Frequently
asked questions.

PallFlow is a print-on-demand automation platform for Etsy and Shopify sellers. It generates product designs and listings, publishes them to your connected stores either manually or on a schedule, and automatically removes products that are not selling so your catalog keeps testing new ideas.

Yes. PallFlow publishes to Etsy and Shopify, and it treats them differently on purpose. Etsy listings are generated within Etsy's 13-tag limit with section assignment, while Shopify products get rich-text descriptions and can be routed into automated collections using tag-based rules.

No. You can upload your own artwork and point an automation at that design library instead. AI generation is one source of designs, not a requirement — many sellers run PallFlow purely as a publishing and pruning engine for artwork they created themselves.

You define the rules — how long a product may sit without a sale before it is considered stale. PallFlow then pulls those products from the store, freeing up space and listing fees for fresh designs. Nothing is removed outside the rules you set, and every removal is recorded in the run log.

Credits are the unit PallFlow bills work in. Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance and each operation costs a fixed amount — for example an AI image costs 10 credits, a background removal costs 2, and a complete listing with title, description and tags costs 3. Credits are validated before an operation runs, so you are never charged for work that did not complete.

Yes. The free plan includes 50 credits every month, AI image generation, the listing generator and one active automation, with no credit card required. It is enough to run a real product through the full pipeline before deciding whether to upgrade.

Yes. PallFlow uses Printify for the physical side of the product — blueprints, print providers, variants, mockups and fulfilment. You connect your Printify account once, and PallFlow handles the creation and publishing on top of it.

Runs are checkpointed step by step. If a run fails at the mockup stage, for example, it resumes from that checkpoint on the next attempt rather than regenerating everything from the beginning — so a failure does not cost you the credits already spent.

Yes. Automations can be set to publish directly or to route output into an approval queue, where you review each generated product and decide what reaches the store. Sellers commonly start in approval mode and switch to direct publishing once they trust the output.

You set a daily limit per automation, along with the weekdays it should run and the timezone it runs in. The limit exists so your publishing pattern stays within what the marketplace expects rather than dumping hundreds of listings at once.

Listings are generated with the target channel's search behaviour in mind — keyword-led titles within the platform's character limit, tags chosen against the limit each marketplace allows, and descriptions written to read naturally rather than as keyword lists. You can edit anything before it publishes.

Yes. Plans are month to month and you can cancel from your account settings at any time. Your account stays usable for the period you have already paid for.