Pixfizz is one of the few in this category that publishes its prices, which makes an honest comparison possible. It charges a monthly fee plus a transaction fee. Bindl charges a percentage of what you sell and nothing else.
| Criterion | Bindl | Pixfizz |
|---|---|---|
| Price | 5% per sale. No monthly fee and no setup fee. | From 400 USD a month, plus 5% on the first 10,000 USD of monthly sales and 4% on the next 15,000. |
| At 5,000 USD a month in sales | 250 USD. | 650 USD, being the monthly fee plus 5%. |
| At 25,000 USD a month in sales | 1,250 USD. | 1,500 USD, the worked example on their own pricing page. |
| Setup fee | None. | None either. |
| White label | Your domain, your logo, your colours. | White label too. |
| Product range | Photo books, in the formats and materials you define. | Wider: print, gifts and in-store point of sale. |
| Commitment | None. If you do not sell, you do not pay. | A monthly subscription. |
Figures taken from their pricing page on 28 August 2026, including their own worked example at 25,000 USD a month. Prices change, so check before deciding. Their rate keeps falling above 25,000 USD a month and those tiers are not published, so past that point ask them rather than trusting this table. Pixfizz also covers a far wider catalogue than photo books, and if you sell mugs and large format too, that breadth is worth paying for.
A month without orders costs you nothing at all.
The cost follows your sales instead of arriving ahead of them.
Bleed, minimum resolution, empty pages and missing images are all checked before an order can go through.
The Shopify app installs in minutes and the WooCommerce connector is authorised in one click.
A 20-minute demo with your catalogue and your prices.