India · Printing startup

Inkmonk

Inkmonk is India's first and largest print marketplace, providing a full-stack merchandising platform for customized printed products.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

PrintingChennai, India

About Inkmonk

Inkmonk is India's first and largest print marketplace, providing a full-stack merchandising platform for customized printed products.

Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Inkmonk connects businesses and individuals with verified print vendors across India. The company operates on a B2B marketplace model, allowing customers to order directly from vendors while earning a commission per sale. The platform offers a wide range of services, including online design tools, instant pricing comparisons, and vendor discovery with ratings and reviews. Inkmonk handles the entire process from printing to drop-shipping, ensuring that customers remain anonymous to end recipients. With over 30 product categories and more than 5,000 customization options, Inkmonk caters to businesses needing custom merchandise for events, marketing, and corporate gifting, as well as individual consumers. The company continues to thrive as a subsidiary of Printo, maintaining its position as a leading online printing marketplace in India.

What company datasets say Inkmonk raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all1.3Min the source's currency
Last roundSeed
Last round size750k
Last round dateAug 2017

The company, in detail

What they build

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Sector
Printing
Region
Tamil Nadu
Part of
Printo
Revenue
8M a year, as listed

Printing in India

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