Redbubble

3.0 / 5
A print on demand marketplace where artists upload designs and Redbubble prints and ships products like shirts, stickers and mugs.
Monthly cost
$0
Category
Online selling platform
Last updated
October 13, 2026

Pros

  • No inventory: Redbubble prints and ships every order
  • Built-in marketplace with its own shoppers
  • Upload once and sell on many product types
  • You set your own artist margin

Cons

  • Account fees are taken from your monthly earnings
  • Standard accounts pay a much higher fee than Premium accounts
  • Very crowded marketplace
  • Low earnings per sale

Verdict

Redbubble is an easy, no-inventory way to sell your designs.

Its account fees cut deeply into small earnings, so read the current fee rules before you put in a lot of time.

Questions

How do I get paid on Redbubble?
You set an artist margin on top of Redbubble's base price. For example, Redbubble says a 20% margin on a $20 base price earns you $4 before account fees.
What are Redbubble's account fees?
Redbubble's August 2025 update describes a 20% platform fee on monthly earnings for Premium accounts and a higher fee for Standard accounts. Check Redbubble's blog for the current rules.
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