UNITED KINGDOM / AGILITYPR.NEWS / January 15, 2026 / PrintReviewer.com, a new independent print review website, announced today the launch of its platform focused on helping businesses, creators, and marketers choose print vendors with fewer surprises and better results.

PrintReviewer is built around a simple idea: most print shops look great online, but what shows up at your door can vary wildly. The site aims to cut through that gap with straightforward rankings, practical buying guidance, and a consistent scoring system that makes it easier to compare printers on the things people actually care about, like print quality, price, turnaround time, and customer service.

“People don’t have time to become print experts just to order business cards,” said John Monsen, founder and editor of PrintReviewer.com. “The goal with PrintReviewer is to make it easier to get the right outcome the first time. Clear ratings, clear tradeoffs, and clear ‘best for’ recommendations, so you can pick the printer that fits your job.”

Transparent score tables, not vague “best of” lists

At launch, PrintReviewer.com publishes rankings that score printers across a consistent set of categories, using a 1 to 5 scale that is relative within each group. That approach is designed to show separation between companies in a way that is easy to understand at a glance, without pretending that every vendor is either perfect or terrible.

The current scoring categories include metrics like quality, price, options and finishes, templates and tools, customer service, and turnaround time. PrintReviewer pairs those tables with practical “best for” groupings, helping readers quickly match a printer to a real-world use case, such as “best for designers,” “best for premium finishes,” “best for budget,” or “best for fast turnaround.”

What Print Reviewer covers at launch

PrintReviewer.com launches with a growing library of:

• Ranked review tables for key print categories (starting with business cards and stickers)
• Comparison reviews that break down major brands head-to-head
• Guides for buyers who want the right stock, finish, and file setup without learning print the hard way
• “Best for” recommendations that focus on what each printer is actually good at, not generic one-size-fits-all picks
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The site also emphasizes editorial clarity: what a printer does well, what it does not, and what a buyer should watch out for before ordering.

Media Contact John Monsen Founder & Editor hello@printreviewer.com