, statuses, and customer emails
  • Payments direct to your own Stripe account
  • Your subdomain included — custom domain supported

No platform commission on your orders.

Integrates with the tools that already run your shop

Stripe ShipStation QuickBooks Dropbox Google Drive Slack Twilio Mailchimp Klaviyo Google Analytics Google Ads Meta TikTok Webhooks

How it works

Set up once, in about ten minutes.

Four steps to a live website taking orders. Polish the design whenever you like — the builder publishes changes instantly, with no downtime and no developer.

  1. 1

    Claim your subdomain

    Sign up, pick your shop name, and yourshop.dtfwebsite.com is live on the spot with a working storefront. Point your own domain at it when you're ready — SSL is handled for you.

  2. 2

    Design your website

    Stack homepage sections — hero, slider, photos, products, call-to-action — with the drag-and-drop builder. Add your own pages and menus, upload your logo, choose your colors. Customers see your shop, not ours.

  3. 3

    Set your prices

    Enter your price per square foot, line minimums, maximum sheet width, and gangsheet gap — and list any printed products you stock. Every price customers see comes from your numbers.

  4. 4

    Connect Stripe

    Paste in your own Stripe keys and payments settle directly with you — no commission, no middleman. Add ShipStation in the same screen.

Start your shop

14-day free trial · Cancel anytime

Everything included

A complete website, not a bolt-on checkout.

You design the site; it sells three ways. However the order comes in, it ends in the same paid order, the same artwork checks, and the same print-ready sheet.

Website builder

Design the whole site yourself — no developer, no themes.

Your homepage is a stack of drag-and-drop sections you arrange and publish in place. Add your own pages and navigation, and your logo and colors carry through the storefront, the emails, and the receipts.

  • Hero banners, image sliders, product grids, rich text, and call-to-action bands
  • Unlimited pages with a visual editor, plus menus you control
  • Your own domain with SSL handled for you — or your free subdomain
  • Custom HTML and script blocks when you want to go further

Homepage

Publish

Hero banner

Headline · photo background · button

Section

Image slider

3 slides · autoplay

Section

Products

DTF · UV DTF · Gangsheets

Editing

Call to action

“Upload your art” · button

Section
Add section
yourshop.dtfwebsite.com Live

Quick-order forms

For single designs. Customers enter width, height, and quantity and see the price instantly — your per-sqft rate, your line minimums, your max sheet width. Run one form per product: DTF, UV DTF, stickers, anything priced by area.

Customer gangsheet builder

For full sheets. Customers drag, resize, rotate, and duplicate artwork on a live canvas at your sheet width — auto-arrange included — and pay by the square foot for exactly the sheet they build.

Printed products

For the designs you own. List ready-to-buy items with photo galleries, sizes, and options, organized into browsable categories — sold from the same cart as your custom transfers.

Artwork pipeline

Catch bad artwork before it hits the printer.

Big files upload in chunks, previews render automatically, and every upload is checked so the order that reaches you is one you can actually print.

  • Chunked uploads for large PNG, TIFF, PDF, EPS, AI, and SVG
  • Live effective-DPI meter as customers resize
  • Background-transparency warnings before checkout

Upload artwork

TIFF

artwork-cmyk.tiff

82%

Effective DPI at 12" × 16" 312 DPI
LowGood (300+)Excellent
Transparent background detected
Resolution good for this print size

gangsheet_#1042.png

300 DPI · 22" wide
14 pieces packed · 3.2% waste Download

Production

Print-ready gangsheets, built the moment you're paid.

Every paid order is auto-composited into a 300 DPI PNG at your sheet width — packed, gapped, and stamped. Customer-built sheets render exactly as designed. No manual layout, no wasted film.

  • Automatic compositing at your sheet width
  • Efficient packing with consistent gaps
  • Regenerate on demand from the dashboard

After the payment

Run production and shipping from one dashboard.

Every order lands in the same dashboard, no matter which flow it came through. Track it from paid to out the door while your customers stay posted automatically — and keep accounts with order history, invoices, and one-click reorders.

  • Statuses from paid through picked up or shipped, with customer emails at every step
  • Due dates, rush flags, and published turn times keep production on schedule
  • Ready-to-ship orders land in ShipStation with details pre-filled
  • Stats show what sold — and which ad, post, or search sent the order

Orders

4 due today

#1047 Rush

Riverside Apparel · 12.5 sq ft

In production

#1046

Maria G. · 4.0 sq ft

Paid

#1045

Peak Threads · 22.3 sq ft

Shipped

#1044

Coastal Ink Co. · 8.6 sq ft

Picked up
On-time this month 98%

Use cases

Built for the way DTF shops actually sell.

