0 € upfront. We only produce what's already sold.

I do. Once we lock the design and open pre-orders, I reserve the production slots and material on my side. Your only risk is whether your audience pre-orders enough to hit our agreed minimum (typically 25 pieces).

We refund every pre-order and post-mortem the campaign. No one pays a cancellation fee. The design stays yours either way — you can re-launch it later with more lead time, or move on.

Before we go live, I produce one finished sample of the piece — full hand-finishing, NFC programmed, ready to photograph. You see exactly what your audience will receive. Sample cost is rolled into the campaign budget; if the drop happens it's free; if you cancel the design before launch, the sample is invoiced at €25.

Bandcamp, Shopify pre-order, a direct Stripe payment link, or a custom landing page — whatever fits your audience. I support all of them, no opinion on which is "best", just on what your fans already use.

You set it. I tell you the production cost and a margin range that most artists land on (typically 70–90 % over cost). What you charge above that is yours — same model as the package "recommended sale price" on /merch.

Extra stock is added on top of the pre-order run at production cost, paid upfront. Those extras ship to you (not your fans) so you have inventory for tours, conventions, or whatever physical retail you run.

Two to four weeks. Longer drops get a steeper conversion curve early, then plateau; shorter drops feel rushed and miss the long-tail share/repost reach. We can pick a window that matches your announcement cadence — I have no fixed rule.