Iprint.com - The Internet Print Shop

Looking for a fast and easy way to get customized business cards? Tired of writing your return address? Needing some rubber stamps? Needing a new brochure for your company? Looking for a low cost marketing piece? iPrint can provide you with all these products and much more. iPrint is an online printing service, open 24/7 to give you low price custom printing delivered to your doorstep in just days. At iPrint, you can personalize your printed product just the way you want it. This online print shop offers 70 different products with a variety of design options. From business cards to stationery, postcards, post-it notes, announcements, invitations, rubber stamps, address labels, signs, banners, mugs, mouse pads, and apparel. Adding your name or logo to any of them – or even creating your own logo from art on the site – is fast and easy. Choose the product, design, enter your information and go.

“iPrint Systems’ award-winning Web site, iPrint.com, launched in 1996, is a leading online print shop with over one million customers. iPrint.com offers the broadest array of customizable printed products on the web. The company’s patented and award-winning technology improves the way you can buy custom printing and offers convenience and significant cost savings on professionally printed products. iPrint Systems, Inc. is a privately held company funded by Alloy Ventures, Band of Angels LP, Nexus Group, Charter Venture Capital, and Crescent Venture Investors.”

iPrint offers great online printing solutions to small businesses. But they also offer a variety of consumer products. Whether it’s a photo mug of a special family reunion or a mug to give your most important customer, you can design it on iPrint.com. It also offers a wider product selection and smaller quantities than traditional printers, more customization options and an extensive graphic library so you don’t have to be a graphic designer to create professional-looking business communication materials.

How will iPrint be able to compete with big name companies like FedEx Kinko’s and Kodak? How will it be able to compete with so many online printing services? Will it be able to grab a significant portion of the market?