See what your 3D print costs before you pay.
Upload an STL or 3MF and choose the available print options to get a file-based estimate. The cart calculates shipping and rechecks the order before payment. Here is what goes into the price.
Your model sets the base price. Material and options nudge it. Shipping is added once you enter an address — before checkout, never after.
What moves the price
Compare print options in the quote, then review shipping in the cart.
Model size & volume
Your file is processed to estimate material use. That estimate sets the base price, subject to a minimum item price; a tiny part does not automatically cost only a few cents.
Material
Materials have different price adjustments. The live quote shows the effect of choosing an available material, so compare the options for your own model.
Color
Available colors depend on the material and current stock. The quote labels the price adjustment for each choice, including options that are included.
Strength (infill)
Infill is the internal fill pattern and density. Available strength choices adjust the price; geometry, walls, material, and layer orientation also affect performance.
Quantity
Each extra copy multiplies the per-part price. The line total updates as you change quantity, so there's no math to do.
Shipping
Shipping is quoted from your real address in the cart, based on how your order packs into boxes. You see it before paying anything.
Your file gives you the clearest price.
A generic price chart cannot account for your model and choices. Upload your file for a print estimate; complex models can take longer to process. The pricing guide explains how the minimum item price and option adjustments work.