Artelo, a U.S.-based print-on-demand provider, has officially launched its art-focused fulfillment platform for artists and creative sellers. Operating from its Kentucky facility, Artelo manages all printing, framing, packaging, and shipping in-house, guaranteeing consistent quality, fast lead times, and greater control. The platform offers advanced software tools, customizable branding options, and support for individual artists and wholesale buyers.
Lexington, KY, 19th May 2025 – Artelo, a U.S.-based art printing service and wholesale frame manufacturer, today announced the official launch of its print-on-demand platform, built exclusively for artists and creative sellers. After several months of internal development and onboarding early partners, Artelo is now open to the public, offering a fully integrated alternative to traditional print-on-demand platforms.
Operating out of its Kentucky facility, Artelo prints, frames, packages, and ships all orders in-house. This model helps maintain consistent quality, achieve faster lead times, and greater transparency, key concerns for artists selling fine art online through platforms like Etsy and Shopify.
“Artists rely on precision: color, detail, and materials all matter,” said Uri Rahimi, founder and CEO of Artelo. “By managing the entire process ourselves, we’re able to offer the kind of reliability that third-party fulfillment networks can’t match.”
Artelo’s catalog is focused entirely on wall art, featuring giclée prints, canvas, framed posters, gallery wall sets, and wholesale frames. Orders typically ship within 2–5 business days, with quality control handled on-site.
In addition to production, Artelo offers built-in software tools designed to help sellers manage and scale their catalogs. Features include bulk listing creation, automated mockup generation, smart template management, and an optional API for print-on-demand integrations. A dedicated onboarding team assists new clients with catalog import, listing setup, and fulfillment configuration.
Because all production is managed directly, artists using Artelo report fewer misprints, reduced return rates, and lower costs compared to traditional fulfillment setups. The company’s direct manufacturing model also supports wholesale orders, large print runs, and gallery shipments, all within the same fulfillment process.
The platform supports both high-volume art businesses and first-time sellers seeking a dependable production partner. Artists can customize their orders with optional branded elements, including product inserts, stickers, and upgraded packaging.
Artelo is currently expanding its offerings to include additional paper types, framing finishes, and curated set templates designed to support a wide range of art brands and product styles.
About Artelo
Artelo is a U.S.-based fine art printing and custom framing manufacturer offering print-on-demand services for artists and creative sellers. Focused exclusively on wall art, Artelo handles all printing, framing, packaging, and shipping from its Kentucky facility. The platform combines high-quality production with scalable tools to help artists confidently grow their online businesses. For more information, visit https://artelo.io.
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