jmerrill Posted February 26 Posted February 26 I'm looking at selling books on my site through some print-on-demand service. Lulu is the current service I'm looking at but based on research so far it looks like there's no direct integration between Lulu and SS. However, I did come across a service called Onlizer and wondered if anyone has tried this or knows anything about them and if it works.
talkmarioncounty247 Posted February 27 Posted February 27 I have been a member here for many years, and am hoping for an option to somehow print/publish my work from this platform. Any advice? Is this even possible?
jama1234 Posted April 11 Posted April 11 I'm glad to see this question being asked. Does Squarespace have integrations with any print-on-demand (POD) book services like IngramSpark, Lulu, or Bookvault?
lspierce Posted September 14 Posted September 14 If you're looking to automate your POD orders, I’d recommend checking out my company Demon (demondms.com). It integrates with your Squarespace store and IngramSpark so your customers can place orders, and Demon handles the print-on-demand ordering automatically—no need to manually fill orders. It connects with your Squarespace using OAuth, then handles all of your print-on-demand order placement for you. It handles international orders (like selecting the printing region, and it even does the two factor automatically if you set it up to) and there's no limit to the number of orders. There's good documentation, it ingests your products from IngramSpark automatically when you set up the integration, and for individual publishers with at most 10 POD products it's just $19.99 a month. It's not free, but it also takes away a lot of manual work. It also handles things that other systems don't, like placing POD orders across multiple different distributors. IngramSpark has no API, and they haven't played ball with any integrations. I added this feature over the last year because of the closing of well-loved Small Press Distribution, which forced lots of small presses into tons of manual labor they couldn't afford to be doing. It does it by acting like a user - Demon has 3 dedicated servers that actually go out and do the work of placing the orders, getting the products, etc, 24/7. It is currently processing the orders for 3 medium-sized publishers every day. Here's the documentation for Demon's IngramSpark and Squarespace integrations. Demon is a tool primarily used by small- to medium-sized publishers, and it has been around for about 5 years now. jmerrill 1
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