Most 3D printing businesses price their work with spreadsheets and gut feel. They forget machine depreciation, failed print waste, nozzle wear, and the 15-30 minutes of hands-on time per job they never track. They underprice work and don't realise it. No credit card required. Free tier is real — not a 7-day trial.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Daniel. I run a 3D printing business in Australia with a fleet of Bambu Lab printers. I built Printforge because I was pricing jobs with a spreadsheet that didn't account for half my real costs.
The moment it clicked was when I realised my "profitable" Etsy orders were actually losing money. A part that uses $2.40 of filament actually costs $18.40 once you factor in machine depreciation ($0.30/hr on a $1,500 printer over 5,000 hours), electricity, nozzle wear, a 10–20% failed print waste factor, and the 15–30 minutes of hands on time for file review, support removal, quality checks, and packaging.
So I built a proper cost calculator. Then I kept going: professional PDF quotes, invoicing with Stripe, job tracking, client CRM, Shopify and Xero integration, an AI quote assistant, and a marketplace connecting print shops with local customers.
The Hobby tier is free forever. Not a 7 day trial. A real cost calculator, 20 quotes, job tracking, and client management with no credit card required.
I built this for people like me: solo makers on Etsy, small print farms, and local print shops doing commercial work. If you have ever priced a 3D print and just guessed, this is for you.
Would love your feedback:
What is missing that would make you switch from spreadsheets?
Is the pricing fair for what you get?
What would make this more useful for your workflow?
Happy to answer anything.