Starter spots open · 50+ spots left
Launch merch for your stream, channel or community — or put your original art on it. DRXP.SHOP handles printing, shipping, checkout and support, and pays you monthly. The first 100 partners keep 80% of the net profit on every sale, for as long as they stay with us. After those 100 spots go, new partners join on 50/50. No inventory. No upfront cost.
Over half the 100 spots are still open · your rate is locked the day we accept you
Before anything else
The thing content creators ask us first, so we'll answer it first: joining doesn't tie you down. There's one written Partner Agreement — the same for every partner, with a plain-language summary at the top — and it's built to stay out of your way.
Fourthwall, Streamlabs, UwU Market, Redbubble, your own Shopify, con tables, Ko-fi, Gumroad — run all of them at once with the same designs. We are one shelf your merch sits on, not the shelf.
No minimum streams, posts or mentions, no design quota, no drop schedule, no minimum sales. Only a campaign you agree to in writing has deliverables. Go quiet for six months and you still get paid on anything that sells.
End it with written notice — an email counts — any day, for any reason. We finish orders already placed, delist your products, and pay your final balance. No termination fee.
It's all in writing in the DRXP.SHOP Partner Agreement. Read it before you apply, and ask us about anything in it.
The split
We take a share of the net profit, not of your sale price and never of your rights. What changes between the rates is only the share — the shop page, the payout schedule, the rights terms and the support are identical on all three.
Of net profit — theirs / ours
Of net profit — yours / ours
Of net profit — yours / ours
The rate on offer right now is 80/20, and it is capped at 100 partners. Over half the 100 spots are still open. Once we accept you at 80% that is your rate for as long as you stay — it does not drop when the spots run out. New partners after that join on 50/50.
The split is on profit, not on the sale price. When a piece sells, the printer's bill for that item comes off first, then the card processing fee. What is left is the net profit, and that is what splits 80/20 — 80% to you. Shipping never enters it: the shopper pays the printer's exact rate, so it passes straight through.
An example: a $35 tee
An example, using what our printer billed us on a recent order — not a quote and not a promise. Blank costs, print costs, card rates and list prices all move, and a different product or a different country lands somewhere else. What never changes is the method: your percentage is applied to what is left after that sale's own costs, worked out from that sale's own invoice.
Why net and not gross. 80% of the sale price would mean a sale could cost us money, because the shirt and the printing have to be paid before anyone earns anything. On net, your share only exists once the costs are covered — so a sale can't put either of us in the red.
What each side is being paid for. The design work is yours, and that is what the 80% pays for. Printing and shipping labour is the printer's, and it is already priced in before the split. We hold no inventory, no presses and no fulfilment staff — what we carry is the storefront, curation, traffic, support, payment security and chargebacks, and that is what the 20% pays for.
The parts people ask about
Why our side is thin, on purpose. Most print-on-demand marketplaces hand the artist a thin slice, often 10–20%, which is why creators get burned and leave. We would rather be the place where the creator actually gets paid, and grow our side through volume — supplier discounts as SKUs move, bulk runs on the designs that sell, bundles and bigger baskets — than take it out of your share.
Every figure here is an illustration using recent pricing, not a guarantee of earnings. We set final retail prices (§ 22), and supplier costs, product availability and platform fees can change at any time (§ 42). Read those sections — they are the ones that govern, not this summary.
What "net profit" means here, in plain terms. It's what's left of a sale after the costs of that sale: the blank, the printing, the payment processing fee, and — on marketplaces like Etsy or TikTok Shop — that marketplace's fees and its shipping, plus any discount, tax or refund on the order. On our own shop the shopper pays the printer's shipping at cost, so it isn't in the maths at all. It is not margin after marketing either: general advertising, hosting and running costs come out of our share, not yours. Every line item is shown on the receipt below and on your monthly statement.
Your cut, line by line
These are worked examples built from what our printer has actually billed us on recent orders. Move the slider to see how the retail price changes your take — then flip the rate to see the same sale at 50/50, which is what a partner joining after the first 100 will be on. Supplier pricing and list prices change, so treat every figure here as an example rather than a promise: your real payout is always worked out from the invoice for that specific sale.
our suggested price
80% is the Starter rate, open to the first 100 partners. 50% is what new partners join on after that.
