So how to add addtitional product shipping price to that? I can't find it. First product in Printiful shipping price is $3.99, but additional products is +$1.25. I try to do that but it only shows one area.
Matching wix shipping with printful's seems to be impossible. As TheNerdShelves explained, setting up a shipping cost for one item is easy. It's when someone is getting multiple items...there's just no way to integrate that! For example, according to printful someone should be able to buy a sticker for $3.50 and then add another sticker for just 5 cents. There's no easy way to calculate that. Also, if you set different regions, the customer can select whichever rate they want even though the rate should be atomatically selected for them based on the "arbitrary weight." So someone can buy a poster with a shipping rate of 4.99 and then select one of the different, lower prices like the 3.50 rate for stickers and then continue on their merry way. If the only way to integrate shipping is to learn how to properly integrate them into product prices then THEY SHOULD SAY THAT RIGHT OFF THE BAT so that we don't waste precious time trying to figure this impossible thing out.
Still not clear. I appreciate clarity on all the options and considerations, but pricing, taxes and shipping are still complex. I've been stuck for days because there are so many considerations to attend to.
Hello MPS, I'm having a hard time understanding the shipping part of this video, and a few other questions. My company provides free shipping worldwide. I have to integrate the shipping and the prices, correct? Will it automatically adjust somehow depending on where the user lives? Is there anything else I have to do besides hit the "Free Shipping Option" on that drop down menu at 8:50 or should I do rate by weight??? As I am starting a brand new startup, what is the cheapest option for this? I'd like to try and keep it at free shipping, but maybe I should work up to that? What do you suggest I do to save some money on my end of this? Also, was curious what should we write for the Store Policy Page, and the Shipping and Returns Page? I'm not by any means well versed in the laws related to these, and I want this to be presented well and customers to be happy. If someone wants a refund, how do we do that with Printful, and Wix? Do they have a way of handling that? Thanks for this video series, it's been really helpful this far. I'm almost ready to launch, just got to fix the shipping and add products to my site.
Also, MPS you mentioned in your video if we'd like to watch a pricing psychology video to let you know, and I would love that. I have some idea of what it is, but I'd love it if you could explain it further, or maybe you already did so, please let me know :D Thanks so much for your help, I'll be watching more videos from you.
This question isn’t relevant to this video but I’m trying to find a tutorial on how to make a page that makes It appear you are switching to different pages but you’re on the same page ( like the blog where you can click on the categories and it transitions to that different section yet doesn’t switch the page). Do you have a tutorial on this?
Setting up the shipping method is easy. what's literally impossible is matching the shipping rates to printful's shipping costs. There is no way to sync the two and there is an article with an example using 19 different combinations of categories calculated with different shipping costs, but Wix only allows 10 different weight categories. Because Printful charges different costs per item, depending on how many items you purchase, there is just no way to match this in Wix. Can you please offer any suggestions of how to most closely match Printful's shipping calculations with our Wix store?
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS...Omg...40 hours later, reading everything on their site and talking to Printful people...nobody gets it. If sell a 2 lb mug and it ships for $6.99...the second mug on Wix would be calculated as 4lbs and thus jack up the shipping price an additional 6.99 for shipping...but Printful's 2nd mug shipping cost is only 4. No consumer will want to pay $13 to ship 2 mugs or even worse 2 pieces of poster paper.
@@wateringseeds exactly. I literally spent months trying to figure it out and contacted them several times. Ended up using a completely different company because I got burnt too many times by printful. 3 orders in a row, I needed to make up the extra shipping and ended up losing money. We can't use printful and have added new merch to our site from a different company. The sad part is, when I was in contact with them I said if this can't be fixed, you've last a customer. They basically said, "oh well!" 🙄
Hi. I saw the video, thanks for the content shared. One more subscriber. I would to clarify a doubt I have if that is no problem for you. So, I have a premium plan wix website, having some problems with the design. If I choose a web design already made, just changing the informations, when I publish it will integrate automatically on my domain, even having previous design in construction? Thank you
This is a comment that was posted by someone else. Does anyone have an answer or response. I contacted Printful, who told me to contact Wix, who told me they will get back to me. Here goes: "If sell a 2 lb. mug and it ships for $6.99...the second mug on Wix would be calculated as 4lbs and thus jack up the shipping price an additional 6.99 for shipping...but Printful's 2nd mug shipping cost is only 4. No consumer will want to pay $13 to ship 2 mugs or even worse 2 pieces of poster paper" Here's another one: "Hi is there a way to make the shipping cost cheaper if the customer is buying the same product more than 1 time. Cause right now Wix just multiplies the shipping cost when adding more of the same product" and the last one: "The shipping method should match. This is a lot of work people and profit is affected because they don’t make the technical connection needed to calculate proper shipping" Thank you.
So how to add addtitional product shipping price to that? I can't find it. First product in Printiful shipping price is $3.99, but additional products is +$1.25. I try to do that but it only shows one area.
Matching wix shipping with printful's seems to be impossible. As TheNerdShelves explained, setting up a shipping cost for one item is easy. It's when someone is getting multiple items...there's just no way to integrate that! For example, according to printful someone should be able to buy a sticker for $3.50 and then add another sticker for just 5 cents. There's no easy way to calculate that.
