We Print Today upgrades website for easier online ordering

We Print Today has overhauled its website to make quoting, file uploads and price checks faster for customers ordering from Kingston, Massachusetts or remotely. The changes aim to reduce friction for small print jobs and larger commercial orders alike.

Why it matters: - The website upgrade gives We Print Today customers more ways to start a print job without visiting the counter. - Mobile access, quote requests and published starting prices can help customers plan jobs faster and compare options before ordering. - The change matters for both walk-in customers and online users who need quick turnaround.

What happened: - We Print Today completed a major website upgrade at weprinttoday.com. - The Kingston, Massachusetts print and sign shop has served the region since 1980. - The updated site is designed to make online ordering easier for customers. - Owner David Struski said the goal was customer convenience, especially for online ordering. - Customers can now send artwork directly to the shop, request a quote and check starting prices before visiting in person.

The details: - The upgraded website works on mobile phones and desktop computers. - The simplified file upload process is available through the website’s Send a File page. - Customers can upload a print-ready PDF or image without creating a website account. - The upload form asks for quantity, materials requested and deadline needed. - We Print Today reviews the file, sends a proof if needed, confirms pricing and verifies turnaround before production. - The website’s pricing page lists starting prices for common jobs, including copies, signs and banners. - Customers can request an exact quote through the quote form. - The company produces almost everything in-house. - Digital printing makes up the largest share of the company’s printing, rather than offset. - We Print Today’s trademarked name reflects its “We Print TODAY, because tomorrow may be too late!” philosophy. - The company began in Kingston in 1980 under Chet and Shirley Struski. - We Print Today has operated throughout its history at 66 Summer Street. - The shop started with 400 square feet and has expanded to 6,000 square feet. - Equipment now includes digital presses and wide-format printers for copies, booklets, posters, building plans and signs. - Customers can still visit the shop in person, and online file submission is now another way to start a project.

Between the lines: - The upgrade points to a business trying to meet customers where they are, especially as more print jobs begin online. - Simplifying file uploads can remove a common barrier for people who already have artwork ready but need a fast way to submit it. - Publishing starting prices may also reduce back-and-forth for routine orders and help set expectations earlier.

What's next: - We Print Today is positioned to use the upgraded site as a front door for both remote and local customers. - The company will continue handling proofs, pricing and production after file submission. - In-person ordering remains available alongside the new online workflow.

The bottom line: - We Print Today is betting that a faster, clearer website will turn more ready-to-print files into completed jobs.