INKRE, Mexico: an online print store for stickers, labels and general print
INKRE is a Spanish-language online print store in Mexico selling stickers, labels, packaging and general commercial print. Netbase JSC's project records describe a custom web-to-print engagement from November 2021 to March 2025 on an online designer, print-ready PDF output and checkout fixes. Netbase JSC checked the live store on 2026-10-10.
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At a glance
- Country
- Mexico
- Niche
- Commercial print
Who is INKRE and what market does it serve?
INKRE is an online print store in Mexico. A read-only check of inkre.mx on 2026-10-10 found a Spanish-language storefront (the page metadata sets the es_MX locale) selling stickers, labels and packaging alongside business cards, letterhead, large-format vinyl, posters, flyers, photo prints, magnets and a custom mechanical embosser. Its navigation splits the catalogue into a general list, an express-printing section and an industrial section, with separate pages for wholesale buyers and businesses. Netbase JSC's project records classify the engagement under generic print, dated November 2021 to March 2025.
The businesses named in these case studies are Netbase JSC clients; the web-to-print work described was delivered or designed by Netbase JSC, which operates Web2Print Solutions. Names, links and screenshots are shown with the operator's authorization and removed on request.
- Client
- INKRE, Mexico
- Status
- Delivered — live store, checked by Netbase JSC on 2026-10-10
- Store
- inkre.mx, Spanish language (es_MX locale metadata)
- Platform
- A single-page app with Supabase-hosted data and images, and a web-app manifest named "Inkre Wizard" described as a quotation and production-management system; no WordPress signature. Records list WordPress for the engagement
- Products
- Stickers, labels, packaging, business cards, letterhead, large-format vinyl and banners, posters, flyers, brochures, photo prints, magnets and a custom mechanical embosser
- Work by Netbase JSC
- An online designer, print-ready PDF output, ordering-and-checkout fixes, plus plugin and theme maintenance that kept client customisations intact
- Engagement period
- November 2021 to March 2025, about 3.3 years of dated, project-specific work
- Milestones
- Three project-specific milestones and six project-specific tasks
How big is Mexico's online print and general-commerce market?
AMVO (Asociación Mexicana de Venta Online) reports in its Estudio de Venta Online 2026 that Mexican e-commerce has reached 941 billion pesos and 77.2 million buyers. The study is about online commerce as a whole, not print, so it sets the scale of the online channel and says nothing about print orders.
On the supply side, INEGI's monthly manufacturing survey for October 2025 (Boletín 716/25, published 2025-12-17) gives subsector 323, "Impresión e industrias conexas" (printing and related industries), a production index of 111.7, down 0.2% on a year earlier. Employment in the subsector was down 3.5% and real average remuneration up 5.3% on the same basis.
On invoicing, the SAT electronic-invoice site publishes a filling guide for the CFDI invoice format, version 4.0. inkre.mx carries a dedicated invoicing page alongside its wholesale and business pages. This page draws no further conclusion about how the store handles invoices.
What business problem does a store like this have to solve?
A catalogue that runs from stickers, labels and packaging to business cards, letterhead, large-format vinyl, posters and flyers puts many product families in one storefront. Each family turns on different choices, so one generic order form cannot serve them all without hiding options some buyers need.
The second constraint is the buyer mix. INKRE's navigation separates a wholesale page and a businesses page from its general catalogue, an express-printing section and an industrial section, so the same storefront carries retail browsing and a trade-oriented path at once.
Netbase JSC's records show where its work went: an online designer, print-ready PDF output, ordering and checkout fixes, and plugin and theme maintenance. They do not describe the client's buyers, so this page does not either.
What decisions and trade-offs shaped the project?
The project records hold titles and dates, not the options rejected along the way, so this section reports what the sequence of work shows and does not invent reasons for it.
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The online designer has its own items
An "Add: online designer" task was logged in July 2023 (with a December 2021 due date), and an "Update: online designer, customisations retained" milestone opened on 2024-09-26 and closed the next day.
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The second release ran late
Milestone Release 1.1.0 opened in December 2021, was due 2022-05-30 and closed 2022-07-15, about six weeks after its due date. Release 1.0.0 closed on 2021-12-29, ahead of its 2022-01-07 due date.
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Customisations were retained through updates
A plugin and theme maintenance update in September 2024 and the online-designer update the same month are each labelled "customisations retained".
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Two checkout fixes in early 2025
"Fix: ordering and checkout" tasks were opened on 2025-01-23 and 2025-03-06, about six weeks apart.
How could an order move from product choice to the cart?
The records name an online designer, print-ready PDF output and ordering and checkout. The live store's own files show a catalogue, a designer path, a quote function and a cart and checkout, but a scripted check could not walk an order through them. The path below is an illustration of where those components sit in a typical web-to-print order, not a record of the live store.
- Choose the product A buyer picks a product from the catalogue, such as stickers, labels or packaging.
- Add artwork in the online designer The buyer builds the design in the store's online designer; the records carry an "Add: online designer" task.
- The wizard calculates a quote The store's web-app manifest describes a quotation and production-management system, and its meta description says "design, quote and receive".
- Print-ready PDF output The records carry a print-ready PDF output fix from November 2024.
- Add to the cart A design that is ready goes to the cart and checkout; otherwise the buyer goes back to the designer. The store's robots.txt lists cart, checkout and designer paths.
