For Shopify stores selling custom stickers and labels
The order comes in. Then the real work starts. Email for a better file. Send a proof. Wait. Send another. By the time it reaches the printer you've spent longer in your inbox than on the stickers.
Customers pick size, shape, material and finish, design the sticker on your product page, and approve the proof before they pay. The artwork, proof, print file and cut lines land on the order.
14-day free trial. Free on Shopify Partner dev stores.
"I've accomplished more in three days than I have in years with other sticker configuration applications."
Size of sticker
Shape
Material & finish
Quantity
What to check before you install anything
You find out fast. Four things worth checking before you install anything, because a sticker needs all four.
A 2 inch sticker at 500 and a 5 inch at 100 each read their own cell. Most apps only add a set amount per choice, so there is nowhere to put the table.
Holographic and glitter carry the markup, and a text dropdown cannot sell either one. Rendered over their own design, the upgrade stops needing a pitch.
A run doesn’t drop 10% at 25 and stop. It keeps falling to 2,500. And a big order of small stickers isn’t the same discount as a small order of big ones.
The measurements, an approved proof, a print-ready file and the cut line. Without them somebody redraws the outline and emails a proof before anything reaches the printer.
What your sales reports don’t show you
Someone was ready to buy, hit something the page couldn’t do, and left without a word.
Six ways it happens. Under each one, the thing that stops it.
Install one. Build a test sticker. Enter a real size and quantity and find out it can’t price it. Uninstall. Most people do that three or four times.
→ Eight questions that rule an app out in two minutes, without installing itYour price list runs on size and quantity together. The app couldn’t, so sizes went into a handful of presets. Every preset overcharges someone or gives margin away.
→ Size and quantity priced together, from the table you already useThey knew the size, the material and the run. Your page offered a starting-from price and a contact form. Somebody faster gave them a number.
→ Any price calculated instantly, however complex the productA quote builder on the home page. A landing page behind an ad that ends in a price, not a contact form. If a calculator only runs on product pages, none of those exist.
→ Put a working calculator on any page, add to cart includedWhat size did you want? Can you resend the file? Is this the right crop? All questions the product page could have asked.
→ Measurements, an approved proof and a print-ready file on the orderThey ordered 500 in March and want the same again in September. If the page can’t remember the size, finish and artwork, they have to rebuild it. They don’t.
→ Reorder puts the whole order back in the cart, options and files attachedNone of these show up in analytics, so none of them ever make it onto a list to fix. They just keep happening. Install Appify, build your hardest product first, and you’ll know inside a week which of them were costing you.
Sell stickers other apps can’t price, preview, or produce.
Every app lists the same features. Swatches, text fields, uploads, conditional logic.
That list tells you nothing. What separates them is the pricing underneath.
Ask these before you install the next one, Appify included.
Eight yeses is rare. Take the list to whichever app you look at next and get an answer to each one before you commit to it. Or get started with Appify and stop searching.
New: reorder and cart recovery
The size, the shape, the material and the artwork they uploaded were the order. Ask a customer to rebuild all that and your easiest sale turns into work.
Volume pricing, on the page
Stickers get bought by the hundred, and the next price break is the
easiest upsell you have.
It only works if the shopper can see it.
One app, many setups
The same app, configured five different ways. Nothing here needs code, and you can run more than one setup across different products in the same store.
Bleed guides, safe zones, live cut lines, die-cut smoothness, material previews. Your customer sees exactly what will print before they ever reach checkout.
Choose which tools customers see, which effects you offer, how options bind to the canvas and what the approval flow looks like. Turn off anything you don't sell.
Two tools, chosen per product. A personalizer overlays their choices on your product photo. A designer hands them an artboard. Some products want one, some the other, plenty both.
Runs on our Shopify demo store. No install, no signup.
A finish listed as a word in a dropdown asks the customer to imagine it. The designer renders the real material over their own artwork, so the upgrade sells itself.
Glossy, matte, mirror, cracked ice, glitter, pixie dust and prismatic are built in, and you can load your own. Effects layer over the artwork, so what they approve is what they receive.
Every email you send after an order is a question you could have asked before the order.
