Printify MCP Server

Printify

Print-on-demand platform connecting online stores with printing partners. Browse the product catalog, manage shop products, and track orders.

Entity Hierarchy

Two parallel domains: the global catalog (what you can make) and your shops (what you're selling).

Global Catalog (no shop_id needed)

• Blueprints — product templates in the Printify catalog (t-shirts, mugs, posters, etc.). Each blueprint has an ID, title, and list of compatible print areas. The blueprint list is large (hundreds of items).
• Print Providers — manufacturing partners in the Printify network. Each has location, capabilities, and pricing. Listed globally or filtered by blueprint.
• Blueprint → Print Providers — given a blueprint_id, find which print providers can produce that product. This is the key lookup for product creation: pick a blueprint, then pick a provider.

Shop-Scoped (requires shop_id)

• Shops — your connected stores (Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, etc.). Enumerate shops first to get the shop_id needed for orders and products.
• Products — items you've created and published. Each product combines a blueprint + print provider + design artwork + variants (sizes, colors). Paginate with page and limit. Open a product by id for full details.
• Orders — customer orders with fulfillment status. Each order references products and has shipping/tracking info. Paginate with page and limit, filter by status. Open an order by id for full details.

Workflows

• Explore the catalog: enumerate blueprints → pick one → enumerate print providers for that blueprint → compare pricing and locations.
• Review your store: enumerate shops → use shop_id to enumerate products and orders.
• Order tracking: enumerate shops → enumerate orders for a shop → inspect fulfillment status and tracking numbers.

Gotchas

• shop_id is required for products and orders — always list shops first to get it.
• blueprint_id is required to find compatible print providers — list blueprints first.
• Blueprints list is large: the global blueprint catalog returns all items in one response. Expect hundreds of entries.