Threadless Commission Structure

At the beginning of February Threadless announced a new payment structure for artists. The previous structure meant that artists earn 20% of net profits with a $0.25 minimum payment for items sold on Threadless.com. This announcement said that the minimum payment would now be $1 per item sold. All kind of meh really considering that you could make $4 per item sold at TeePublic.

But, and this is a big but, before the month was out, Threadless made another announcement. The minimum payout of $1 will remain in place but because of a new pricing structure, artists can earn up to $7 per shirt sold and more for some items. That is awesome. Check it out:

Style Sale Price Base Fee Artist Earnings
T-shirt $25 $18 $7
Zip-Up Hoody $49 $36 $13
Phone Case $32 $24 $8
18″ Art Print $38 $28 $10

Read the full article on Threadless.

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