What size? What material? Is the artwork big enough? Does this proof look right? Where do the cut lines go?
Ask all of it up front, on whichever page they landed on. They configure, watch the price move, upload artwork and approve the proof themselves. The order that lands in Shopify is finished.
That's the difference between an options app and a real sticker workflow. Product options are just the start.

Our Shopify demo store has fully working sticker calculators set up on it. Configure a sticker, open the designer, watch the price move, exactly as a shopper would. Nothing to install and no signup.
Built for sticker sellers
These aren't generic product options. Each one exists because sticker and label pricing breaks in a specific way, and this is what it takes to fix it.
14-day free trial with every feature turned on. From $39/month after.
Holographic costs more than white vinyl. Clear behaves differently than kraft. Set a multiplier or a separate pricing table per material and the price reflects what you actually pay to produce it.
Premium finishes are where the margin lives. When holographic carries its real price instead of a flat add-on, every upgrade a customer picks protects your profit instead of eating it.


The cut line is generated around the artwork automatically, with border width and smoothness you control. The customer sees the finished shape, and you get the path as an SVG.
Hidden layers stay out of the print file. Mockup overlays never export. What you send to the cutter is what the customer approved.
Not a line item you have to chase. Every configured sticker order carries its full production package.
Support comes from the people who build the app. Ask a hard pricing question and you won’t be explaining your trade to a stranger first.
For options, most work fine. What happens after the order? If you still email for artwork, build the proof and draw the cut lines, that's the part this replaces.
Most merchants here don't. Describe your pricing in plain language and the AI builds it, or start from a sticker calculator on our demo store.
Pricing tables, formulas, variables, conditional rules, fixed fees, minimums and 2D quantity discounts. If you can explain how you price a job, it can be built.
Then don't turn that on. The designer is optional, and so is every tool inside it. Plenty of shops use the pricing and the file upload without the full editor.
It uses your theme's native add to cart, so there's no cart workaround to break. You can also work in draft and publish only when you're happy, so shoppers never see a half-finished calculator.
Go use it. Our Shopify demo store has real sticker calculators set up on it, so you can configure a sticker and open the designer as a customer would, before you install anything.
Everything is included on one plan. There are no feature tiers to climb.
From $39 / month
Less than most shops charge for a single 100-pack of stickers.
Or try it live first if you'd rather see it working before you install.
Fourteen days, every feature, no charge. Don't start with your simplest sticker. Take the product you've been pricing by hand, or the one that generates the most email, and build that one.
If it can't handle your hardest product, you'll know inside a week and you won't have paid anything.
Support is included from day one. Ask them to help you build it.
Right size. Right material.
Artwork approved by the customer.
Cut lines drawn. Print file attached.
All you have to do is print it.
14-day free trial. Free on Shopify Partner dev stores.
Yes. Our Shopify demo store has real sticker calculators and the designer switched on, at appify-apps.com/collections/stickers. No signup needed.
Shopify merchants selling custom stickers, labels, decals and similar printed products. It works for other made-to-order categories too, but this page is about stickers.
Stores selling stickers in a few fixed sizes with fixed prices. If Shopify variants already cover your catalog, you don't need this.
No. Use the pricing on its own, add a file upload, or turn on the full editor. It's your call, product by product.
Yes, and you can set the limits. Dimension rules block sizes you can't produce before the order is placed.
The original artwork, an approved proof, a print-ready PNG with bleed, a cut-line SVG, the canvas JSON and a production manifest, all attached to the Shopify order.
No. Options and pricing live outside the variant system, so your product list stays manageable and stock stays accurate.
Yes. 2D quantity discounts let you set different quantity breaks for different size or area ranges, so big configurations don't share the same discounts as small ones.
No. Describe your pricing in plain language and the AI setup builds it. You can edit anything it creates.
Yes. Work in draft and publish when you're ready. Every publish saves a version, and you can restore an older one at any time.
Yes. Up to 10 languages including the designer interface, and Shopify Markets currency conversion.
From $39 per month, with a 14-day free trial. The subscription scales with how much you use the calculators, and monthly AI credits are included, with an overage charge only if you go past them. Shopify Partner development stores are free.