3D-printing business toolkit
The Print Profit Calculator is free. You can price one print without an account.
Start with one product, then compare your estimates with what production actually costs you.
Step 1
Save what you sell and the numbers you already know. You can start with just a name.
Step 2
Optional
See what an order should earn before you say yes. Nothing here changes your saved product.
Step 3
Create a production record to save the estimate for that job. When it's done, enter what really happened.
Step 4
Shop Learning shows grams and time. Profit Leak shows where the dollars changed.
Estimates only. Account products and production history are saved to your account. Calculator drafts stay in this browser. Paid tools require the matching plan.
Price one print: material, electricity, packaging, labor, marketplace fees, and your margin.
Batch quotes, deadlines, marketplace fees, waste, AMS, wholesale pricing, and Saved Products.
Quote a full order of the same print: unit cost, total time, and a price for the whole batch.
See whether an order fits before a due date given printer hours you actually have.
See the real average cost of each sellable print after failures, purge, and scrap.
Separate model filament from purge, prime tower, and color-change waste.
Compare take-home profit on TikTok Shop, Etsy, Amazon, and a custom fee side by side.
See whether a bulk discount still hits your minimum margin before you offer it.
Check if a rush deadline actually fits, then price a surcharge without eating your margin.
Set a wholesale price that covers your costs and still leaves the retailer a workable margin.
Save your regular products once, then reuse their production and cost details across PrintProfit3D.
See what one order costs, earns, and requires from a saved product. This estimate does not schedule printers or change the product.
Record what actually happened and compare it with the original estimate.
See how your real production runs compare with the estimates you started with.
See where actual production results helped or reduced profit compared with your original estimates.
Plan jobs across printers, check farm capacity, compare product profitability, decide whether to take an order, and create quotes and production reports.
Named printers, a small job list, and a farm whiteboard: what runs where, how many hours each machine has, and whether the plan fits.
Turn one large order into plates, printer-hours, production days, material, and packaging. This plans production — it does not calculate a selling price.
See how many printer-hours your farm has, how much is committed, and how many units you can still make.
Check whether an incoming order covers its costs and fits your remaining printer hours before the deadline.
Compare Saved Products by profit, margin, and profit per printer-hour.
Create a customer quote or an internal production worksheet from numbers you already have.
Maker is free. Seller Pro and Print Farm Business continue through Stripe Checkout. Print Farm Business includes Seller Pro.