Companies Using Zakeke

I pulled Zakeke out of our October 2026 crawl to answer a seller's question: who actually pays for a product customiser? A domain counts here when its pages load Zakeke's storefront script from portal.zakeke.com, or create the zakekeBoot object that script sets up. On 100 random live domains the test held up. 92 loaded Zakeke, two showed a Shopify password page, three no longer resolved, one blocked us and two showed no trace of it. That gives 2,795 live domains, 991 of them matched to a company, 9th of 59 in Product Customization.

Domains and stores

On Shopify, Zakeke's script carries the store it belongs to, so we can count accounts as well as domains. Across 2,010 domains where we could read it there are 1,506 stores, about 1.3 domains each. The biggest is a floor-marking tape maker on 20 domains, then a Romanian furniture seller on 13 and a costume retailer's 12 country sites. No single store is 1% of the count. Forty-three domains still call Zakeke's older address on www.zakeke.com, which redirects to the current one, so those stores still run the customiser. Only 27 domains carry a closed-store or error-page title, under 1% of the set.

Sales signal: dedupe by store before you count accounts. Most rows are one store on one domain, but multi-country sellers appear many times.

Flat since July

The chart reads 2,033 in June, 2,647 in July, 2,716 in August, 2,749 in September and 2,795 in October. The June step is our side of the ledger: the domains we crawl turn over every month as dead sites drop out and new ones come in, and the signals we detect Zakeke with widened over the summer. After July the line rose 148 domains, about 5.6% in three months. 658 domains dropped Zakeke after tracking began on 16 March 2026, and 55 of them still run it on another hostname.

"Zakeke's buyers are print shops and brands with something to engrave, and more of the matched ones sit in Europe than in the United States." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: treat Zakeke as a steady pool of about 2,800 domains growing slowly. Nothing here supports selling it internally as a breakout segment.

Who the customers are

64.67% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 25.51% have 11 to 50. That's a small-business product, and the plans show it: Starter covers 10 published customisable products. The other end of the list is older than you'd expect from a Shopify app. 27 companies were founded before 1960, among them SIGG (1908), Ortofon (1918), Senator (1920) and Zippo (1932), and ZAGG, Cirkul, Anya Hindmarch and Coverking are on the list too. Zakeke's success stories name Belforti, Balleristo, La Fabrique à Sachets and Carbotti, and all four load Zakeke in our crawl, as do CPC Signs and Custom Cones USA.

Sales signal: at an established brand the buyer is the e-commerce lead who owns the personalised line, usually a handful of products. At a print shop the owner is the buyer, and Zakeke is effectively the storefront.

Print shops and a European tilt

Retail leads the industry chart at 14.75%, then Printing Services and Retail Apparel and Fashion at 8.27% each. Add Advertising Services (3.96%), the LinkedIn label promotional-products firms tend to carry, and 12.23% are print and promo businesses selling web-to-print. The country split holds a surprise. The United States has 344 matched companies, but the ten European countries in our top 15 add up to 358, led by the United Kingdom (88), Germany (60) and France (54). Italy, Zakeke's home, has 41.

Sales signal: print-on-demand suppliers, blank-goods wholesalers and print-file tools should start with the Printing Services and Advertising Services rows. For European payment, tax or shipping tools, 36% of matched Zakeke companies are European.

Overlap, not switching

Our switching tests found no corridor worth publishing, only overlaps. 191 domains run Zakeke and Printful today, out of 255 ever seen with both, and that's a workflow: Zakeke captures the design, Printful prints and ships it. Kickflip shares 39 domains with Zakeke now and 65 ever; Customily 37 and 54. These are small numbers, and most of those domains still run both tools, so I wouldn't call any of it a trend.

"About one live Zakeke domain in 14 also runs Printful, because that's how a print-on-demand order gets from the product page to the printer." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: fulfilment partners and print networks are a natural channel into this base. A rival customiser should expect to sell a replacement, not an add-on, since few stores keep two.

The stack around it

Of the 2,741 live domains we profile, Shopify runs on 77.93%, WooCommerce on 17.22% and BigCommerce on 4.74%. Judge.me (20.65%) leads the review apps, Klaviyo sends email on 24.63% and Mailchimp on 9.67%. Google Analytics is on 65.05%. Consent tools are thin on the ground, with Pandectes the most common at 3.9%.

Sales signal: the WooCommerce slice, about one domain in six, is what sets this list apart. Agencies and plugins that serve WooCommerce print shops will find a pocket here that Shopify-only customisers can't reach.

What it costs

Zakeke's pricing page (15 October 2026) lists Starter at $59 a month billed annually, Grow at $110 and Scale at $255, or $69.90, $129.90 and $299.90 month to month. They cover 10, 50 and 100 published products, and each adds a fee on every customised product sold: 1.9%, 1.7% and 1.5%. Enterprise is quoted. The site claims more than 25,000 subscribers, far above the 2,795 domains we see running the storefront script, and Etsy and Amazon sellers, which Zakeke also connects to, wouldn't show up in a website crawl.

Sales signal: the per-sale fee makes Zakeke's cost rise with a store's custom-order revenue. High-volume print shops are the ones most likely to price an alternative.

Key takeaways

1. 2,795 live domains, 9th of 59 in Product Customization and first among the visual customisers there.

2. About 1.3 domains per Shopify store, and no store near 1% of the count.

3. Small buyers, 90.18% with 50 staff or fewer, plus 27 companies founded before 1960.

4. Print and promo businesses are 12.23% of matched companies, and European companies outnumber American ones.

5. WooCommerce on 17.22% of domains, and Printful beside Zakeke on 191.

How to use this list

Filter by industry first, because print shops and brands want different pitches, then dedupe by store. For the full list of 2,795 Zakeke domains with company, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io. Our Shopify analysis covers the store base most of these shops sit on.