Hey, I know this is way old, but where did you get your cards made and is that still the best place? Thinking about getting some from Jukebox or Moo like a lot of people in this thread said, but can't make a decision. Maybe I'm overthinking it.

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I have to assume you are not a designer and are asking for advice on how to do this? I set up something like this for a previous company I worked for where people could log into a portal and fill out their information and it would automatically generate the print-ready artwork and send the request to be approved for print. If you're looking for something similar to that, you would need a lot more than just software. You would need to set up the portal, the UI, hosting, artwork template and all the scripts and database things. If you're expecting everyone else in the business to create their own print ready artwork with software though, you are setting yourself up for not only a branding disaster but a logistical nightmare. Who's going to train your users on how to use the software? Who's going to make sure that everyone is using the correct font(s) and ensure all formatting is consistent? Without an automated process like above, all of the artwork should come from a single person (a designer) or team (ideally, Marketing). More on reddit.com

I used to be a typesetter and worked in a print shop. I have used VistaPrints and was satisfied. More on reddit.com