Reaching Further: FuturePrint's Audience in 2026
More readers, more listeners and more countries: a look at how far FuturePrint's coverage has travelled this year.
2026 has been a strong year for FuturePrint's audience, and it is worth pausing to look at where our coverage is being read, heard and watched.
The website is having a busy year. To date, futureprint.tech has recorded around 58,000 visits, running 20% ahead of last year, and visitors are staying engaged for longer, with average engagement time per session up 27%.
With a global audience, the FuturePrint offering has strengthened further around the world. Visits came from around 100 countries and territories, with 90% from outside the UK. China and the United States are the biggest sources of readers, with strong readership across Asia and Europe too, including Singapore, India, Germany, Norway and Switzerland.
The podcast has grown faster still. It has recorded 10,010 downloads this year, up from 6,635 over the same period in 2025, an increase of more than 50%, and it has found listeners in around 150 countries and territories.
On YouTube, our video archive has passed 87,000 views and more than 4,800 hours of watch time since April 2020, and it grows with every release.
Our in-person events are growing too. Next May the FuturePrint Industrial Print Show will be back again at Motorworld in Munich, this time in the Dampfdom, a larger capacity space. To book an exhibitor space, please contact cindy@futureprint.tech.
Much of this comes down to the content itself. FuturePrint does more than report the news. We create a space for thought leadership and insight, and the quality and depth of our coverage is a big part of what sets us apart. The growth also shows how much education matters: people want to understand new technology, and there is a real appetite for thoughtful content that explains its value, potential and practical applications.
Thank you to everyone who reads, listens and watches, and to the partners and guests who share their expertise with us. For our partners, that growth means a wider international audience for specialist articles, interviews and discussions.