Merch & physical
Physical product without inventory risk: pre-order-driven vinyl and CD pressing, plus the merch layer over in fan funding. Physical is the highest-margin thing a small act sells.
- Ambient Inks — Touring acts ready for real batch merch done ethically. Established independent artists and touring acts that have predictable merch demand and want a sustainability-focused hands-on partner to manage production, inventory, e-commerce, creative development and fulfillment.
- Atomic Disc — Independent artists needing professional small-batch CDs or larger replicated runs.
- Bandwear — Artists with steady merch demand who want one partner to manufacture, store and ship products.
- Diggers Factory — European vinyl pre-orders pressed closer to EU fans. Independent artists and labels with enough engaged fans to preorder at least 100 vinyl copies but who want to avoid financing a full pressing before proving demand.
- Disc Makers — US acts selling physical at shows. Independent artists and labels in the U.S. that want professionally manufactured CDs or vinyl for merch tables, online stores, fan packages and album launches.
- Disc Manufacturing Services — UK and European artists producing professional physical releases in planned quantities.
- Gelato — Artists with an ecommerce store and geographically distributed fans who want to test merchandise without inventory.
- Hello Merch — Artist-friendly bulk merch and fulfillment at touring scale. Established independent artists and labels with consistent merch demand that want one partner to handle manufacturing, inventory, storefront operations and fan fulfillment.
- Kunaki — Artists testing physical demand or needing very small runs without setup costs.
- Music Glue — Artists with an active audience who want music, merchandise and ticket sales under one system.
- Pirates Press — Artists and labels with proven physical demand who want distinctive vinyl configurations.
- Precision Record Pressing — North American vinyl runs without a middleman markup. Independent artists and labels that can sell at least 100 records and want extensive color and packaging options, test pressings and fulfillment under one provider.
- Printful — Testing merch designs with zero inventory or upfront cost.
- Spreadshop — Artists who want a simple, risk-free merchandise shop without managing production or inventory.
- Teemill — Artists whose brand aligns with sustainability and who want inventory-free apparel.