I have never written a yelp review but the comedy of errors I experienced with Zippity Print compelled me to take the plunge. Synopsis: I wanted 500 zines, I got 434 semi-usable copies, 220 of which were acceptable, 214 which were good, and 66 which were irreparably damaged. I dont think any of us have the time for the full story but let me explain the final straw that made me realize Radix should stick to christmas cards and takeout menus. I came to Zippity Print on the suggestion of a friend. I wanted high quality work that I was willing to pay a premium for. I was excited to be able to work with a local printer that could provide hands on service despite the fact that they were a little more expensive than their online competitors. What transpired is a long and upsetting comedy of errors that made me never want to work with these people again. Instead of relating the entire story, I leave you with this. I ordered 500, 56 page BW Zines which cost me 3000.00 dollars. I was concerned with the printing quality, the richness of the blacks, the alignment of the double page spreads, and the sharpness of the press. Typical issues when you are paying for a quality product. After many problems I conceded to accept that the product I would receive would be top notch and I had nothing to worry about despite evidence to the contrary. Reassurances were many. Little did I know that you could print a job and then completely screw the shipment so that one looses almost half the product one paid for on the way to your door. All of these worries went into direct relief when I received my shipment. 4 boxes. 125 books each. packed without ANY PROTECTIVE PACKING MATERIALS whatsoever. At 44 lbs for each box, every time my shipment was set down, the books on the edge were irreparably damaged. Each had bent edges, creased pages, and corners that had seen better days. I assumed that when you buy something it shows up as purchased but what I received looked like it had been through a washing machine. When I wrote to Radix and Zippity Print about the issue they flat out lied and said that they had checked with their shipping services who assured them that "all packages had been sent out with appropriate packing materials." I was told that UPS had clearly irreparably damaged the 4 boxes they shipped to me, unboxed the damaged goods and then reboxed it without any protective materials. They told me my issue was with UPS. When I asked for Zippity Print to help me identify their boxes in order to make a legitimate claim to UPS, I got no response. Funny how all 4 of the boxes that made it to me had a Cleveland Ohio packing materials company stamp on each of them. Seems like the boxes probably left Zippity print without and protection and they wanted to blame it on UPS. I lost a lot of money on this job. Before you work with these people I would suggest checking out the competition. There are lots of places that will do your prints for less and probably pack the job so that it arrives intact. If you want details, email me. but otherwise take head. these kids have no idea what they are doing. Jordan read more

As a member of the Chamber of Commerce, I was able to use ZippityPrint.com to produce 5,000 tri-fold brochures and save a significant amount of money over the previous years printing costs. Zippity's graphic design services updated a fabulous brochure and they were able to do the revisions to the information and have the piece produced in record time. I will make sure to always quote them on jobs as the quality of the final product is outstanding. read more