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3D Printing Price Calculator

Calculate a clear customer price from your real production costs, quantity and target profit margin.

Price a 3D print

All calculations happen locally in your browser. Shipping and tax are not included unless you add them to fixed order overhead.

Recommended customer price

Material per item
$1.68
Electricity per item
$0.08
Machine wear per item
$1.00
Labour per item
$5.00
Overhead per item
$2.00
Failure allowance per item
$0.98
True cost per item
$10.73
Recommended price per item
$15.33
Quote for 1 items
$15.33
Expected gross profit for order
$4.60

Margin is profit as a share of selling price, not a markup on cost. This is an illustrative calculation, not a promise that customers will accept the price.

How to calculate a 3D printing price

Add material, power, machine wear, labour, order overhead and a realistic failure allowance before applying a margin. The worked defaults are illustrative only.

Cost vs price vs profit margin

Cost is what producing the item consumes. Price is what the customer pays. Profit margin is profit divided by price, after the costs entered here.

Frequently asked questions

How much should I charge for a 3D print?

Use your real costs and choose a margin that fits your work and market; a calculator cannot determine market demand.

Does this include electricity and failed prints?

Yes, when you enter electricity and failure allowance values.

Does the price include shipping and tax?

No. Add only costs you intend to include in the fixed order overhead, and handle tax separately where required.

Need production costs only? Use the 3D Print Cost Calculator. Check a model with the STL Print Preflight Checker before quoting.

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