3D Printing Pricing Guide
Here's the honest version of how 3D print pricing works: the part itself does most of the talking. Your file gets sliced, the slicer reports what the print actually needs, and the price builds from there.
Material, color, strength, quantity, and shipping each nudge that base number — and every nudge is visible while you configure the part.
Your file sets the base. Options nudge it.
The file's estimated material use sets a base price with a minimum price per item. Material, color, and infill choices add their configured adjustments to that base.
Nothing is charged until checkout, so experimenting with settings is free.
Custom 3D print quotes
When you upload a file, it is processed to estimate material use. The base price uses that estimate and the configured price per gram, subject to a minimum item price. A very small model can still reach the minimum.
From there, material, color, strength, and quantity each show their effect on the line total as you change them. No hidden multipliers.
Premade store prints
Store products have catalog pricing and their own available options. Review the selected option and quantity on the product page. Store pricing can differ from a custom upload of a similar shape; use the price for the actual item you intend to buy.
Where shipping fits
Shipping is the last piece, quoted in the cart from your real address after your order is assembled. That way it reflects what's actually in the box, not a flat-rate guess.
Get a real number
Upload your STL or 3MF for a file-based estimate, then compare the available options. Complex geometry can take longer to process. The cart revalidates the configured items and adds shipping before checkout, so review the final total before payment.