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Product families
Stickers, labels, packaging, business cards, letterhead, large-format vinyl, posters, flyers and more, per the live sitemap
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Price inputs
A quote function is described in the store's manifest; the records do not list the inputs
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Artwork route
An online designer, per the records and a designer path in robots.txt
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File output
Print-ready PDF output, per a November 2024 task
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Platform
Records list WordPress; the live store shows a single-page app with Supabase-hosted data and no WordPress signature
The defects the records name are a general-scope defect (August 2024), a print-ready PDF output defect (November 2024) and two ordering-and-checkout defects (January and March 2025). The records do not say how any of them showed up for buyers.
Netbase JSC maintains reusable web-to-print components - a browser-based online designer, rule-based print pricing templates, print-ready PDF output with CMYK conversion, bleed and trim, storefront connectors for WooCommerce, Shopify, Wix and custom stores, and a photobook and multi-page layout editor - which an engagement may reuse under their own licence terms. The catalogue, pricing and customer relationships belong to INKRE.
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What was delivered over time?
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2021, Q4 (Nov-Dec)
Records open; milestone Release 1.0.0, due 2022-01-07, closes 2021-12-29, ahead of schedule.
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2021 Q4 to 2022 Q3 (Dec-Jul)
Milestone Release 1.1.0 opens in December 2021 and closes 2022-07-15, about six weeks after its due date.
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2023, Q3 (Jul)
"Add: online designer" task logged.
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2024, Q3 (Aug-Sep)
"Fix: general scope" closed; "Update: plugin and theme maintenance, customisations retained" closed; milestone "Update: online designer, customisations retained" opens 2024-09-26 and closes the next day.
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2024, Q4 (Nov-Dec)
"Fix: print-ready PDF output" closed.
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2025, Q1 (Jan-Mar)
Two "Fix: ordering and checkout" tasks, opened on 2025-01-23 and 2025-03-06 and completed, are the last dated items.
Netbase JSC's project index also lists two further milestones and four administrative tasks; this timeline lists only the project-specific items.
What does this record show, and what does it not?
It shows project-specific records of a custom engagement for a Mexican generic-print store, November 2021 to March 2025, across three milestones and six tasks: an online designer, print-ready PDF output and ordering-and-checkout fixes.
It does not show order volume, conversion or any revenue figure; none is measured to a published method and none is claimed here. It does not show whether the live store runs the platform the records describe: a read-only check on 2026-10-10 found a single-page application with Supabase-hosted data and no WordPress signature. That points to a different build from the one in the records (see ecommerce platform integration), but the records do not say who built it. Web2Print Solutions is the web-to-print engineering service of Netbase JSC. Delivery records cited on this site belong to Netbase JSC; where no delivered example of a capability is published, the page says so rather than implying a record.
What should a print business in this niche take from it?
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Give the online designer its own items
The records show it as a separate task and a separate milestone, not folded into general maintenance.
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State "customisations retained" on updates
The records label two 2024 updates this way, so a reader can see that earlier custom work was kept.
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Treat a checkout fix as its own item
The records show two separate checkout fixes six weeks apart.
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Plan for a storefront to be rebuilt
A delivery record from one platform era does not guarantee the live store runs the same way later; this one does not.
Key takeaways
- INKRE is a Spanish-language online print store in Mexico, checked live by Netbase JSC on 2026-10-10.
- Its catalogue spans stickers, labels, packaging, business cards, letterhead, large-format vinyl and more, with separate wholesale and business pages.
- Netbase JSC's records hold a custom engagement from November 2021 to March 2025, with three project-specific milestones and six tasks.
- The live store today runs a single-page app with Supabase-hosted data and no WordPress signature, different from the platform the records list.
- No order volume, conversion or revenue result is claimed for the store.
How could a similar project start?
If you run a sticker, label, packaging or general-print storefront in Mexico or elsewhere in Latin America and want the same kind of record, send a project brief listing your product families, whether checkout already captures tax or invoicing data by region, and which languages your storefront needs at launch. Sticker and label die-cut rules are covered on sticker and label ordering, business-card rules on business card editor, and packaging structure on web-to-print for packaging and label converters. Catalogue-width engineering sits under web-to-print for commercial printers and print product configurator. A related Spanish-language record is the Reprotel case study in Spain; every case study is indexed on the evidence hub.
Frequently asked questions
No. Stickers and labels sit alongside packaging, business cards, letterhead, large-format vinyl, posters and flyers on the same storefront.
The project-specific records run to March 2025 and list WordPress as the platform. The live store checked in 2026 is a single-page application with Supabase-hosted data and no WordPress signature.
By read-only requests from Hanoi on 2026-10-10 for the homepage, sitemap, robots.txt and web-app manifest; no order was placed and no account was created.
Its navigation carries a wholesale section and a businesses section alongside the general catalogue, plus a dedicated invoicing page.
No. No order volume, conversion or revenue result is measured to a published method, so none is claimed.
References (5)
- Netbase JSC project records for inkre.mx (custom web-to-print project, three project-specific milestones, November 2021 to March 2025), reviewed 2026-10-10.
- INKRE public store, inkre.mx, read-only check of the homepage, sitemap, robots.txt and web-app manifest from Hanoi, Vietnam, accessed 2026-10-10.
- Asociación Mexicana de Venta Online (AMVO), "Estudio de Venta Online 2026", amvo.org.mx/descarga-evo-2026, accessed 2026-10-10.
- INEGI, Encuesta Mensual de la Industria Manufacturera (EMIM), Boletín de indicador 716/25, published 2025-12-17, en.www.inegi.org.mx, accessed 2026-10-10.
- Servicio de Administración Tributaria (SAT), "Factura electrónica" (CFDI 4.0 filling guide), sat.gob.mx/minisitio/Factura/default.htm, accessed 2026-10-10.
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