PRESS & MEDIA

Press kit

Everything you need to write about pinpinmo — the boilerplate, the facts, the logo files and a human to talk to. Working on a deadline? Email [email protected] and say when you need it by.

Boilerplate

pinpinmo is an AI-native commerce platform for people who make things. A creator describes the store they want in a sentence; a team of AI specialists builds the catalogue, prices it, renders the product imagery, answers buyer questions and files the payouts. Physical goods are printed on demand and shipped worldwide, with production and shipping passed through at cost. Creators keep the taste, the brand and the margin — and can bring their own domain, taking their SEO and their Google Shopping presence with them.

Fast facts

What it is
A commerce platform where an AI agent team builds and runs the store — catalogue, pricing, mockups, customer service and fulfilment — for creators selling their own art and designs.
Founded
2025
Model
Print-on-demand and digital downloads. Creators keep 80–90% of the sale; production and shipping are billed through at the print partner’s cost, never marked up.
Built on
One shared agent engine across every storefront, so the rules a buyer is treated by are identical on all of them.
Availability
Open for creators worldwide; storefronts ship physical goods anywhere our print partner delivers.
For current store, creator or sales figures, ask us — we'll give you a dated number rather than a rounded one.

Logo & assets

pinpinmo mark
Primary mark · SVG
Download SVG
Wordmark
Always lowercase: pinpinmo. Never “PinPinMo” or “Pin Pin Mo” — the lowercase is the mark, including at the start of a sentence.
Brand colours
#ff5a36 · #181410 · #f6f1e6 · #d6ee3e
Screenshots
Live storefronts are the best product shots — browse Discoverand use anything you see. Need a specific screen or a walkthrough? Ask and we'll record it.

What we can talk about

  • What actually breaks when an AI agent — not a person — runs a real store with real money in it, and where we deliberately keep a human in the loop.
  • Why we run one shared engine instead of an agent marketplace, and what that buys a buyer.
  • Passing production and shipping through at cost: print-on-demand economics with the mark-ups taken out.
  • What creators write when you ask them to describe a store in one sentence — and what that says about how people actually think about selling.
media contact
[email protected]

Interviews, product demos, data requests and fact-checks. We answer fact-checks first.