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Moving off Spring

Spring, the print-on-demand platform that used to be Teespring, is being retired. This is what its own notice says, what to save while you can still sign in, and where a shop can go next.

Reviewed 5 October 2026

What has closed, and when

Spring is closing in stages. Its owner, Amaze, is moving the creators it invites to a new platform, Amaze Commerce. These dates are from its own notice.

Already off: Creating new products.
After 15 September 2026: Selling tools are “no longer available”. Spring has also stopped renewing domains bought through it.
15 October 2026: Account access ends, and the Creator Dashboard closes.
After that: Balances still owed are paid through a separate website. Spring says orders already placed are made, shipped and paid out as normal.

Filed or disclosedSource: Spring’s closure notice · checked 5 October 2026

A checklist for leaving

1 · Save the designs: In the dashboard’s Listings tab, each listing has a Download Uploaded Images icon. Use it on every listing, and copy out each title, description and price. Amaze rebuilds only your best sellers, not the whole catalogue.
2 · Save the records: Order history and tax details do not move to Amaze Commerce. Copy what the Analytics section shows: orders, units, profit, and where buyers came from. The notice does not say whether buyers’ contact details can be exported, so ask Spring’s support.
3 · Claim your money: Check your payout details and request what you are owed. Spring pays monthly, needs a balance of at least $25, and pays that month only if you ask before the 21st.
4 · Repoint the links: Spring’s notice offers forwarding only to a new Amaze Commerce shop. Go anywhere else and expect the old link to fail once Spring stores “stop accepting traffic”. Links come in two shapes: yourname.creator-spring.com and the older teespring.com/stores/yourname. Search your bios, video descriptions, pinned comments and link pages for both.
5 · Reconnect YouTube: If your products show under your videos, connect the new shop in YouTube Studio, under Earn, then Shopping. YouTube’s supported platforms include Fourthwall, Shopify, Spreadshop, TeePublic and Wix. Amaze Commerce was not listed when we checked.
6 · Move the domain: Bought through Spring: transfer it to another registrar before the registration runs out. Bought elsewhere: change the DNS records that point at Spring.
7 · Choose where to go: The three routes are compared below.
8 · Tell your audience: Say the shop has moved, give the new link, and say orders already placed will still arrive. Put it wherever the old link was.

Filed or disclosedSource: Spring’s closure notice, Spring help, Download Uploaded Images, Spring help, Analytics, Spring help, Payouts, YouTube Help, Connect your shop · checked 5 October 2026

Divini’s own dataThe two link shapes are the ones our store detector reads. We requested both: the older one forwards to the first. · checked 5 October 2026

Three routes out

Three kinds of company can take a shop on. They differ in who does the work and who pays.

Route	They do	You do	The money	Fits
Print-on-demand platform, such as Amaze Commerce or Fourthwall	Print and post each order as it arrives. No stock.	The designs, the shop and all the promotion.	The product’s listed cost comes out of each sale and you keep the rest. Amaze Commerce is free, or $9.99 a month. Fourthwall is free, or from $15 a month for Pro.	Any size of audience, if you have the time.
Merch house	License your name, then make and sell the range, mostly on tour.	Approve the products and promote them.	A royalty or a profit split, often against an advance you repay if sales fall short. Exclusive for a term.	Acts that tour. Terms are negotiated, not published.
Done-for-you partner, such as Juniper Creates or Divini	Design, make, sell and ship the range.	Approve the products and tell your audience.	Agreed case by case. Juniper’s partner page lists no terms; Divini’s are below. Ask any partner for the split, who pays for advertising and who keeps the customer list, in writing.	Partners choose who they take. Juniper asks for audience figures and past sales.

Fourthwall also passes on card fees: 2.9% plus $0.30 on US cards. Pro is $19 if paid monthly.

Filed or disclosedSource: Amaze Commerce pricing, Fourthwall pricing, Juniper Creates, Partner with Juniper · checked 5 October 2026

Third-party estimateHow a merch-house deal is usually built, from a trade explainer written for touring musicians. · Source: LiveAbout, Tour merchandise deals · checked 5 October 2026

Where Divini fits

Divini is a done-for-you partner. We design, make and run the range and its shop at our own cost, advertising included, and are paid only from the profit. There is no fee and no minimum order, and what you already sell stays 100% yours.

That suits a creator who wants the shop run for them, and would rather share the profit than spend their own hours and advertising budget. It does not suit one who wants the whole margin and will do the work: a print-on-demand platform is the better route. How it works, or book a call.