Redbubble vs TeePublic

Redbubble is a global print-on-demand marketplace giving independent artists and designers a platform to sell their work on a wide range of products — from apparel, stickers, phone cases, wall art, home decor, to accessories.

Founded in Melbourne in 2006, it connects over 700,000 creatives worldwide with millions of customers seeking unique, artist-driven designs.

Artists maintain full control over pricing, copyrights, and which products display their art. The platform handles production, fulfillment, shipping, and customer service, so creators can focus on designing.

TeePublic is a popular print-on-demand platform specializing in graphic apparel, art prints, and lifestyle goods. Acquired by Redbubble, TeePublic has quickly grown into a creative hub for independent designers who want to share their work with a broad audience.

The platform allows artists to upload designs that are then printed on T-shirts, hoodies, stickers, mugs, notebooks, phone cases, and more.

What makes TeePublic stand out is its affordability and frequent sitewide discounts, making custom merchandise accessible to a wide audience.

For artists, it’s an opportunity to earn passive income without handling production, shipping, or customer service.