Off-site channels charge more, so we list a few dollars higher there to protect your cut. Your percentage never changes — only the fee line does.
DrXp.shop · one unit
Sell 10 of these in a month and your statement reads $141.08.
Example figures · sales tax runs from nothing to over 10% by address (≈7.5% on a US average) and is never part of either share · supplier pricing, list prices and tax rates can change at any time · see § 42 of the Partner Agreement
Price sheet
Priced to sit above generic print-on-demand and below boutique. High enough that the art reads as worth owning, low enough to survive an impulse scroll on TikTok. You can propose a different price on your own designs — we'll tell you honestly what it does to conversion. These are today's prices and today's costs, not a fixed schedule: both move, and we set final retail prices (§ 22).
| Product | List price | Printer's bill | Card fee | Net profit | Starter @ 80% | Standard @ 50% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unisex teeDTG front print | $35.00 | −$16.05 | −$1.32 | $17.64 | $14.11 | $8.82 |
| Pullover hoodieDTG front print | $65.00 | −$44.45 | −$2.19 | $18.37 | $14.69 | $9.18 |
| XL desk mat36 × 18 in · stitched edge | $35.00 | −$20.77 | −$1.32 | $12.92 | $10.33 | $6.46 |
| LED gaming mouse padRGB edge · USB powered | $45.00 | −$18.06 | −$1.61 | $25.34 | $20.27 | $12.67 |
| Matte posterHeavyweight matte stock | $35.00 | −$9.97 | −$1.32 | $23.72 | $18.97 | $11.86 |
Where tax sits in all this. Sales tax and VAT are charged to the shopper on top of the price wherever a jurisdiction requires it, and that money is passed to the authority — it is never revenue, so it changes neither your share nor ours. Rates vary by address, from nothing at all to over 10%; a US combined rate lands somewhere around 7–8% on average. Your own income tax is a separate matter and it is yours: nothing is withheld from your payouts, and US partners over $600 in a year get a W-9 request and a 1099.
Where the money actually sits, and it surprises people. On today's costs a hoodie pays you about the same as a tee: the sticker price is far higher, but so is the blank, and most of the difference goes to the printer. The quiet earners are the pieces with a cheap blank and a high perceived value — posters and LED mouse pads both pay more than either shirt. Desk mats sell beautifully to gaming and VTuber audiences and ask no sizing questions, but the blank is dear, so they earn less than they look. None of that is fixed: blank costs move, and when they do we say so and reprice rather than quietly take it out of your share.
Your page
Not a seller profile buried three clicks into a marketplace — your own page at drxp.shop, built in your colours, with your art, your links, your streams and your merch on it. These are live right now. Open any of them.
DesiredKoma
Content Creator & Artist
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Tenshi
Content Creator
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MommyMaple
Content Creator
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LavenderStar
Content Creator & Artist
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LisaLatte
Content Creator
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SleepiStellar
Content Creator & Artist
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KloudiVT
Content Creator
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MilkVTv
Content Creator
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Your page
Your colours, your art, your links. We build it — you send the pieces.
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Eight partner pages, eight different designs — none of them a template with a different logo dropped in. See everyone →
Division of labor
What you bring
What we handle
Payouts
One statement, one payment, every month. If a different method or cadence works better for you, say so — this is the part we most want feedback on while we're small enough to change it easily.
Sales close at the end of each calendar month. Statements and payments go out early the following month. The gap covers the return window so nothing has to be clawed back later.
Through protected services only — Stripe, PayPal, Zelle or Cash App — so every payout travels inside a service that stands behind it, with no fee taken out of your side. Outside the US, Stripe or PayPal.
Balances under $25 roll into next month so you're not chasing a $4 transfer. Returns and chargebacks come off the month they land in, and we eat the cost of any misprint or lost package. US partners over $600 in a year get a W-9 request and a 1099 — you're an independent contractor, so set aside for taxes. We're not tax advisors.
Tell us what would make this smoother. Weekly instead of monthly? A running balance you can see any time? A payout floor you set yourself? Split payments with your model artist or collaborators on a joint design? There are two of us, and the systems we build first are the ones partners ask for.
