The Best Place to Print Custom Die Cut Stickers Is… | Sticker Shop
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- I ordered stickers from 8 online sticker printing vendors to find out who prints the best matte and glossy die cut vinyl stickers. Vendors featured in this video: Sticker Ninja, Vinyl Disorder, Standout Stickers, StickerYou, StickerApp, Rockin Monkey, Jakprints, and Sticker Robot. If you want to sell stickers on Etsy or just make stickers for yourself, this video is for you.
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Discounts and/or free stickers were provided from Sticker Ninja, Vinyl Disorder, Standout Stickers, StickerYou, Jakprints, and Sticker Robot. No discounts and/or free stickers were provided from StickerApp or Rockin Monkey. None of these endorsements have affected my opinions, they've simply made this video possible.
0:00 - Intro
0:43 - Sticker Ninja Overview
2:02 - Vinyl Disorder Overview
3:16 - Standout Stickers Overview
4:08 - StickerYou Overview
5:49 - StickerApp Overview
6:54 - Rockin Monkey Overview
7:48 - Jakprints Overview
9:12 - Sticker Robot Overview
10:28 - What’s the Verdict?
10:34 - Lowest Minimums
11:46 - For Tight Budgets
12:36 - Weatherproof
13:37 - Dishwasher Test
14:26 - Color Accuracy
14:41 - Contour Cuts
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Wondering how the stickers held up outside? Here's the followup video: czcams.com/video/XO0TXrC9PZA/video.html
This should have more views! I love how you explained everything and the editing is very clean, thanks for your help!
I really appreciate that, and thanks for checking out the video!
Agree! Nice, clean video. Lots of info
Totally agree
It does have more views. I just watched it.
Thanks for mentioning the environmentally friendly quality of StickerApp! For me that was a selling point.
For sure, I agree with you. I appreciate when companies make more of an effort on that front.
that price chart was such a blessing! your efforts are appreciated! small business just getting started (less than 1yr) so i'll take all the advice and consumer commentary i can find!
Glad to hear that! :) Good luck with everything!
This is such a great, in-depth look at each of these brands. Thank you for making this, this is so perfectly outlined and useful!
Thank you so much! Glad you found it useful too!
Thanks, Lisa. I’m just getting started on stickers and your video is very helpful! I appreciate your willingness to share!!!
Glad to hear, thanks for checking out the video. Good luck with the stickers!
This was the Exact video I was looking for. Thank you for the extreme details and personal experience.
That's so awesome to hear, glad it was helpful. Thanks for checking out the video!
Super informative video!!! 🤘🏻 I just came back to it for reference and decided to use Vinyl Disorder for the type & amount of stickers I need. To my pleasant surprise they're having a 50% off sale right now!! I wouldn't have ever found them if it weren't for this video, so thanks again!!!
Thanks for checking out the video, glad it was helpful! That's so rad, I didn't know they had a sale going on right now, maybe I'll order some more too! 😆
Literally the exact video I was looking for! And the only one I could find. Thanks for doing this!
So glad to hear that, thanks for checking it out!
Thank you so much for this! The quality of your video is fantastic and was very informational! 😄
I really appreciate that, thanks so much for checking it out! 😄
Such a good run down! Killed it with this. Can’t wait for more
Thanks so much! Maybe I'll do a specialty stock one next. But, I'm open to ideas!
Just what I needed! Thank you for making this video 😍❤
Glad to hear -- thanks so much for checking out the video! :)
Thank you for this video! I have never tried any of these companies but decided to order from Sticker App and I really like how I was able to clearly see what my sticker will look like before ordering . The past company I was using just gave a blurry example of what I just uploaded and it would make me worried my sticker would be blurry too! Your video was very clear and concise which is really appreciated!!
Thanks for checking it out! Glad you had a good experience with StickerApp -- they're one of my go-to's for stickers.
Just found this video. Very informative!! I just started trying stickers with my artwork. I printed my own, ordered some from Sticker App & some from Vinyl Disorder, so excited to see what I prefer and what price is best for me. I know some of these companies have coupon codes and different savings apart from quantity savings. At first I was a bit overwhelmed with all the choices of where to print my stickers, and maybe I just get them from a few different ones depending on offers and price? Or maybe stick to 1 or 2... But your video is a great! I do think that having something waterproof /UV protection is somewhat important, as a lot of stickers are exposed to the elements.
