Companies & teams
Company swag with zero inventory.
Brikl runs on-demand company swag stores, so employees and clients order branded gear that's produced per order. No inventory in a supply closet, no minimums, no guessing sizes for the whole company — new hires, events and clients each order exactly what they need.
What your store looks like
A branded storefront on your own web address, live in minutes. Your logo, your colors, your products — and every order produced on demand and shipped to the buyer.
See live store examples →Sound familiar?
A closet full of the wrong sizes
Bulk swag orders leave you with mediums nobody wanted.
New hires get whatever's left
Onboarding gifts depend on last year's leftover stock.
Someone runs it as a side job
Storing, packing and shipping swag falls on an office manager.
Every event is a scramble
A new order, a new minimum, a new deadline.
What you sell
Picks from Brikl’s marketplace of 8,000+ decorated products — all produced on demand.
How they order
Employees and clients open the store, pick their size and item, and check out. Each order is produced on demand and shipped to them, so onboarding kits and event gear arrive without a bulk buy.
Setting it up
Add your brand
Upload the logo once. Brikl makes it decoration-ready automatically, so there's no artwork fee and no proofing cycle with a supplier.
Build the range
Pick apparel, drinkware, bags and gifts from the marketplace. Offering every size and colorway costs nothing, because none of it is stocked.
Decide who sees what
Run one store for everyone, or separate stores for teams, regions and clients — each with its own products and pricing.
Share the link
Put it in your onboarding docs or your intranet. Orders ship to the person who placed them, so nothing lands on the office manager's desk.
When people order
Onboarding
A new hire orders their own kit in their own size in their first week, instead of receiving whatever's left in the closet.
Conferences and events
Event gear is ordered for the people actually attending, without a minimum, a deadline or a box of spares to store afterwards.
Client gifting
Send one gift or fifty. Each is produced per order and shipped to the recipient rather than to your office first.
Milestones and anniversaries
Work-anniversary and recognition gifts are ordered one at a time, which a bulk buy has never handled well.
3.5% per transaction. Nothing else.
No setup fee, no subscription, no inventory. You only pay when you make a sale.
See full pricing →A bulk buy vs. a store, over a year
Quantities and prices here are illustrative. The 3.5% is Brikl's actual fee.
- Bulk buy: 100 hoodies at $32
- $3,200 spent up front
- Actually needed over the year
- 38 hoodies
- On demand: the same 38 hoodies
- $1,216, as they're ordered
- Brikl's fee (3.5%)
- $42.56 total
The bulk buy spends the budget in January and guesses the size run for people who haven't been hired yet. On demand, each hoodie is bought when someone actually needs one, in the size they actually wear, and the 62 nobody needed were never made.
Before you open a store
What is a company store?
The definition, what it costs to run and how one gets set up.
Read the guide →Swag across multiple locations
One store for a company spread over many sites, shipped per person.
Read the guide →Turbo Store
A stocked, branded store in about ten seconds, from three picks.
Read the guide →Company store types
Always-on, order window, or a store per team and per client.
Read the guide →