Also, if you set different regions, the customer can select whichever rate they want even though the rate should be atomatically selected for them based on the "arbitrary weight." So someone can buy a poster with a shipping rate of 4.99 and then select one of the different, lower prices like the 3.50 rate for stickers and then continue on their merry way. If the only way to integrate shipping is to learn how to properly integrate them into product prices then THEY SHOULD SAY THAT RIGHT OFF THE BAT so that we don't waste precious time trying to figure this impossible thing out.
This guy is really good at explaining, keep up the good work. Thanks
Thank you!
Still not clear. I appreciate clarity on all the options and considerations, but pricing, taxes and shipping are still complex.
I've been stuck for days because there are so many considerations to attend to.
Hello MPS,
I'm having a hard time understanding the shipping part of this video, and a few other questions.
My company provides free shipping worldwide. I have to integrate the shipping and the prices, correct? Will it automatically adjust somehow depending on where the user lives?
Is there anything else I have to do besides hit the "Free Shipping Option" on that drop down menu at 8:50 or should I do rate by weight??? As I am starting a brand new startup, what is the cheapest option for this? I'd like to try and keep it at free shipping, but maybe I should work up to that? What do you suggest I do to save some money on my end of this?
Also, was curious what should we write for the Store Policy Page, and the Shipping and Returns Page? I'm not by any means well versed in the laws related to these, and I want this to be presented well and customers to be happy. If someone wants a refund, how do we do that with Printful, and Wix? Do they have a way of handling that?
Thanks for this video series, it's been really helpful this far. I'm almost ready to launch, just got to fix the shipping and add products to my site.
Also, MPS you mentioned in your video if we'd like to watch a pricing psychology video to let you know, and I would love that. I have some idea of what it is, but I'd love it if you could explain it further, or maybe you already did so, please let me know :D
Thanks so much for your help, I'll be watching more videos from you.
This question isn’t relevant to this video but I’m trying to find a tutorial on how to make a page that makes It appear you are switching to different pages but you’re on the same page ( like the blog where you can click on the categories and it transitions to that different section yet doesn’t switch the page). Do you have a tutorial on this?
Not currently, but I can look to create one
Wix Training Academy thank you my good sir
Setting up the shipping method is easy. what's literally impossible is matching the shipping rates to printful's shipping costs. There is no way to sync the two and there is an article with an example using 19 different combinations of categories calculated with different shipping costs, but Wix only allows 10 different weight categories. Because Printful charges different costs per item, depending on how many items you purchase, there is just no way to match this in Wix. Can you please offer any suggestions of how to most closely match Printful's shipping calculations with our Wix store?
Allow me to reach out to my contact at Printful for this.
@@TheWixTrainingAcademy Did you receive an answer for this question?
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS...Omg...40 hours later, reading everything on their site and talking to Printful people...nobody gets it. If sell a 2 lb mug and it ships for $6.99...the second mug on Wix would be calculated as 4lbs and thus jack up the shipping price an additional 6.99 for shipping...but Printful's 2nd mug shipping cost is only 4. No consumer will want to pay $13 to ship 2 mugs or even worse 2 pieces of poster paper.
@@wateringseeds exactly. I literally spent months trying to figure it out and contacted them several times. Ended up using a completely different company because I got burnt too many times by printful. 3 orders in a row, I needed to make up the extra shipping and ended up losing money. We can't use printful and have added new merch to our site from a different company. The sad part is, when I was in contact with them I said if this can't be fixed, you've last a customer. They basically said, "oh well!" 🙄
@@TheWixTrainingAcademy Any updates on this?
Hi. I saw the video, thanks for the content shared. One more subscriber. I would to clarify a doubt I have if that is no problem for you. So, I have a premium plan wix website, having some problems with the design. If I choose a web design already made, just changing the informations, when I publish it will integrate automatically on my domain, even having previous design in construction? Thank you
Thank you! Can you further explain this?
This is a comment that was posted by someone else. Does anyone have an answer or response. I contacted Printful, who told me to contact Wix, who told me they will get back to me. Here goes: "If sell a 2 lb. mug and it ships for $6.99...the second mug on Wix would be calculated as 4lbs and thus jack up the shipping price an additional 6.99 for shipping...but Printful's 2nd mug shipping cost is only 4. No consumer will want to pay $13 to ship 2 mugs or even worse 2 pieces of poster paper" Here's another one: "Hi is there a way to make the shipping cost cheaper if the customer is buying the same product more than 1 time. Cause right now Wix just multiplies the shipping cost when adding more of the same product" and the last one: "The shipping method should match. This is a lot of work people and profit is affected because they don’t make the technical connection needed to calculate proper shipping" Thank you.
Barbra, did you ever find out how to solve this issue? I'm facing the same.
@@NMAlvi No, it is not addressed in shipping videos 😞
Does Printful service and deliver to South Africa where I currently live?
I believe so! You can check the map to confirm
I wished you were a little more thorough on setting up shipping rates. For example, actually doing it. Other than that good tutorial.