Print on demand has a trust problem: the buyer cannot see what will arrive. On your storefront the preview and the print file come out of the same pipeline, so what they see is what arrives.
The storefront for made-to-order framed art, where every piece is configured before it is printed.
SBFS builds print-on-demand storefronts where the on-screen preview is the print. For Pepart we built a real-time 3D frame configurator whose pan-and-zoom crop is captured once and re-rendered server-side at 300 DPI, so the preview and the print file cannot drift, and payment triggers the print-file render and the Printful order automatically.
Updated: Nov 2026
Nothing sits on a shelf, so the preview is the only thing a buyer can judge before paying for it.
A crop that drifts by a few pixels between preview and print means a refund and a reprint, both on your margin.
Orders need to reach the printer, and mockups, shipping rates and tracking need to come back, without a person in the loop.
Buyers choose size and finish and preview the piece in 3D or staged in a room, and buyers on older phones and browsers still get a flat preview and can check out.
The buyer's crop is saved once, and the same numbers produce both the on-screen preview and the 300 DPI print file.
Payment triggers the print-file render and the fulfillment order automatically. For Pepart, mockups, shipping rates and tracking all flow back from Printful.
Catalog, cart and checkout with Stripe, customer portal and admin, shipped as one channel instead of a configurator bolted onto a template store.
What Pepart's customers see on screen is exactly what arrives at their door: their crop and frame choice become the print, with nothing lost in between. Every paid order then goes to print and ships without anyone touching it.
We model the product range, the sizes and finishes, and the print specification each one resolves to, then write the spec. You see it before we start building.
Configurator, print pipeline, checkout, fulfillment integration and admin ship in parallel, with a reviewable demo every Friday on your own test site.
Launched on your domain, then we stay on: new product lines, rules, prices and integrations, under the monthly fee of your tier. The code and data are yours.
A 3D scene is only a demo until it can price, take payment and send the order to production. Your buyers configure in 3D, see the price, and the order reaches production as a full spec.
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A subscription configurator is faster to start and fine for a catalog of fixed products. The question is whether your rules, your pricing and your portal are the product.
Pick a time and you'll get a Google Meet invite. We agree on one of your products and its options, and within one business day you see it working on a private link. No slides and no sales pressure.
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