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Hand digitizing, sold on proof: a stitch-level file comparison, before-and-after sliders, and a quote form that takes the artwork itself.
99digitizing.com ↗99 Digitizing is an embroidery digitizing and vector art studio in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It turns logos and artwork into machine-ready stitch files and print-ready vectors for embroidery shops, print shops and apparel brands.
The site is one long homepage that makes the case, with sixteen service pages, a pricing page and a portfolio behind it. Most visitors already have a digitizer, so every section is built to show the difference a hand-built file makes rather than claim it.
Buyers in this trade already have a digitizer or use auto-digitizing software, and every competitor promises clean files. The site had to show at stitch level why a hand-built file sews out better, prove it will run on the buyer's machine, and turn a visit into a quote request with the artwork already attached.
The first section sets a typical file beside a 99 Digitizing file of the same logo, and the visitor hovers to inspect the stitching. It answers "why switch" before anyone has to ask.
A drag handle compares the artwork a customer sent with the stitch-out made from the finished file, across five designs.
The form takes the design itself (JPG, PNG, PDF, AI, EPS or SVG, up to 20 MB) along with size, placement and fabric. Each request is saved on the server before it is emailed, so a failed send loses nothing.
Tajima, Barudan, Brother, ZSK, Ricoma, Happy and Melco sit beside the formats delivered: DST, PES, EXP, JEF, VP3, XXX, HUS, PCS, EMB and more.
A tabbed section sets out where auto-digitizing is good enough and where a hand-built file is worth paying for, instead of pretending software has no place.
Left chest, cap, jacket back, 3D puff, applique, small lettering, patches, vector art, DTF and DTG, screen printing, laser engraving, vinyl cutting and more, each with a page of its own for the search a buyer actually makes.
A pricing page that starts at $25, so a shop owner can judge the cost before sending a single file.
Tell us what you are trying to ship. We will tell you what it takes, honestly, before anyone signs anything.
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