How do Jaapi and Swag Pro fulfill orders?
Swag Pro (formerly Printfection) is a swag management platform in the literal sense: its core is managing inventory you’ve produced — storing it in US warehousing within your plan’s item and SKU limits, then kitting and shipping it out for campaigns, giveaways, and stores.
Jaapi removes the thing being managed. There is no inventory: when an employee orders a hoodie, it’s produced at the nearest of 18+ partner facilities across 19 countries and shipped domestically. The entire storage-tier dimension of swag platform pricing simply doesn’t exist.
What about existing merch we already own?
This is Swag Pro’s genuine strength: you can ship inventory you already own into their warehouse and distribute it through their platform. Jaapi has no equivalent — and doesn’t want one. If you’re sitting on pallets of merch, run them down first; if you’re deciding how to do swag going forward, on-demand means never sitting on pallets again.
Which model fits distributed teams better?
Warehouse models were designed when swag went to one office. For a team spread across 20 countries, every warehouse shipment is an international parcel. Local production turns those into domestic deliveries — typically $4–12 shipping, 4–8 business days, no import duties at the recipient’s door.
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