Orders come from your website, your inbox, or your Instagram bio. However they start, they all end the same way — priced, paid, and print-ready in your dashboard.

Your website can't take a DTF order

Your site brings people in and then hands them to a contact form, an email thread, and an invoice you type by hand. Replace it outright — or keep it and link over — and customers size their transfer, upload artwork, and pay before you finish reading the notification.

Your shop lives on social media

Link in bio, story sticker, or a reply to the tenth "how much for a 10x10?" this week. Point followers at a branded site that quotes the price, collects the file, and takes the payment — instead of quoting in DMs at 11pm and chasing the money later.

You are done renting a gangsheet builder

If a builder subscription is one of your bigger monthly bills — or takes a slice of every sheet on top of it — you are paying rent on your own checkout. Here the builder is part of your own website: your domain, your rate per square foot, your Stripe account, one flat plan.

You want your Etsy buyers on your own store

Etsy takes a cut of every sale and keeps the customer relationship. Move your repeat buyers to a store that looks like your brand, where they sign into their own account, reorder past artwork, and pay you directly — the whole ticket, minus card processing.

The printer just landed and you need a website

No developer, nothing to build by hand. Claim a subdomain, stack your homepage in the builder, set your price per square foot, connect Stripe — and you are open with a real website, a real checkout, and production-ready gangsheets from the very first order.

You already decorate — DTF is the add-on

Screen printers, embroiderers, and sign shops already have the customer list. Give them a self-serve transfer site for the one-offs and short runs that were never worth writing a quote for, and let it keep selling while you run the press.

Also a fit for shops running every order through texts and email threads, trade printers with repeat wholesale accounts, and craft or vinyl sellers adding transfers to the lineup.

No other platform required

One subscription replaces the whole stack.

No Shopify theme to fight, no WooCommerce plugins, no separate gangsheet-builder rental, no web developer on retainer. The website, the builder, the checkout, and the production pipeline are one product — and payments settle in your own Stripe account, so no marketplace ever skims a cut. Already have a site you love? Keep it and link over — that works too.

Start your shop
100%

of order revenue is yours — 0% commission

300

DPI print-ready gangsheets, built automatically

10 min

from signup to a live website taking orders

Demo

Try it before you sign up.

A fully working demo shop. Place an order the way a customer would, then run it from the admin the way you would — no account to create, the logins are filled in for you, and the whole shop resets every night.

Customer login customer@example.com · shop owner login owner@demoshop.test · password password — already filled in on both sign-in pages.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Do I need Shopify, WooCommerce, or a web developer?

No. This is the whole website — homepage, pages, menus, products, cart, and checkout — live at your own subdomain the moment you sign up, with a custom domain and SSL handled when you're ready. If you already have a site you love, keep it and link to your storefront instead; both ways work.

How much of the site can I design myself?

The homepage is a drag-and-drop stack of sections: hero banners, image sliders, product grids, formatted text, calls to action, even raw HTML. Add unlimited pages with a visual editor, arrange your own navigation menus, and set your logo and colors — they carry through the storefront and every customer email. Order emails can even send from your own domain.

What's the difference between the quick-order form and the gangsheet builder?

The quick-order form is built for single designs: customers upload one file, enter width, height, and quantity, and check out. The gangsheet builder is built for full sheets: customers arrange as many designs as they want on a drag-and-drop canvas at your sheet width and pay for exactly the sheet they build. Every site includes both, and both end in the same paid, print-ready order.

Can I sell finished products, not just custom transfers?

Yes. Printed products are ready-to-buy items you own the artwork for — list them with photo galleries, sizes, and options, organize them into categories, and feature them on your homepage. They sell from the same cart and land in the same order dashboard as your custom transfers.

How do I get paid?

You plug in your own Stripe keys and order payments settle directly with you. We never sit in the middle of your money, and we take no commission on your orders.

How is pricing calculated for customers?

You set your rate per square foot, your line minimums, and your maximum sheet width. Both custom flows price by the square foot: on the quick-order form the price updates live as customers type, and in the gangsheet builder it tracks the sheet as they build it. Printed products carry the prices you set on each item.

What happens after a customer pays?

The order lands in your dashboard and is automatically composited into a print-ready 300 DPI gangsheet at your sheet width — customer-built sheets render exactly as designed. Customers get status emails from paid through pickup or shipping, and ready-to-ship orders can flow straight into ShipStation.

The website your print shop deserves is ten minutes away.

Claim your subdomain, stack your homepage, set your per-square-foot price — and open with a real checkout, a gangsheet builder, and production-ready sheets built in.

Start your shop

14-day free trial · Cancel anytime · No platform commission