Does MRCH have a minimum order quantity?
No. One paid order is enough to print. There is no dozen-piece unlock and no inventory deposit.

The rule
You do not wait for ten friends to want the same size. Print-on-demand starts at quantity one.
List the blank you designed. You are not buying a rainbow of dead stock to look like a catalog.
An XL is not a liability sitting in a tub. It is a unit that exists when someone checks out as XL.
How the order actually moves
The listing was already live. The fan did not wait for you to hit a production minimum.
Production starts after payment. You did not pre-make a stack hoping the size mix was right.
Fulfillment and tracking run on the order — not on a pallet you funded last month.
You keep the margin after production and platform costs. Connect PayPal for payouts.
Honest trade
Unit cost is real
Print-on-demand is not cheaper than a 200-piece screen run. You are buying the right to print one.
Leftovers are optional
Buy a sample if you want to wear it. Do not buy a size run to find out if the design hits.
Start without a PO
List first. Produce after checkout. That is the whole pitch — see start for $0.
No. One paid order is enough to print. There is no dozen-piece unlock and no inventory deposit.
Yes, when the product flow offers a sample. That is optional. It is not a requirement to open the shop.
Usually no, per unit. You are paying to avoid leftover stock and a warehouse. If you already know you will sell 500 of one design, a bulk printer can be a different job.
MRCH on iOS, Android, and the web at sellmerch.ai. Musicians: Backstage AI (iOS and Android only — no web editor) for band merch with the same no-inventory model.
Free app. No minimums. Design, price, and publish a live store — iOS, Android, and web.