Overview of Printing Types and Pricing
Printing Types & Pricing is where you tell Custy how you print, and what extra money to add when someone designs a product.
You make each method once (for example Screen Print, DTG, or Embroidery). You set the fees. Then you pick that method on each product that uses it. You can change the fees later. Your products stay safe.
Watch the full walkthrough below, then use the written steps if you want to pause and follow along.
- Dynamic Pricing for Printing
- How to Set Up Printing Colors with Custy?
- How to Set Printing Price per Color?
- How to Set Printing Price per Size Range?
Two places you will use
You work in two spots. Both use the same printing types.
- 1Products, then the Printing Types & Pricing tab: make and edit printing types for the whole store
- 2Customize Product, then Printing Types & Pricing: pick which types this one product can use
Step 1: Open Printing Types & Pricing
In Custy, click Products on the left. At the top, click Printing Types & Pricing. You will see your list and a button to add a new type.
- Click Products.
- Click Printing Types & Pricing.
- Click Add Printing Type, or click Edit on a type you already have.
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Add Printing Type
Click to make a new method, such as Screen Print or DTG.
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Printing Types & Pricing
This tab holds your printing methods and their fees.
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Existing types
Open a type to change it. You can also copy or delete it.
Step 2: Name it and look at the tabs
A window opens called Add Printing Type or Edit Printing Type. Type a Printing type name the way your shop already says it. Click Active if shoppers can use it, or Inactive if you want to hide it for now. Then use the tabs across the top.
- 1Basic Pricing: everyday fees (setup, uploads, text, and more). See Dynamic Pricing for Printing.
- 2Printing Colors: which ink colors shoppers can pick, and an extra price per color if you want.
- 3Price Per Color: prices based on how many ink colors and how many pieces.
- 4Price Per Size Range: prices based on how big the design is, and light or dark shirts.
- 5Restrictions: smallest and largest order size, and a look for uploaded photos.
Active or Inactive
Use Active for types you sell. Use Inactive if you are not ready to offer that method yet. The type stays in your list so you can turn it back on later.
Step 3: Pick the type on a product
Open your product and click Customize Product. Scroll to Printing Types & Pricing. Under Printing Types, click every type this product can use. You must pick at least one. The label says Supported Print Type.
- Open Customize Product for the product.
- Scroll to Printing Types & Pricing.
- Click each printing type this product should allow.
- Optional: click the Quantity Discount tab next to it and pick a discount set if you use one (Starter or Pro).
- Click Save on the product.
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Printing Types
Click the types this product can use.
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Add / Edit Printing Types
Opens the same Add or Edit window without leaving the product.
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Quantity Discount
Optional. Attach a Buy more, Save more list if you use one (Starter and up).
What to do next
Fill in Basic Pricing first. Only open the other tabs if your shop needs them.