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INPRNT

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About INPRNT

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Website
inprnt.com
Category
Events & Entertainment
Location
United States
Status
Unclaimed
Last 12 months
29 reviews
Replies to negative
92% (12/13)
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Is INPRNT legit?

INPRNT (inprnt.com) has a 4.0 out of 5 rating on OK.one, based on 62 user reviews collected here. It is listed under Events & Entertainment and its reputation is good. 71% of reviews are 4 stars or higher and 16% are 1 star; The business has replied to 92% of negative reviews; 29 of them were added in the last 12 months. Last updated 2026-08-10.

What people say

R
RLopez · 2 reviews · Verified · Experienced 2024-10-04 ·

Great service & framing

I purchased a sweet print & rather than framing it myself (time=money) I sprung for the ready-to-hang acrylic block and I couldn't be happier. I'm impressed with the quality of the work and the professional mounting system. I came to INPRNT via the online shop of an illustrator whose work I admired and stepped into an art wonderland. I'll be back!

Reply from INPRNT2024-10-20

That's wonderful to hear. We're so happy you enjoyed your prints.

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Nacho (Barcelona) · 11 reviews · Experienced 2024-03-19 ·

When buying online

When buying online, and accepting order there are hidden costs ( as much as the cost of the print!!) that need to be paid once parcel arrives home a month later. You are forced to accept or loose your order. It means the cost of the goods duplicates the initial cost. perhaps I would consider it before accepting the order and would look for another company without hidden costs. Dissappointed last time losing clients easily due to a wrong cheating strategy.

Reply from INPRNT2024-08-23

Hi Nacho! It sounds like you might be referring to your country's import tax. We note the possibility of import being levied at checkout. Unfortunately we aren't involved in that part of the shipping process. Typically the receiving country looks at the value of goods and levies a tax on the order before delivery can be made. We apologize for any confusion!