About Editandprint
Editandprint is an Australian web‑to‑print software provider based in Nerang, Queensland, that specialises in white‑label online storefronts for print and design businesses. Their cloud‑based platform allows printers, graphic designers, signage companies, and promotional product suppliers to create branded e‑commerce websites where end customers can upload artwork, customise templates, and order printed products online. Editandprint typically works on a business‑to‑business (B2B) basis, providing software, hosting, and integrated tools such as online design editors, job management, and integrations with common print workflows.
A charge from Editandprint on your bank or card statement usually relates to a software subscription or platform service fee, not an individual print order you placed as a consumer. Common reasons include monthly or annual subscription fees for the web‑to‑print platform, add‑on modules, setup or onboarding fees, or usage‑based fees tied to order volumes processed through your storefront. In some cases, you may also see temporary authorisation holds when adding or updating a payment method, upgrading your plan, or starting a paid trial that converts to a recurring subscription if not cancelled.
If you’re unsure about a charge, start by checking whether your company (or your accounting department) has an Editandprint subscription or recently signed up for a trial or onboarding package. Log in to your Editandprint admin portal to review invoices and billing history, or ask the team member responsible for print or marketing systems if they’ve engaged Editandprint. To resolve questions, use the contact options on editandprint.com.au (such as their contact form or listed phone details) and provide the date, amount, and last four digits of the card used so they can locate the transaction. If you still believe the charge is incorrect, speak with your bank or card issuer about disputing the transaction after you’ve attempted to resolve it with Editandprint directly.