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★ Top Pick Titan PressEstablished Brand | MPROGreat Alternative | Non-BrandedNo Established Brand | Hobby / ToyNot for Business | |
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| Good For | Hobbyists, side hustles & full-time businesses | Hobbyists, side hustles & full-time businesses | We do not recommend these machines | Experiments & kids — not suitable for business |
| Service Center | USA-based | USA-based | Not offered | Not offered |
| Warranty | ✓ Included | ✓ Included | ✗ Not offered | ✗ Not offered |
| Returns | 30-day returns | 30-day returns | Final sale | Amazon policy |
| Ships from USA | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | Often ships directly from China | Via Amazon |
| Supplies Availability | In stock, ships from USA | In stock, ships from USA | Often overseas — long waits & customs fees | Limited & inconsistent |
| Supplies Costper 1,000 magnets | $225 | $225 | $300–400 | Unknown |
| Price | — | — | — | — |
| Sold By | titanpress.co | mprousa.com | Amazon, Alibaba, social media | Amazon |

If you're serious about turning magnets into a real business, invest in an established brand. You get US-based support, affordable supplies that ship fast, and a machine that's built to last.
| Month | Magnets sold | Revenue | Cost | Profit | Cumulative profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Month 1 | 300 | $600 | $80 | $521 | $521 |
| Month 2 | 300 | $600 | $80 | $521 | $1,041 |
| Month 3 | 300 | $600 | $80 | $521 | $1,562 |
| Month 4 | 300 | $600 | $80 | $521 | $2,082✓ Paid off! |
| Month 5 | 300 | $600 | $80 | $521 | $2,603 |
| Month 6 | 300 | $600 | $80 | $521 | $3,123 |
The most trusted software in the magnet-making community. NINEMAGS handles photo uploads, auto-cropping, batch processing, and print-ready file generation — so you can focus on making magnets and growing sales.
Photo to print-ready magnet — in seconds
The two most trusted brands are Titan Press and MPRO. Both are created by magnet makers, for magnet makers. They offer fast shipping, US-based service centers, warranties, and affordable supplies that ship quickly from the US. Non-branded machines sold on Amazon or Alibaba often ship directly from overseas, have no warranty, no service support, and supplies that are expensive and slow to arrive.
You can get started for as little as $570 with an MPRO bundle that includes the machine and your first supplies. Titan Press bundles start at $1,703.50 and include a professional-grade machine with 1,000 supplies. You'll also need a printer and photo paper, which most people already have or can get for under $100. Ongoing costs are supplies plus about $0.04 per magnet for paper and ink.
It's simple — you need four things: a magnet-making machine, supplies (magnetic sheets, laminate, adhesive), a printer, and photo paper. That's it. Our free starter list breaks down exactly what to get and where to buy it.
Absolutely. Most magnet makers sell their magnets for $2–$3 each while supplies cost $0.22–$0.35 per magnet. That's a 6–9x markup. Many makers in our community pay off their machine within the first 2–3 months. Use our ROI calculator to see exactly how much you could make.
Branded machines (Titan Press, MPRO) come with fast delivery, a US-based service center, customer support, warranty, and supplies that are always in stock and ship quickly. Non-branded machines are often sold under many different names by different sellers but are the same generic product. They typically have no warranty, no service center, final-sale return policies, and supplies that ship from overseas with long wait times and customs fees.
Custom magnets sell well across many channels: online marketplaces like Etsy, your own website on Shopify, social media (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok), craft fairs and farmers markets, pop-up events, and directly to local businesses like realtors, restaurants, and shops. Many of our community members sell across multiple channels.