3D Print Price Calculator
From what it costs to what you charge.
How to use the 3D print price calculator
- 1
Start with your costs
Enter the totals for the whole plate.
- 2
Choose how to price
Separate margin, markup and tax.
- 3
Share a clean quote
Keep your internal costs to yourself.
From cost to customer quote.
Your costs are for you. This summary is for your customer.
Customer quote USD
- Project
- 3D printed part
- Material & finish
- Delivery scope
- Pieces
- 1
- Unit price
- $12.74
- Before tax
- $12.74
- Tax
- $0.00
- Total
- $12.74
Tax is included only when entered above. Estimate, not an invoice.
Print / save PDF opens your browser’s print dialog. Only the customer summary is printed.
Same cost. Different pricing methods.
Margin is a share of price, not an amount added to cost. Check the result before sending a quote.
Illustrative examples, not market prices. Replace them with your own costs.
How we calculate| USD cost | Target | Before-tax price |
|---|---|---|
| $2.00 | 40% markup | $2.80 |
| $2.00 | 40% margin | $3.33 |
Every little cost, accounted for.
Filament is only part of the picture. A useful estimate includes your printer, your time, and the finishing touches.
How we calculateMaterial
Filament used ÷ spool weight × spool price
Electricity
Watts ÷ 1,000 × print hours × cost per kWh
Labor
Hands-on minutes ÷ 60 × your hourly rate
3D print price calculator FAQ
What is the difference between margin and markup?
With a $2 cost, 40% markup gives a $2.80 price. A 40% profit margin gives a $3.33 price. Markup is a percentage of cost; margin is a percentage of the selling price.
What happens to my numbers?
Calculations happen in this browser. Your last valid settings are saved on this device if storage is available. A copied calculation link contains your cost settings, so only share it with someone who should see them. Customer quotes leave out your internal costs.
Are tax and platform fees included automatically?
No. Sales tax is optional and entered by you. Local tax rules, marketplace commissions and shipping fees are not inferred. The summary is an estimate, not an invoice.