CEO, PlixaLabs
Seby Paul
Runs PlixaLabs on one rule: every embroidery file is drawn by hand, checked by a second digitizer and sold at one flat price per design. Seby Paul is the CEO of PlixaLabs and writes about buying embroidery digitizing: what it should cost, how to choose a digitizer, and when software or a service makes more sense.
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One free design per new registered business: Simple or Medium complexity, standard turnaround, embroidery digitizing or vector conversion. After that, each design has one flat price set by its complexity.
Standard 4–8 hours · Rush 2–4 hours · Super rush 1–2 hours, 24/7
Flat price per design, not per 1,000 stitches
All machine formats and a stitch simulation preview included
Unlimited revisions, no time limit
Digitizing since 2015
Send your design
1
Upload your artwork
Any image or vector file, plus garment, finished size and machine.
2
We digitize it
Planned by our employed digitizing team for your fabric and placement.
3
File and preview back in 4–8 hours
Rush 2–4 hours or super rush 1–2 hours for +50%.
4
Sew it out
Need a change? Revisions are unlimited.