Sydney-based Special T Print has launched a new web-to-print platform, Sprint, as part of its 15-year milestone, combining automation and user-friendly ordering to streamline how customers buy print online.
The new platform allows customers to upload artwork, review proofs instantly, and reorder past jobs, with instant pricing available across a wide range of products.
Customers can also request custom quotes directly through the interface, giving flexibility for both standard and bespoke print work.
“Sprint connects the entire process from proof to production,” said Corey London, managing director at Special T Print.
“It means customers can place an order, approve their artwork, and we can have it moving through production in a fraction of the time – all while maintaining the same quality and service we’re known for.”
Developed and refined over the past year, Sprint is part of Special T Print’s broader strategy to digitise workflows and strengthen its online presence.
The system integrates directly with in-house production, allowing jobs to move automatically through prepress, reducing manual handling and improving turnaround times.
All production remains local, managed through Special T Print’s Sydney facility.
According to London, keeping print manufacturing in Australia was a key focus when developing the platform.
“Every online job is proudly produced here by our team. The technology helps us deliver faster, but the craftsmanship stays the same,” London explained.
“While technology has changed, the core of print remains the same – how you put ink on paper, care for your clients, and deliver on your promises. For us, adding value for our clients is always the priority.”
London said the company’s investment in web-to-print reflects a broader trend across the industry toward hybrid models of service.
“Print is evolving quickly. Customers expect instant access and transparency, and our website gives them that – but with the reassurance that there’s still a real team behind it,” London concluded.
As Special T Print marks 15 years, its shift into web-to-print highlights how Australian printers are using e-commerce and workflow automation to scale services, simplify ordering, and maintain local production in a digital age.