Thanks so much for checking out the video, and glad you found it helpful! You're right a lot of these vendors often have sales or promos so it's Something to consider. It's a good idea to subscribe to their mailing lists because that's usually where you'll find the best promos.
I agree with you about the UV coating. Most people who buy stickers these days expect them to last if they put them on an item that sees the outdoor elements.
Both of your sticker apps videos have helped me in my decision greatly so thank you!
That's so awesome to hear! :)
It's been a few months so I don't recall the exact number of promotional stickers I ordered from Vinyl Disorder but I have been very happy with them. These are promotional stickers I give out for free at comic cons if someone buys a certtain amount of product from me. I haven't tested the waterproof aspects of the stickers - I am simply going by look and feel and I was really impressed with the stickers I got from them.
That's so awesome to hear, and thanks for leaving feedback about them! What kind did you order, the standard gloss vinyl? I've been hoping more people will comment on their experiences with any vendors they've tried.
I ordered 500 stickers to give out for free at Pride last year from Standup Stickers and based on this I may try Vinyl Disorder for out 1000 order this year. We were very happy with Standup stickers but Vinyl Disorder is a bit cheaper.
Would you recommend split backs aka easy peel? It’s an extra cost and we are giving the stickers out for free. Not all printers seem to offer this.
Great video! Thanks for answering the question Google couldn't!
Thanks for checking it out, and glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this review! Informative and to the point. You've helped me a lot!
Glad to hear that! Thanks for checking put the video!
Thank you SO much for this info!!! Love the video.
Thanks for checking out the video! :)
Thanks so much for this! I'm currently researching offering stickers in my art practice, but had never previously heard of these sticker printers. Great comparison testing on a good-sized field. 💖
Thank you! They all have their pros and cons depending on what's most important to you. Glad this helped on your research journey!
This was great! Thank you for this video!!
Thanks for checking it out!
Love this video!
I’ve only ever used sticker app and sticker mule so it was nice to see other companies and how they stacked up.
I will say maybe it’s changed since this video was posted but I personally don’t like sticker app.
Though the prices are cheaper the quality can be iffy.
I got stickers in both matte and glossy and glossy looked way better as the matte was twice as thin and the colors got muddy since I didn’t have straight solid colors like the example you showed.
The glossy was clearer color wise but was rather thick but is a way where if you looked at it from the side you can see the thin vinyl of the sticker and then a thick layer of the gloss. This for me made it look really cheap and I feel like the layers would eventually separate They haven’t yet but I still worry.
For now my go to is still sticker mule as it’s one layer and the colors in the matte are very solid and not muddy.
The only thing I have to say about sticker mule is I always have to turn my colors up in saturation just a hair if I want it to be super SUPER vibrant colors
Thanks! I appreciate you sharing your experiences. I tried StickerMule years ago, but didn't like how the stickers came out. I thought the cut was bad and the colors were muddy -- your note about turning up the saturation makes sense. Maybe I'll give them another shot.
Thanks so much for this, it’s so helpful in deciding. I wished they offered free shipping. Love your design style btw!
Thanks so much! Glad the video was helpful! :)
As someone who has used Rockin' Monkey, I'm conflicted on whether or not I can recommend them.
Agree with everything that was said in the video about color accuracy, vibrancy, and durability, but I can't get behind their lack of quality control. Some batches are perfect and some come with off-centered cuts, a jagged perimeter on the laminate of what I'm assuming is the blade that is used for cutting, and pricks/ small holes (I don't know the word, sorry) in the stickers. The small pricks are scattered throughout the designs. On the smaller 2x2 stickers its not as noticeable, but I sell peekers so a lot of the time, there are many of these pricks. I don't know what causes that. Some batches come with a lot of B-grade stickers, which the company is super nice about reprinting. But i've always had to wait 3+ weeks for my original sticker order so I'm not too happy with having to wait longer.
Don't get me wrong, they are great stickers and have beautiful quality. Great for beginners like me when starting out. But now that my shop is a little bigger, I can't really take the chance on getting those bad batches.