Who we're looking for
Who we're built for. Chibi drops, emote-based prints, desk mats and lore merch for an audience already trained to buy. Your featured video slot points at a stream clip, your page carries your Twitch and YouTube links, and you can earn on discount codes and sponsored drops too. If your model artist owns the design, we'll set the split in writing so both of you get paid.
Illustrators, graffiti writers, tattooers, type designers, photographers. If you've been meaning to put your work on a shirt and stalled on the logistics, that's the whole gap we're filling. Bring three to five designs to start.
One contact and one payout for a group of artists, with individual credits on a studio-branded page, and a joint design's payout split across contributors. Apply as a studio.
What we can print
Some of this is our taste. Most of it isn't — it's what our printer's terms of service and our sales channels allow. We'd rather show you the whole map now than reject a finished design later.
Send it, no conversation needed
Usually a yes with an adjustment
No appeal, no exceptions
Every platform in this chain treats drawn and fictional depictions exactly the same as photographic ones. Our production partners' terms prohibit content that presents children in a sexual manner and terminate accounts over it. TikTok Shop applies its child sexual abuse material policy to listings that are real, fictional, digitally created or artistic, and reports what it finds to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
So this isn't a taste rule we might bend for a good artist. One piece ends fulfillment for every artist on the platform at once, and potentially involves law enforcement. The "she's canonically 500 years old" argument does not work here, and neither does an art style defense. If a character reads as a child and the piece sexualizes them, it's out — and so is the submission it came in with.
Channel by channel
Your art doesn't have to pass the strictest channel to join — it just reaches fewer people if it doesn't. TikTok Shop is the tightest of the three and also our biggest traffic source, so a design that clears it earns a lot more reach.
| Content | drxp.shop | Etsy | TikTok Shop | Printed on demand |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Original / anime / streetwear art | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Horror, skulls, mild gore | Yes | Yes | Case by case | Yes |
| Profanity on the graphic | Yes | Maturity flag | No | Not on branded blanks |
| Light ecchi / suggestive | Yes | Maturity flag | No | Provider-dependent |
| Implied nudity | Ask first | Maturity flag | No | Most providers refuse |
| Explicit NSFW | No | No | No | No |
| Unlicensed fan art | No | No | No | No |
| Sexualized minors | Never | Never | Never | Never |
The practical read. If you draw spicy work, keep a clean variant of your best design. The suggestive version lives on drxp.shop where your existing audience finds it, and the clean version is what we can put behind ads and TikTok video. Partners who do this consistently out-earn partners who submit one version and hope.
On fan art, since it's the most common rejection. We know unlicensed fan art is what moves at conventions. We can't print it — our fulfillment partner's IP policy is enforced by takedown, and a claim against one listing puts every partner here at risk. Original characters in a recognizable style are completely fine. A character someone else owns is not, no matter how transformative it feels.
Rights
Getting started
This is the actual sequence, in order. No dashboard to learn and nothing to install — right now it runs through the application, Discord and email because that's what lets us stay close to every partner.
Your channel or portfolio, your socials, and the merch you have in mind. The creator or artist application takes a few minutes; a Discord DM or an email works to start the conversation. We reply to everyone, including no.
A short call or a Discord thread. We go through the split, the products that suit your work, what you want to price at, and what you need your page to do. You ask us anything, including the awkward questions about money.
Accept the Partner Agreement — one written agreement, the same for every partner, non-exclusive and ended with written notice any time. Then print files, bio, socials, banner and avatar. We build proofs and you approve every one before anything goes live.
Your page ships, listings go up across DRXP.SHOP, TikTok Shop and Etsy, and we run the launch push together. First statement lands the following month.
Ready to start? The application covers step one. One short form for everyone — creators, artists and art studios.
Apply as a creator → Apply as an artistQuestions
Over half the 100 spots are still open · reviewed as they come in
Drop your channel or portfolio in the intro channel and one of us — actually us, there are only two — will reply. If you'd rather email or apply straight away, that works too.
No exclusives, no quotas, no fee to leave. Keep selling everywhere else you already sell.
Artist? Apply as an artist · Art studio? Apply as a studio
DRXP.SHOP is two people. That's the pitch and the limit. We answer our own messages, approve every proof, and market every drop by hand.
Figures reflect current supplier pricing and may shift with blank costs.
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