Pressly: POD Inventory

Track shared blanks and transfers. POD stock auto-syncs.

by Mainland Media LLC · Launched: May 2026

5.0 (1) on Shopify Built for Shopify

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Track shared POD components across products, Pressly auto-deducts blanks and transfers on orders.

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About Pressly: POD Inventory

Print-on-demand stores sell finished products, but production uses components: blank shirts, transfers, patches. Shopify tracks only finished stock, so merchants reconcile components manually in spreadsheets. Pressly links Shopify variants to their blanks and transfers, automatically deducting component stock when orders come in. Define a blank once and reuse it across every product that uses it. Includes low-stock alerts, multi-location sync, production locks, and pick lists. Track blank and transfer stock separately. Share components across products. Automatically deduct component stock from inventory when orders come in. Email alerts when any blank or transfer falls below your set threshold. Sync POD stock to every location for shipping, pickup, and POS sales. Lock production-started orders so cancellations don't restore printed stock. Show more Show less

Last verified: July 21, 2026 · Fresh

App details

Developer: Mainland Media LLC
Category: Orders & shipping
Pricing: Paid
Launched: May 2026
Rating: 5.0 (1) on Shopify

Key features

Up to 10 components, unlimited variants
Auto-deduct components on every order
Single warehouse inventory tracking
Low-stock email alerts for your team
Pick list with print-and-lock workflow

Integrations with:

Shopify Admin

3 plans · 14-day free trial

Launch

$9/month

Studio

$29/month

Production

$79/month

Plans and prices as listed on the Shopify App Store.

Ratings & reviews

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Excellent app! Powerfull in features, but very easy and self explanatory to use. Since the software is designed specifically for print-on-demand businesses, the terminology and logic used are already familiar from daily operations. Therefore the users do not need to learn and understand any strange new terms or adapt software originally intended for other purposes to their own needs; instead, they...

— Palava Sydän

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