Raksul announced that it ranked No. 1 in sales in Japan's online printing market based on a comparison of published financial results. To mark the achievement, it will launch a Super Sale for first-time users on 1 October.
Raksul, Inc. announced that it ranked No. 1 in Japan's online printing market based on a comparison of the financial results published by various companies in 2026. The comparison covered online printing providers, and the company's sales were ranked first for the latest fiscal year.
While the printing market as a whole is trending downward due to digitisation and the shift to paperless operations, online ordering is becoming more widespread and e-commerce is expanding in the B2B market. Against this backdrop, Raksul has broadened the purchasing experience for online printing by expanding its product range, providing design support and optimising its production systems.
Raksul explained that it has continued to grow by overcoming four barriers. It has pursued broader product selection and convenience, the democratisation of design through its partnership with Canva, expansion of its customer base beyond its traditional focus on small and medium-sized enterprises, and production innovation combining network printing with its own factories.
To mark the achievement of ranking No. 1 in sales, Raksul will hold a Super Sale from 1 October for people using Raksul for the first time. It will offer 100 business cards for ¥100 and 1,000 A4 flyers for ¥1,000.
As of the end of August 2026, the number of companies using the service had reached 12,011, approximately 2.2 times the 5,457 recorded in the same period of the previous year. Raksul aims to build management infrastructure for small and medium-sized enterprises, starting with printing.