Sell + approve
How it worksFollow one job from lead to paidProduct
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You remember the sizes. Find the artwork. Explain what’s next. Somewhere in between, you’re supposed to run the business.
There’s a better wayOBPrint keeps every job in one place, from the first message to the paid invoice. Your team knows what’s next without stopping you to ask.
Quote to production
Turn approved quotes into sales orders and work orders, with garments, sizes, artwork and due dates together on one job record.
Keep scrollingBuilt inside a working print shop.Used on the floor every day.
Apparel, signs, wraps, or a little of everything. Pick yours.
Monday might be shirts. Tuesday might be ACM signs. Wednesday might be a box-truck wrap. Give each department the information it needs while keeping the customer, artwork, purchasing, production, and job history connected.
How it works
Stop rebuilding the same job every time it changes hands.
Price garments, decoration, signs and wraps with your own rates. Send the quote, let the customer approve the proof online, and turn it into a sales order without retyping the job.
Every job lands on one production board with its artwork, sizes, garments and notes. Setup and run timers record how long each run really took, and that history stays on the job for anyone to look back at.
Garments are already on the order, so purchasing knows what to buy. When the boxes land, the crew types in each size and it turns green when it matches. On a phone, pull the row up and the whole colorway is marked all here.
Invoice straight from the sales order, take card payments through Square or Stripe, or record what came in another way. The job closes with the money attached.
A lot of small shops work because the owner remembers everything.
Give that information somewhere to live, so the team keeps moving without stopping you every five minutes.
From the founder
I’ve run a shop since 2017. We grew fast: manual press to automatics, more people, an 8,000-square-foot building. On paper, it looked like growth.
But too much of what it took to run the business lived in my head. When I got sick and had to step away, production slowed and overhead kept moving.
We downsized and rebuilt. OBPrint came out of that rebuild: the system I wish we’d had before we grew. We still run our shop on it every day.
Short Run
$0/mo
Free with monthly limits.
One owner login running quotes, the production list, proofs, job costing, and payments.
Forever free with monthly limits. Work order Production tools need The Full Run. Upgrade anytime.
The Full Run
$120/mo
$1,000 billed once yearly · save $440
The whole shop. Unlimited quoting, floor controls, mockups, OB-5, merch stores, integrations, and more seats.
14-day free trial on The Full Run. No credit card required.
Built for owner-led production shops making custom work every day.
OBPrint supports apparel, sign, graphics, decal, wrap, install, and full-service production shops. Your setup should reflect the work your shop actually does.
Start with the services you offer. Onboarding uses your service selections to focus relevant setup and product options. You can add services as the shop changes.
OBPrint is focused on owner-led shops and smaller teams, particularly shops with roughly 1 to 10 people. It is used by multi-person shops. We are not claiming it has been proven in 50-person production operations.
Start with the next real job. Bring older customers and records over when they become useful. You do not need years of job history to begin.
OBPrint supports connecting Square or Stripe for customer payments. You can also record payments received outside those integrations. Choose the supported payment workflow that fits your shop; provider fees and terms still apply.
No six-month migration. Start with the next job through the door and let the team run it.
No credit card required for the Full Run trial.
