Gogoprint operates an online printing marketplace offering printed business cards, flyers, booklets, posters and marketing collateral such as promotional pens, stationery and flash drives. The company uses a batching approach to bundle customer orders for each print run, lowering costs and improving printer utilization. Gogoprint operates as a pure marketplace and partners with local printers rather than owning machinery. It has worked with about 45,000 companies, focuses on larger clients like Honda, Lazada and Lion Air, and reports a 60% average repeat-customer rate. The company claims customer numbers grew 200% over the past year, has roughly 125 staff with plans to add about 30, and recently hired a CTO to support scaling. Management declined to provide revenue figures but says it has a path to profitability with product profit margins of roughly 30–80%. Gogoprint is a Thailand-based online printing startup that launched in November 2015 and initially serves the domestic Bangkok market. It targets business users—especially SMEs—and offers paper-based products such as business cards, flyers and brochures with 48-hour delivery. The company operates with a team of fewer than 20 and was founded by Alexander Suss and David Berghaeuser. Gogoprint has raised a mid-six-figure U.S. dollar investment from OPG (Online Printing Group), an investment firm associated with Kai Hagenbuch. The founders estimate the Southeast Asian printing industry at $25 billion annually and are planning regional expansion and a Series A in the second half of the year. Planned product and service expansions include banners, stickers, potential marketing/design partnerships, a Bangkok dispatch office, and replicating a local-printing model in target countries.

Total raised

$8M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Oct 2018