Thanks for your input! That's definitely something that would be easily missed from just 1 print run with them, so I appreciate you sharing your experiences as a repeat customer. That's disappointing to hear but glad to hear they'll reprint the bad batches. Those bad batches definitely shouldn't pass QC to begin with, though.
My one and only experience so far has been positive - but I will say I agree with the wait. They claim 7-13 days I believe if not sooner. But it took longer than that to arrive. It’s a very long wait considering they offer the option to “expedite” your order faster by giving them a deadline. I feel like everyone just makes up an excuse as to why they need them asap which leaves the rest of us waiting. 🤷🏻♂️
Which company did you end up going with for long term?
This video has so much value. Thank you
For sure, thanks for checking it out! :)
This was so helpful! Thanks, Lisa!!
So glad to hear that! Thanks for checking out the vid!
Thank you so much for making this!
For sure! Thanks so much for checking out the video :)
Thank you for this video! Super well done and very informative :)
Thank you so much! :)
Such an awesome resource-thank you!
Thank you! :)
This was sooooo helpful! Thank you sis!
Glad to hear, thanks for watching!
The best sitcker video on CZcams I have ever seen!
Thanks so much dude! There aren't many compare vids out there, mostly unboxings, so I thought it was a good hole to fill!
@@redhalftone you did it perfectly.
This was super helpful! Thank you
Glad to hear, thanks for checking out the video!
This is an incredible video! Well done!
Thank you so much!
This was the best guide video ever 🙏
I really appreciate that! 😄
Very interesting and well presented . I find it KoOL how stickers are made. I draw and one day hope to get some stickers done. One oddball thing I do with the stickers I collect is the smell test.. yes , may be odd but there is a certain smell that goes along with well made stickers. I personally would use the silkscreen method as "true ink " is used. Thanks again .. PEACE from Western CANADA
Thanks so much! When you mentioned the smell test I was totally thinking of scratch and sniff stickers haha. Silkscreen is definitely pretty nice! Good luck with the sticker-making!
Very thorough! Thank you so much!
For sure, thanks for checking out the video!
Amazing video. Great useful information!! Thank you
Thanks for checking it out!
Thank you this has been so helpful!
Glad to hear! :)
This is an outstanding video. I've used sticker robot for years as I really enjoy their screen printed quality, and their price per peice really helps profitability. However, it looks like I need to branch out!
Thanks so much for checking it out! For sure, Sticker Robot is definitely quality and the pricing is good if you want to do bigger runs. Really all of these vendors have their pros and cons. Depends on what you’re looking for!
This is F I R E!!!! Thank you!
Thanks so much!!
Great video! Really helpful!
Thank you, and glad it was helpful!
Really incredible video! Thank you
Thanks so much!
This was so nice and informative!
Glad it was helpful and thanks for checking out the video!
Those is awesome Lisa, and super helpful. I'm looking forward to the results of the outdoor test. If you've got stickers to spare, I've got another test that might be useful - a peel test! I've found that some stickers are harder to peel after you've had them for awhile vs when you first receive them.
Speaking to these vendors specifically, I've used sticker ninja, sticker app, sticker robot and jak prints, and they're all great in different ways that you've mentioned. I'd love to see a review of some of the special materials they use in the future. Also wanted to point out that sticker app just started offering back printing as well though I haven't tried it. Also, sticker robot's back print is B&W only, while sticker app and jak prints do full color.
Finally, when it comes to cutting, keep in mind that most vendors will let you submit your own dieline. I've done this with all the vendors I mentioned in order to get full bleed (edge-to-edge) designs. Just make sure you ask them what their safety margins are first. I think most say 1/8" safety with the same size bleed, but that may vary.
Thanks, Brandy! You made tons of great points and filled in crucial info -- thanks for that! A peel test sounds like a good idea. Maybe I'll let them sit for a few months and give it a try. I have to do a 6 month follow up with the outdoor bit as well anyway. Specialty stocks seems like a good next video. A lot people were asking about those when I originally mentioned making this one.
Very helpful!! Thank you!!! 🖤
Thanks for checking out the video!
U deff sound like a sticker expert! Thanks for your insight
Ahh thank you!
Great video, looking forward to see how those stickers hold up in the environment. I only have experience with StickerYou with one batch of stickers. I can say they don't seem to hold up well outside, my stickers have begin to fade around 4-6 months.
