How much should you charge for a 3D print?

BetaBeta version. Double-check the estimates in your slicer before sending the quote. Found a problem? Contact us.

Upload the part's file and see the material, power and machine costs, the sales channel fees and a suggested price. Then send the quote to your customer as a PDF or on WhatsApp.

How it works — watch the video

1Upload the part's STL, 3MF or G-code (or try a sample).
2Check material, power, profit and the sales channel fee.
3Create the PDF or WhatsApp message with your shop's branding.

Drop the .STL, .3MF or .gcode hereThe file is read in your browser and is never uploaded anywhere.

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Material and printing

WeightgTimeminQuantityMaterial price$/kg

Without a file, enter the weight and time your slicer showed (they already include infill). Or upload the STL/3MF to choose the infill here.

Workshop costs (power, machine, failures)

Printer powerWElectricity rate$/kWhMachine wear$/hFailure allowance%Labor / finishing$Packaging per item$

Where you'll sell

Commission%Fixed fee$Markup on cost%

Markup on cost: a $10 cost at 100% becomes $20 before fees ($10 profit). Reference fees (11/2026) vary by category and seller type; check your seller dashboard and edit above.

Suggested selling price

$18.65

Material: $0.99
Power: $0.05
Machine: $0.79
Failure allowance: $0.15
Labor + packaging: $6.50
Total cost: $8.48
Your profit (full price): $10.17
Channel fees: $0.00

With a 5% upfront-payment discount the price drops to $17.72 and, selling through the same channel, your profit is $9.24.

Quote for your customer

CustomerPart nameLead timeValid forUpfront-payment discount%

Notes

Send on WhatsApp

Your brand on the quote

The PDF and message carry only your brand. It's saved in this browser for next time.