(Menlo Park, CA - May 9, 2001) - iPrint, inc. (NASDAQ: IPRT), the leading online printing technology and infrastructure provider, today announced that it has signed a two-year printing agreement with the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League to provide custom-printed promotional items for the organization. Terms of the two-year, six-figure deal were not disclosed. Under the agreement, iPrint will fulfill a range of premium products for the Bills that may include t-shirts, caps, rally towels, pom poms, posters and schedule magnets, as well as banners and other promotional items for the team's 73,800-seat Ralph Wilson Stadium. "We're pleased to have iPrint produce key promotional materials for our team and organization," said Russ Brandon, Vice President of Business Development and Marketing for the Buffalo Bills. "Their streamlined printing process offers not only a comprehensive, dependable service, but improved efficiency and reduced costs associated with ordering and receiving printing." Using proprietary technology and an extensive network of backend fulfillment partners, iPrint generates high-volume specialized print services for the Buffalo Bills. iPrint's order, fulfillment and tracking technology ensures a smooth and seamless printing process. "We're thrilled to be contributing our promotional printing services to a perennial NFL playoff contender," said Tom Haley, Vice President of the Enterprise Systems Group for iPrint. "By providing a more convenient, cost-effective printing process, we're helping the Bills organization achieve some important off-the-field goals, too." In addition to servicing the printing needs of sports franchises, iPrint also integrates its technology into corporate enterprise e-procurement systems, facilitating the online procurement of custom-printed stationery items, brochures, promotional and apparel items, and direct mail and fulfillment services. Printing and fulfillment are completed through iPrint's extensive network of commercial printing partners or via existing vendor relationships.