Thanks! I agree with you, StickerYou seemed to perform the worst out of all of these. The outdoor durability video is up now, btw!
Awesome comparison!
Thank you!
You've probably made other videos on this by now, but I would love for you to review stickermule. I typically use vinyl disorder, but when I can get a good deal on sticker mule, I go with them. This was such an awesome video! I do want to say if anyone has looked into stickerla to be warned. I spent almost $200 with StickerLA and the print was horrible. When I reached out for help on their website and Facebook and email, no one ever replied. So I was out $200 for some really crappy stickers. The colors were all blurred, all the details were blurred, and the colors were muddied and grainy. Just a heads up for people.
Thanks for checking out the video! A few people have asked about StickerMule. They would have appeared in this video but they declined when I asked them. I may do another video like this with more vendors and see if they're interested again. I have tried them in the past (long time ago) and if memory serves, I prefer other vendors over them. I haven't heard of StickerLA, but that's good to know. It might be worth putting them in a comparison video to show where they stand, though.
Wonderful video!! Great content keep it up
Thanks so much!
Amazing video! Thanks
Thank you!
WOW, VERRRRY INFORMATIVE!! AWESOME
Thanks! :)
Well done!
Thanks so much, Brandt! :)
Super helpful! I’ve sent a ton to Sticker Mule but have wanted to branch out and try some others. I appreciate your in depth breakdown. Which the cut lines, do you provide a dueling or leave that up to the vendor to create?
I left it up to vendor in this case because I wanted to see how they would handle them. I know not everyone -- especially those starting out has a grasp on how to set them up, so I figured this would be a good thing to look at. On the regular, I usually set them up myself.
I use sticker mule. Shipping is free and I don’t pay any duties which is so good since I’m purchasing from overseas. I save on shipping and duties. I don’t know any other sticker shops that offer free shipping
Sticker Mule is who I use also. Love them!
So helpful! Brava!
Thanks, glad it was helpful!
Interesting. I used Sticker Mule, as they had a 10 stickers for $1 promo. They were a matte finish and had a sort of satin texture to them. They also allowed for me to specify the off set, or how much white was around it, and that was cool. I've since learned how to make stickers myself, printing on vinyl, cold laminating, then contour cutting, but I can only do glossy finishes. So that's what I'm selling in store. I tested them out on my car for a few months before releasing them. No dishwasher to test, but handwashing seems fine.
If these get busy enough to warrant just having them outside printed I'd be willing to give Stciker Mule another order and give one of these guys a try to compare. Probably sticker app. Have about 8 designs so far, but about 5 that do best.
I'm off to find your 6 months later video. Thanks this was informative and hopefully useful down the line.
Thanks for sharing your experience with Sticker Mule. I was hoping more people would chime in with experiences! How did the Sticker Mule sticker hold up on your car? I'm guessing that would be a really telling experiment for outdoor durability.
@redhalftone actually I never tried it out. By the time they arrived I figured out how to make my own. But you're right. Trying both out on the car, at the same time, to see how it fairs would be a good test. Similar to yours. I'm by Detroit and get a good mix of weather.
Fantastic video
Thank you!
Thanks
Worth noting that StickerApp's Matte Laminate is -not- UV protected. I typically order matte only, so thats one of the deciding factors for me.
Good to know. I still have the test board I made outside to see how much they fade over time.
Thanks this is helpful
Welcome, glad to hear!
I've only had good experiences with Sticker Mule.
One thing I've learned tho is to make sure and read the terms and services... cause if you have your own logo some websites say they can use your logo for whatever they want.
Thanks for the detailed break down, does your cost include shipping cost?
Thanks for checking out the video. I didn't include the shipping cost since that can vary a bit depending on the method and where you're located.
Dope! I've been pondering printing some slaps for a while now. With so many companies out there, this info helps. Namely the pricing chart. Thanks Lisa!
Wondering how the clear or those holographic ones hold up?
Thanks, glad to hear this was useful! After doing this, I kind of want to do a specialty stock video.
I think sticker app is the most customizable and best for added metallic / holo / cracked ice / other special materials & finishes to certain parts of the sticker.
