The LinkPrint® FlagshipConcept design

Walk in with an idea. Walk out with it made.

LinkPrint® is building a store around a working workshop: confirm a design, sit down with a coffee, and watch it being made behind glass. The store is the visible end of a platform that already runs online, connecting customers, merchants and factories.

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Concept rendering of the LinkPrint flagship store at dusk: a coffee bar on the left, a glass-walled 3D printing workshop on the right, LinkPrint and xSHIP signage above
Concept rendering. Not a photograph of an existing store.Flagship concept V1

Who we are

An open-source e-commerce and SaaS company.

LinkPrint® publishes its storefront as open source and operates the platform behind it as a service. Merchants sell, factories make, and one system keeps every order moving between them.

What we do
Open-source e-commerce

OpenEcom

A complete commerce platform for made-to-order products, free to run and to build on under the MIT license.

 SaaS

LinkPrint® Hub

The platform at the center: it connects the customer who orders, the merchant who sells and the factory that makes.

One store, the whole platform

Everything behind the glass already runs online.

An idea that enters the flagship travels the same line as an order placed on the web. Each step is a system we have built.

Order OpenEcom The storefront where a customer designs and orders. In practice: photoX® and photoX® Community. Live Connect LinkPrint® Hub The center that links the customer, the merchant and the factory. Launching Make Factory system Prepress, production and quality check, behind the glass or in a partner factory. Live Deliver Counter and carrier Picked up finished at the counter, or shipped from the xSHIP® desk. Concept design

The centerLaunching

LinkPrint® Hub connects the customer, the merchant and the factory.

Wherever an order starts, in the flagship, in an online store or on a marketplace, Hub is where it is matched to a factory that can make it, and where everyone involved follows the same record.

Customers

Order in the store or online, and follow one order from design to delivery.

Merchants

Run designs, sales channels, orders and billing in one portal, under their own brand.

Factories

Receive the orders they can make, in a system built for the production floor.

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The storefront

OpenEcom is where the order begins.

OpenEcom is our open-source commerce platform for made-to-order products: a back office, a themeable storefront, an in-browser product designer, and a shopping assistant that AI agents can use.

It is not a prototype. Two businesses of our own put it to work: photoX® and photoX® Community.

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A photoX metal print of a dark coastline hanging in a living room
OpenEcom in practice

photoX®

A customer’s photo becomes a ChromaLuxe® metal print, made to order in the USA and produced in our own factory.

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A community-picked painting of a city skyline, pressed in metal and hanging above a sofa
OpenEcom in practice

photoX® Community

Artists submit, members score blind, and the top-scored works are pressed in metal. The artist earns on every print sold.

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The factoryLive

The workshop behind the glass starts from a real factory.

Every photoX® order is prepared, printed, checked and shipped through factory.photox.com, the production system our team works in all day. The flagship workshop is designed around the same discipline.

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Concept rendering of customers at a counter watching 3D printers through the workshop glass
The flagship workshop, concept rendering.

AI agents

Ready for customers and operators who are AI.

LinkPrint® systems speak MCP, the open protocol AI assistants use to act for people.

In the storefront

A shopper’s assistant can browse products, configure a design and build a cart.

In the factory

Operator agents find, check and prepare production jobs. A person approves the work.

One store to walk into. One platform behind it.

Read how the pieces fit together, where each one stands today, and how to reach us.

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