For software vendors
Integrate once. Ship it to every customer.
You build POS software, a WMS, a booking system or a shop platform, and printing is the part that generates the support tickets. This is the version where the printer is not your problem any more.
What printing costs you today
- A driver or a client to install at every customer, and to keep updated afterwards.
- A remote session to unstick a queue, on a Saturday, for a customer paying €40 a month.
- A layout change that means a release, an app store review, and a customer who waits three weeks.
- Support tickets you cannot close because the machine is switched off and nobody is in the shop.
What works today
liveOne integration, every customer
A single POST to /v1/jobs. No SDK to ship with your product, no client to install at their end, no printer drivers in your support scope.
Layouts without a release
The template lives on the server. A customer who wants their logo bigger is a change to a template, not to your codebase and not to your roadmap.
You can see what happened
Every job has a status, an image of what was printed, and a signed webhook when it finishes or fails. Most printing tickets are answered before the customer calls.
Run it yourself if you must
The server ships as a Docker image. For a customer whose data may not leave the building — a clinic, a lab, a government contract — that is often the difference between a deal and no deal.
In development
buildingBeing built now, and the shape is not fixed. If you are considering this seriously, this is the moment your requirements still change the design.
Sub-accounts
One account per customer under your own, with their printers, templates and usage separated.
Billing per customer
Usage per sub-account, so you can pass it on or absorb it into your own plan.
Your name on the bridge
White label on the bridge and in the dashboard your customers see.
Bulk provisioning
Pre-paired bridges shipped straight to your customer, ready to plug in.
Start with the technical part
Create a free account, print from your own code against the virtual bridge this afternoon, and then let us talk about volume, margin and what your customers need. In that order — a commercial conversation about something you have not seen working is a waste of both our time.