I agree with you, but I also haven't tried specialty stocks with many other vendors. But, yeah, I've been really happy with StickerApps stuff.
legend, thank you
Thanks for checking out the video! :)
Thanks for the informative video! This helped me a lot!
Does anyone know if these companies print any transparent designs? I'm trying to look into selling stickers but most of my current designs look better without a white border.
Thanks for checking it out! StickerApp prints transparent -- I've tried it and recommend it. All of the vendors mentioned in the video do as well, but I haven't tried those.
Thank youuuu
Thanks for watching!
this helps alot im still not 100% sure who to go with though ive narrowed it down.im looking for the best quality at the cheapest price though sticker robots cool printing method has me intrigued its just a little more pricy.
Glad it helped. I'd say Vinyl Disorder is a pretty good mix of cheaper cost for good quality.
I have used sticker app and I love everything about my stickers
Good to hear, they're one of my favs
I’m shopping around for a supplier. Was hoping to find a POD but I don’t know if their quality is as good. Do you?
I personally love StickerApp. I have a friend who’s an artist who’s been using them for years. I have a few of his gloss stickers on my van that still look great after 3 years outside in the harsh Aussie weather. So that’ll be my pick if I end up having to store my own inventory. Still would prefer POD as I travel full time & holding inventory would be tricky.
I'm also a big fan of StickerApp- they're my go-to. I have yet to find a POD vendor that even touches the quality of most of the vendors in the video. The other issue I ran into with PODs aside from the product not being as high quality, is the fact that their prints are inconsistent. Personally, I just can't put out a lack-luster product and have even further inconsistencies. Maybe I'll eventually try to do a review on all POD companies for a good across-the-board comparison.
Can you do a review on VulgrCo?
What material did you pick on sticker app for the glossy finish. I don’t see glossy material on the website?
I just emailed them and asked for matte and they gave it to me. I'd shoot them an email.
when you say a softer cut like, do you mean like the feel of it on the edge? I like for my stickers to be rounded down and smooth so no dirty and grime sticks around the edges. I have stickers from sticker app and they're sharp on the edges
I mean rounded edges as in there are no pointed, hard-angled edges. I guess I just don't like rounded contours :). I haven't noticed any grime or edges collecting dust in the rounded vs sharp edge contours. I know what you mean by the grime though, but it appears to have to to do with some vendors having a bit of adhesive around the edges. I'm guessing this has to do with how they cut them -- laser vs. plotter cutter. I think the laser-cut ones get stickier and attract the grime. I've resorted to leaving them in the ziploc bags they come in to mitigate this.
For your cut to shape stickers, how east are they to peel off from the backing? Have you run into any issues where your damage/crease/wrinkle a sticker when removing a sticker from the backing?
Most of these don't have the cutback to remove the backing, but overall I haven't had issues removing the stickers. The sticker material is substantial (more like plastic / not like paper) enough to not create wrinkles or creases.
Thanks for the reply. Very helpful. @@redhalftone
I don't put them in the dishwasher, I put them on the dishwasher.
Cheers!
Haha nice! :)
I was very disappointed in my order (which was very large) from Rockin' Monkey. I would not recommend them. I sent a very high rez file and the print was blurry and the edges rough. Came out much better when I reordered from sticker mule. I prefer SticerkApp for cost / speed. Sticker Mule for thick tough feeling stickers, but are a bit more costly. -- Thanks for this video I'm always curious about other options.
Thanks for sharing your experiences with all of those vendors. Glad this video was insightful!
really helpfull video, thanks! I have used stickerapp, but my stickers where way to dark...I don't know how to prevent it! My artworks are way lighter and on my laptop they look way lighter as well.
Hmmm Technically speaking, you should export files for print in the CMYK color profile, but I found with StickerApp exporting them in RGB ends up yielding better color. Could it possibly have to do with color profiles?
@@redhalftone don't know! An photographer made a really good photo of my works and I scan my drawings, I'm gonna search for what you're saying. Thanks for responding!!
are you still planning to make a follow up video about the outdoor wear?
Yes! I have it halfway done. Should be ready soon!
The outdoor durability video is up now, btw!
