MILK Books vs Artifact Uprising Comparison

When making a photo book, sometimes we’re in a rush and need the quickest and most convenient thing we can get; other times we’re aiming for quality and are willing to invest the time and money to get an exceptional product. If the latter is your case, you’ve narrowed down your search to two good options. MILK Books and Artifact Uprising are two companies known for producing beautiful, high-end products that stand out (and that of course, comes at a price), with their unique cover design and material options.

Being that they’re both members of the top-notch quality category, and therefore have similar, higher-range price points, deciding between the two is tricky, but there are a few other criteria that separate them. The main aspect that differentiates these two platforms is the book creation process itself, including both the editor and the support available to guide you.

Luckily, thorough support is readily available to help anyone out who’s experiencing difficulties with the platform – available every day via phone, live chat, and email, this is much more comprehensive support than some other companies (ahem, Artifact Uprising) offer.

On another note, there is one stand-out aspect about MILK Books that many people choose to use it for, despite some of its shortcomings, which is its exclusive Moleskine book. We have yet to find another service that offers such a classy, elegant product, so if that’s your main goal, it would be reasonable to choose MILK Books for this reason alone.

Artifact Uprising does have pretty thorough online documentation to help you out, but unfortunately no video tutorials. Its support team is only available via email and takes up to 48 hours to respond, which is a bummer if you have an immediate question that you need to be answered. However, as the editor is so easy to use, you can probably expect to have fewer questions, and therefore a lesser need for immediate support.

One little known fact about Artifact Uprising that may affect your decision is the company’s eco-friendly stance. It’s committed to using recycled paper and wood in all its products, so if environmental concerns are important to you as a consumer, you know you can count on this company for its aligned business values. While Artifact Uprising doesn’t have one specific product that stands out in the market like the one mentioned earlier from MILK Books, all books it makes respect very high-quality standards and its satisfaction guarantee ensures that you’ll end up with results that live up to your expectations.

Basically, the choice between Artifact Uprising and MILK Books can be made based on a few differentiating factors, namely the UX of the editor, customer support, and the product itself. If a very quick and intuitive book-making experience is what you’re looking for, Artifact Uprising’s editor can deliver that, however, if you feel that you’ll need constant, instant support throughout the process regardless of how easy it is, MILK Books may be a better choice.

Finally, if ending up with a very unique book that no other service offers is important to you, or if you’ve just fallen in love with the Moleskine book and nothing else lives up to it, MILK Books is the one. Both companies offer top-of-the-line products and satisfaction guarantees, so regardless of which one you choose, you won’t be disappointed with the end result.