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We've built websites for ANYPRINT, a commercial print room, Sublishop, a supplier to the print trade, and Fun Cases, who ship thousands of phone cases a week. Between them they cover product options, customer design tools, trade pricing and getting orders to the printer.

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What we’ve built

What a print website needs

Each of these is running on one of the three sites.

  1. Product options that are easy to choose

    ANYPRINT's product pages let customers choose the paper, finish and quantity, on a WordPress site that scores 99 for mobile performance.

    ANYPRINT case study

  2. Customers designing their own product

    Fun Cases' personaliser is a full-screen editor built into the theme. Customers add photos, text and stickers to a live mockup, and a print-ready file is added to the order.

    Fun Cases case study

  3. Orders sent to the right printer

    A routing app checks each Fun Cases order as it arrives. Orders the automatic printers can handle go straight to them, and the rest are queued for printing in-house. On the automatic route, an order can be printed within two minutes.

    Fun Cases case study

  4. Trade pricing on a B2B catalogue

    Sublishop sell to the print trade, where customers buy on availability and price. The Shopify store is set up for B2B, with filters and trade pricing on collection pages.

    Sublishop case study

  5. Knowing what to reorder, and what competitors charge

    Two AI apps for Sublishop: an inventory planner that recommends what to reorder and when, and a tracker that emails the team when a competitor drops a price or runs out of a product line.

    Sublishop case study

  6. Pages that load quickly

    We checked every decision on ANYPRINT's rebuild against page speed. Lighthouse performance went from 54 to 99, and accessibility, best practices and SEO all reached 100.

    ANYPRINT case study

Case studies

Projects and results

ANYPRINT homepage

WordPress · Performance, 2026

ANYPRINT

A WordPress redesign and rebuild on a custom theme, with page speed as the main requirement, followed by an ongoing SEO programme.

  • 99Lighthouse performance, up from 54
  • 100for accessibility, best practices and SEO
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Sublishop storefront

B2B eCommerce · AI, 2023 to present

Sublishop

A Shopify relaunch for a B2B print supplier, and two custom AI apps for stock planning and competitor tracking.

  • +240%sales in the first three months
  • £15kfrom a single email campaign
  • 2AI apps in daily use
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Fun Cases storefront

eCommerce · AI, Since 2012

Fun Cases

A rebrand and a Shopify theme built from scratch, with our own personaliser, an order-routing app and a custom warehouse system.

  • +300%revenue over five years
  • £5ka year saved by replacing the personaliser app
  • 2 minfrom order to print on the automatic route
Read the case study

Services

Services and prices

We scope every project before we quote, and the first 30-minute call is free.

WebsitesFrom £4,000Shopify or WordPress, with product options and design tools built in.Automation and AIPriced per projectOrder routing, stock planning and competitor tracking, built around how your production works.SEOFrom £750 a monthCategory and product page SEO. ANYPRINT's rebuild was paired with an ongoing SEO retainer.Email marketingFrom £800 a month, plus setupKlaviyo campaigns and flows. One Sublishop email brought in £15k.Google Ads and Meta AdsFrom £1,000 a month, plus ad budgetSearch, Shopping and paid social. Fun Cases run at a blended return of more than 8.

Questions about websites for print businesses

If your question isn’t answered here, get in touch.

Yes. For Fun Cases we built a full-screen personaliser into the Shopify theme, where customers add photos, text and stickers to a live mockup of their phone. The design is added to the order as a print-ready file, and the tool replaced an app that cost nearly £5,000 a year.

Other industries

Fashion and tailoringShopify builds for Gieves & Hawkes and Twisted Tailor, and a WordPress site for Threadology.Trade and B2BTrade integrations, trade pricing and credible sites for suppliers, manufacturers and freight.CharitiesA WordPress site for the JBVC Foundation. We build one charity website for free each month, and charities can apply.Web design in BerkshireOur office is in Bracknell, and we work across the county.

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