Sorry if you've already addressed this question, but do any of the mentioned businesses do print on demand or drop shipping? If not, do you know of any? I'm looking for a POD/drop shipping company that does a contour die cut/kiss cut sticker instead of on a sheet. Thanks in advance!
Hey, none of the ones mentioned in the video do printing on demand or drop shipping. You could try Printful. They do what you're looking for in both kiss-cut and sheets. I've never printed stickers with them so I don't know about the quality. I actually use Printful for print-on-demand and drop shipping art prints. It connects nicely with Shopify and I'm happy with them so far.
@@redhalftone Thanks for the reply! Yeah, I've been checking out Printful, Printify and other POD companies, but all of their stickers come out on a sheet, regardless of the type of sticker. Was hoping someone knew of a way to get stickers contour cut where the backing is the same shape as the sticker itself from a POD company so I don't have to order 50+ stickers and then ship myself. Contour cut stickers just look much more high-end/premium.
@@Youngj723 Yeah, the contour cuts look way better. I'll let you know if I come across anything.
You should give us a review :)
I'm trying sticker robot but I'm not sure if the colors will be right. I converted my files to CMYK but when I check the previews on the site the colors are all completely off
I'd ask them if they could send a digital proof and then compare their proof to your CMYK file. However, looking at color on screens is usually not very telling because colors can vary quite a bit and just not be represented accurately. But I'd start with the proof. Good luck!
I was wondering which custom sticker brand would you prefer for preference and good quality
My go-to is StickerApp. I really like their overall product. The print quality is top-notch and in my experience, they print on quality vinyl that lasts. They're definitely not the most affordable of the bunch but if quality is at the top of your list, that's who I recommend.
Can you do a review on sticker blitz?
Yeah, I plan to review some more sticker companies.
We are good to :)
Would you recommend glossy for black and white designs?
Yeah, I actually think the contrast is better on glossy rather than matte. Sometimes matte ends up looking more washed out.
@@redhalftone Thanks!
which on would you recommend for someone starting an etsy shop? ive never made stickers before or bought from any of these websites, im wanting to make stickers of cartoony people, animals, etc
If you're just starting out and you're still experimenting with the art/seeing what designs people gravitate to buying, I'd start with one of the cheaper vendors like Vinyl Disorder. That way, it will be pretty low cost and your budget will likely go further. Once you've kind of established yourself you could check out some of the other ones. I personally really like StickerApp and they do effects stickers like holographic, glitter, metallic, etc.... better than many of the others.
@@redhalftone thank you!
Does anyone know where I can get some assorted stickers printed? I want different designs but only want maybe two or three of each one?
Of these vendors, check out vinyl disorder. When you click on their cut to shape stickers, you'll see a grey box at the bottom of the quantities section that says"need just one?". You could probably order them all individually that way. Overall it will be more expensive per sticker, though.
This is prolly a dumb question but if I want to print stickers with fluorescent colors in the design, what are the options? Is that a particular printing process or sticker material or can any printing service generally do prints with fluorescent inks? Thanks.
With digital/CMYK printing you won't be able to achieve fluorescent colors. The digital/CMYK process is what most of these vendors offer. You'll want to look for a vendor that offers silkscreen/screenprinting and will Pantone color match or at the very least will offer the basic fluorescent inks. Of these vendors, Sticker Robot actually does offer screen-printed stickers with Pantone color matching so it's likely you could achieve this with them. However, keep in mind that it will be more expensive than what's shown in this video because you're getting into specialty printing.
@@redhalftone Okay, thanks. I figured fluorescent inks might involve screen printing. I appreciate 👍
Does anyone know if any of these vendors are listed in Printful or Printify to print on demand my sticker designs?
These are all independent vendors that don't offer print-on-demand services. I have experience with Printful and don't recommend them for stickers. I can't speak for them all, but every print-on-demand service lacks quality compared to a regular vendor with minimums such as these. I know the drop shipping aspect of Printful is super convenient, but if you care about quality it's not the way.
I have a question do you know any stickers companies that can allow you to have free samples of your own stickers
None of these do, and I've never come across one that does. Some will send you a pack of past stickers they've made to show you their various stocks and materials. Otherwise, your best bet is to go with some of the ones I mentioned with low minimums that allow you to print 1 sticker to see how your design is looking printed. Vinyl Disorder was best for this in this bunch.
