Last updated on September 22nd, 2017 at 10:53 pm

We Got It. There are seemingly hundreds of online printing companies offering up fast digital printing and cute custom wedding invitations. But, for most design professionals and printing resellers, these consumer-targeted printers just don’t cut it. That’s why UPrinting also offers a full trade program targeted towards resellers while remaining committed to offering wholesale printing prices.

UPrinting’s Reseller Trade Program

Our wholesale printing services include:

1-on-1 Support

That’s right! You get to deal with a real, live person. Imagine that. Along with real-time status updates and regular communication, you can actually pick up the phone and speak to your project manager. I know, what a novel concept. And yet we’re one of the few online printing companies doing it. Who knew such a simple idea could make us such a standout company?

Blind Shipping

We can ship directly to your client without including UPrinting’s information anywhere on the package. It’s your client, and you can keep it that way.

Custom Sizing

We can do custom sizes with little to no hassle. You can even order custom sizes and formats right on our website. But, if you’ve got a job that may go beyond the scope of our online ordering tools, just give us a call. We’ll hook you up and at affordable prices.

Digital and Hard Copy Proofs

We offer free press-ready electronic proofs on all our orders (available before you pay), and can also provide hard copy proofs too. That means you can get the final approval from your client before you make a financial commitment.

Wholesale Prices

What good is wholesale printing if you’re not getting wholesale prices? Our trade program includes discounted wholesale pricing.

Free Trade Accounts

Registration in our trade program is free. Just visit https://www.uprinting.com/Utrade.html to apply.

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