Epic Print
The US contract manufacturer behind the print storefronts, shuttered after the Hurricane Helene flood
- Era
- Print and Mail
- Years active
- Documented 2025
- Status
- Temporarily dormant
- Confidence
- Verified in a primary document or official record
- Stack
- The Print Stack
Epic Print was a United States based print on demand contract manufacturer, and it was the production layer of the portfolio rather than a storefront. The company's own March 2025 site lists it under the heading Contract Manufacturing and records its capabilities as screen printing, digital printing and embroidery. Its recovered wordmark sets EPICPRINT beneath a dome of multicolored dots, which reads as a four color printing dispersion used as a brand device.
The storefront brands are not separate companies in any operational sense. CanvasPrints.com, Mugs.com, CheapStickers.com, CustomCoasters.com and SpacePrints.com each hold a category-defining exact-match domain, each captures the search demand that the category name attracts, and each routes that demand to the same presses. This is the same shared-infrastructure arrangement the company has used from its earliest years, when multiple brands ran on one shared operation. Canvas Prints and My Safe Domain operate as registered d/b/a names of Lake Holdings, LLC. Junk Rabbit is a d/b/a whose junk removal business is no longer trading. Canvas Prints is the only print storefront among those trading names. As of August 2026 the sibling storefront domains are dormant: mugs.com, spaceprints.com and customcoasters.com are parked or unreachable, and bigdecor.com is listed for sale, so canvasprints.com is the only storefront domain serving company content.
The company's main facility was destroyed by the flooding of Hurricane Helene in September 2024, and the founder has confirmed Epic Print was shuttered as a consequence; as of August 2026 epicprint.com sits on resale nameservers. In September 2025 Maddison Lake announced Person.ai and described it explicitly as part of the pivot away from Epic Print after Hurricane Helene, which is the only other statement anywhere in the corpus about Epic Print's forward direction. The founder has since confirmed Person.ai as his own active venture.
The founder has confirmed the business was shuttered as a consequence of Hurricane Helene, and as of August 2026 epicprint.com sits on resale nameservers. The canonical domain is also unresolved: the company's own 2025 body copy names EpicPrintonDemand.com while the outbound link on the same page resolves to epicprint.com. The corpus does not record the year Epic Print began operating, so the years shown are the years in which the brand is documented, not the years it traded.
The strategic point
Why it mattered
One production operation serving many storefronts changes what a new brand costs. A category does not need its own plant, its own staff or its own capital plan. It needs a domain, a catalog, and a route to presses that already exist. That is why the print portfolio can carry nine names against a single manufacturing footprint without any of them being a shell.
It is also the fullest expression of the most consistent structural pattern in the company's twenty-four year record. From the earliest years, multiple brands ran on one shared operation. Epic Print is that idea applied to manufacturing, and it is the reason the storefronts should be read as one business with nine front doors.
Reference
The record
- Portfolio group
- Current operations
- Years active
- Documented 2025
- Status
- Temporarily dormant
- Confidence
- Verified in a primary document or official record
- Domain
- epicprint.com
- Mark source
- From the company site, 2025
- Mark dimensions
- 298 × 208 pixels