@@redhalftone tysm for telling me I wasn't sure if there some that did or not but I really appreciate you telling me that I'll look into what you have recommended but again thank you
@@mooncrystalnight5300 Happy to help!
My go to vendor is Sticker Mule. I hate that Rockin Monkey can’t give me a definitive date on when I’ll receive them. Sticker You has been great when a need just a few. Thanks for the great video!
Thanks for checking it out and sharing your experiences with those vendors!
What's the six month update on the stickers outside?
Working on the video, but most of them held up. Some are starting to come up a bit around the edges.
The outdoor sticker durability video is up now, btw!
Zug monster sticker for me is the best
I'll have to try them
So I'm ready to buy now... What are your results of the outdoor endurance test?... Its 8 months later...
I know! haha I have the video partially finished and I really need to sit down and just get it done. But since you asked, the short of it is: color-wise they all held up pretty well. The stickers by Sticker You and Jakprints started peeling up from the surface I stuck them on a little around the edges.
@@redhalftone Ok, while I have you... Your choice between Rockin Monkey and Vinyl Disorder for quality and longevity first, then price? I've used Sticker Robot in the past and they were fine but have zero experience with others.
@@Coldgecko Rockin Monkey and Vinyl Disorder are super similar in many regards, price aside. If you care about presentation/you're going to sell them you might not want to go with vinyl disorder because In my experience the edges of the backing paper were a bit ragged. It didn't affect the sticker itself, but its a minor detail to consider. If you're fine with that I'd choose them over Rockin Monkey. If that's a deal breaker, go with Rockin Monkey.
The outdoor sticker durability video is up now, btw!
Who has the fastest shipping?
TLDR: they're all about the same unless you choose rush shipping.
It's hard to say. None of these arrived particularly fast because each printer requires production time on top of shipping time and it depends on how busy they are when you order. Some vendors have updated their shipping times since I ordered these over a year ago so I wouldn't exactly know currently. When rolling with regular shipping I usually account for 5-10 business days before I expect to my order to arrive.
Damn this video...
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Thanks for checking it out!
Not sure I want to watch the whole thing. Did you mention which was the best place in your opinion to buy stickers?
If you wantch from 10:29 you'll see the top contenders for what's most important to you (lowest minimums, on a budget, etc...). My favorite vendor is StickerApp, however they're not the most affordable option here and that's a deal breaker for some.
@@redhalftoneThanks for getting back to me. While I am looking to create logo stickers, I am also looking to do custom lettering as well to put across the windows of my truck & sides of my camper. I could not find lettering on StickerApp and Vinyl Disorder does not show a reasonable preview of what lettering would look like in a "real-life" situation.
As you know there are a LOT of vinyl graphic stores on the internet. Would I be correct in assuming that you only highlighted the "stores" that were willing to "play ball" with you? If so, than this is only a fair comparison among the stores you listed as I have had some success with Red Bubble and Vista Print. Price is not the main concern, ease of use with the interface online while creating my design is very important. I really want to see what the product will look like BEFORE I spend my money. I spent over $200 on vinyl graphics on 4 stickers at a local business who did all of the printing and placement on a former vehicle.
Thank you for your efforts in providing a look at a few sticker stores but as I stated, the ones I looked at StickerApp/Vinyl Disorder fell short when it came to working with their online software.
@@doctorkayak All of the vendors shown in this video specialize in vinyl stickers (more so in the stick-it-on-your-water bottle, street slaps, or laptop sticker sense) and are the some of the major players in that particular space. I wouldn’t count on these vendors for vinyl lettering - most don’t even offer that. I know Vinyl Disorder offers vinyl lettering but I’ve personally never ordered that from them so I’m not sure of the quality.
The best way to see real-life work would be to check out a company’s social media, but even then you might not find anything. Printers are terrible at showing off their work. My 2-cents - if you’re looking for cut vinyl letters for a vehicle, go to a local sign shop or a shop that does vehicle wraps. I work with a lot of companies in the automotive space as my main job and anytime we design graphics for race cars or trailers we stick to local shops.
Do you know anybody that does epoxy stickers?
StickerApp does
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This definitely isn't an exhaustive list. Maybe I can expand this with a part 2 at some point.