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PrintOclock

French online printing company (web-to-print) for professionals and brands, founded in Toulouse in 2008.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

PrintOclock is the commercial name of the French company Constellacom, an online printing (web-to-print) business founded in 2008 in Toulouse by Antoine Roux, who remains its president. The company serves professionals and brands, offering a broad catalogue of printed products ordered through its website and produced in its own Toulouse print workshop. Its range spans standard stationery such as business cards, flyers, brochures and posters, through large-format and outdoor advertising (banners, roll-ups, beach flags, PVC and aluminium panels, signage), packaging (kraft bags, shipping boxes, doypacks), personalised objects and textiles, and book/photo-book printing. Since 2012 it has also specialised in short-run and on-demand publishing. The company describes itself as the leading independent French online printer and runs dedicated programmes for graphic-arts professionals and resellers as well as for large corporate accounts, with dedicated account managers. Its history began with Antoine Roux's work as an artists' manager in the culture and concert world, where he produced posters, flyers and stickers for touring acts, festivals and his first major client, Fnac. That activity was structured into PrintOclock in 2008. Key milestones include the 2012 internalisation of production with the creation of the Toulouse printing workshop, turnover passing ten million euros in 2018, a five-million-euro investment plan launched in 2019, and the achievement in 2020 of 100% of orders delivered without air freight. Turnover exceeded twenty million euros in 2025. In April 2026 PrintOclock acquired the assets of Main Gauche, a Montpellier-area specialist in personalised textile marking (digital textile printing, embroidery and screen printing) that was in judicial liquidation; the group then counted 160 employees across its Toulouse and Montpellier sites, including 70 from Main Gauche. PrintOclock is a private company and operates primarily on the French market.

History

PrintOclock is the commercial name of Constellacom, a French online printing company founded in 2008 in Toulouse by Antoine Roux, who is still its president. Its origins lie outside printing: Roux worked as an artists' manager in the culture, concert and festival world, where he saw a need to optimise the communication and production of paper materials for his partners. At a time before social media, artist promotion ran through print — posters, flyers and stickers pasted at toll booths during tours or in café-concert toilets. Roux began serving his network of concert producers, festivals and his first major client, Fnac. In 2008 he structured this activity into PrintOclock. The company operates in the web-to-print market, i.e. online printing for professionals and brands. In 2012 it internalised production by creating its own printing workshop in Toulouse and shifted its industrial model toward short-run and on-demand publishing. Turnover passed ten million euros in 2018, and in 2019 the company launched a five-million-euro investment plan. In 2020 it reached the milestone of 100% of orders delivered without recourse to air freight. By 2025 turnover exceeded twenty million euros. In April 2026 PrintOclock acquired Main Gauche, a company based in Saint-Jean-de-Védas (Hérault) specialising in personalised textile marking for businesses, which was in judicial liquidation. Following the operation the entity was structured as a group of 160 employees (including 70 from Main Gauche) across its Toulouse and Montpellier sites, and it added personalised textile printing, embroidery and screen printing to its capabilities. The company presents itself as the leading independent French online printer and runs dedicated programmes for graphic-arts professionals and resellers as well as for large corporate accounts.

  • 2026

    PrintOclock acquires Main Gauche, a Montpellier-area specialist in personalised textile marking, then in judicial liquidation; the group reaches 160 employees.

  • 2025

    PrintOclock turnover exceeds twenty million euros.

  • 2020

    100% of orders are delivered without recourse to air freight.

  • 2019

    PrintOclock launches a five-million-euro investment plan.

  • 2018

    PrintOclock turnover exceeds ten million euros.

  • 2012

    Production is internalised with the creation of the Toulouse printing workshop; the model shifts toward short-run and on-demand publishing.

  • 2008

    PrintOclock is founded in Toulouse by Antoine Roux.

Products and positioning

Leading independent French online printer, serving professionals, resellers and large corporate accounts with competitive pricing and dedicated support.

  • Business cards and stationery

    Business cards, letterheads, envelopes, notebooks, calendars and other standard printed stationery.

  • Flyers, brochures and posters

    Flyers, leaflets, commercial brochures, posters and large-format printed materials.

  • Outdoor advertising and display

    Roll-ups, beach flags, banners, PVC, aluminium and plexiglass panels, signage and outdoor display structures.

  • Packaging

    Personalised kraft bags, shipping boxes, kraft tape, gift wrap, doypacks and bottle packaging.

  • Personalised objects and textiles

    Personalised objects and textiles, including textile marking (digital textile printing, embroidery and screen printing) added with the Main Gauche acquisition.

  • Book and photo-book printing

    Book, photo-book and comic/manga printing as part of the on-demand publishing specialisation.

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