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Redbubble

Upload your designs and Redbubble prints them on T-shirts, mugs and more and sells them for you (print on demand).

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In short: Sell designs without stock or shipping, but margins are modest and account-tier fees are deducted from earnings.

  • No stock or shipping
  • Free to join
  • Account fees deducted
  • Not tested by us

Before you sign up

Checked 2026-09-28 · based on official and public sources · not tested by us

Sign-up costFree
Default margin10%
Min. payout$10

Upload your designs and Redbubble prints them on T-shirts, mugs and more and sells them for you (print on demand).

Data sheet

Compiled from the public sources linked below

What you doUpload designs; Redbubble prints and sells products
How it paysYour margin on top of base price (default 10%)
PayoutFrom 2026-07-01: minimum $10/£10/€10, monthly
OperatorRedbubble Inc.
Sign-upEmail + PayPal or bank details
CautionTier fees deducted; infringing designs may be removed

When to use it

For illustrators and graphic designers who want to sell their own artwork on products without handling production or delivery.

Before you use it

Standard and Premium accounts have platform fees and excess-margin fees deducted from earnings (up to $150 per period). Designs that infringe copyright, such as fan art, can be removed.

How to use it

  1. Sign up with email and add PayPal or bank details.
  2. Upload your original designs and choose products.
  3. Set your margin and receive monthly payouts.

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What to expect

From 1 July 2026 the minimum payout is $10/£10/€10, paid once a month. Standard and Premium accounts have platform and excess-margin fees deducted, capped at $150 per period.

Checked 2026-09-28 · compiled from public sources; we have not tested it ourselves. Terms change, so check the official pages before you rely on it. · Official site · Source 1 · Source 2 · Source 3

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