Chirply (YC S10) is Threadless for Paper Goods

Re:Chirply (YC S10) is Threadless for Paper Goods by swombat on Wednesday February 09, 2011 @03:22PM (#2199146)

So, that's like http://moonpig.com then? What do they do differently?

Edit: Nevermind, answered it myself. Chirply does all paper goods, whereas moonpig only does cards, flowers, gifts, and bottles.

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Re:Chirply (YC S10) is Threadless for Paper Goods by gaganpalrecha on Wednesday February 09, 2011 @03:29PM (#2199170)

and it's crowd-sourced design, so the designs are better. Whereas moonpig is mostly about customized text.

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Re:Chirply (YC S10) is Threadless for Paper Goods by adityakothadiya on Wednesday February 09, 2011 @05:03PM (#2199558)

Probably the more appropriate question is - how it's different than http://minted.com? I know TinyPrints is not crowd-sourced, but Minted is.

Please note, I'm not trying to demean your service or existence by any means, but just trying to learn how you're distinguishing and plan to compete with this super growing startups?

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Re:Chirply (YC S10) is Threadless for Paper Goods by seanahrens on Wednesday February 09, 2011 @03:28PM (#2199162)

sometimes focus (on one vertical - as opposed to four) can mean all the difference.

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