Stop paying $25 a logo to make customer art printable.
Every order arrives as a screenshot, a phone photo, or a JPG someone pulled off a website. Somebody has to turn it into a real vector file before it touches a screen, a hoop, or a blade. Right now you either pay for that, or you burn your own hours on it.
One upload gives you the AI for Illustrator, the DXF for the blade and the DST for the hoop. $99 a month for the shop, 1,500 files.
First conversion is free. No trial to remember to cancel.
Rather not run it yourself? We also do the work for you — email your files, get finished art back, every file checked by a person.
Run the numbers on last month.
Count the jobs where the customer artwork was not usable as it arrived. That number, times what you pay per file, is your art bill. Here is what it looks like at a typical shop.
It pays for itself at four files a month. Most shops clear that in the first week. See what vector art costs a shop over a year.
Not a whole shop yet? If you send a handful of files a month rather than fifty a day, the year is $49 for 25 conversions a month, same formats, same engine. See the yearly plan.
Three numbers, and where each one comes from.
Everybody selling artwork prep says fast, cheap and good. Here is what those words are worth here, with the measurement behind each of them.
A file goes in, five formats come back. Not next day, not end of week. An art service that puts a person on your file cannot beat that, and it is not trying to.
On the $99 plan, at 1,500 files a month. A shop owner told us in writing this month what he pays instead: “I have a company in Montana that does my artwork. They charge $6 to $12 per image.”
We will not tell you every file comes out perfect, because it does not. A logo pulled off a website at 180 pixels wide has no fine detail left to recover, and no software fixes that. So you get the vector on screen before you commit, and you decide.
Built for shops that get handed bad files all day.
The customer sends a 600px JPG off their phone. You cannot burn a screen from that.
Your digitizer needs clean paths before a single stitch gets planned.
The plotter needs real cut paths, not a traced blob with 4,000 nodes.
Every imprint on every item needs vector. Every client. Every order.
It comes out in the format your machine reads.
Not a generic SVG you then have to fight with. Pick the export and send it straight to production.
Customer sign-off, without the phone tag.
The file is ready, but you cannot print until the customer says yes — so you email a proof, then chase them for two days. Instead: send an approval page carrying your shop’s name, with the artwork and two buttons. They approve or ask for a change in one click, and you get the answer by email the moment they decide.
Your brand on the page, not ours. Every decision is recorded, with a timestamp, on a link you can pull back up when a customer says they never approved that jacket.
Priced on volume, not per logo.
Most shops start here. Suppliers and trade decorators run the two plans below it.
or $990/year — two months free
- 1,500 conversions/month (300 credits)
- Every format the job needs: AI, EPS, DXF, DST, PES, JEF, G-code
- Batch upload + ZIP delivery
- API access for your own workflow
- Unlimited saved projects
- Full commercial-use license
- Unused credits roll over
- Cancel anytime
8,000 conversions a month, every format, API access.
About 6.2 cents a file.
18,000 conversions a month, every format, API access.
About 5.5 cents a file.
Running more than that? Tell us the monthly number and we will size it. API plans.
The questions shops actually ask.
Those services put a person on your file. That is why they cost 6 to 26 dollars a file and come back the next day. This runs the conversion in seconds, as many times as you want, for one flat monthly fee. You keep the human for the small share of jobs that genuinely need redrawing.
You look at it before you commit. Upload, see the vector, decide. If a file needs hand work you send that one out like you always did. The point is that the routine majority stops costing you anything.
No. Upload through the browser, or wire it into your own flow with the API. Files come out in the format your machine already reads.
A shop with a counter and a few machines will not: a busy one runs 20 to 100 a month. If you are a supplier or a trade decorator processing artwork for other people's orders, that is a different business and it has its own plans: Scale at $499 for 8,000 a month, and Volume at $999 for 18,000 a month. Above that, tell us the number and we will price it.
It is one account with a shared history, so your art person, your production lead and whoever takes the order all work off the same library and see each other’s files. There is no per-seat licensing and no per-user limits to manage: one login, one library, the whole shop on the same page.
Monthly, cancel anytime. Annual saves two months.
The next bad file is already in your inbox.
Convert it now and see what comes out. Costs you nothing to look.
The rest of the job, written out
Everything a shop deals with around a customer file, and what it costs when it goes wrong.