3D Print Pricing Calculator
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Price 3D prints from itemized costs or one total expense number — with platform fees and target margin.
Print costs & margin
Suggested price
$31.03
Cost: $16.60 · Profit: $12.41
- Materials & supplies
- $4.10
- Labor
- $12.50
- Platform fee
- $2.02
- Achieved margin
- 40.0%
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Pricing 3D printed products
A sustainable 3D print price covers filament and supplies, electricity, your post-processing time, marketplace fees, and profit — not just grams of plastic. Total cost = materials + (labor hours × hourly rate). Suggested price solves for your target margin and platform fee as shares of the final selling price: price = cost ÷ (1 − margin% − fee%).
Use Detailed mode to break out filament, electricity, packaging, and labor. Use Simple mode when you already know total expenses — for example from your slicer cost estimate plus a flat labor allowance. Bookmark Simple mode at ?mode=simple if you use the quick form every time.
Example (detailed): $2.25 filament + $0.35 power + $1.50 packaging + 0.5 h × $25/hr labor = $16.60 cost. At 40% margin and 6.5% Etsy fee → price ≈ $31.03, profit ≈ $12.41. Compare with our Etsy fee calculator before listing.
Common questions
What should I include in total expenses?
Filament, supports, electricity, sandpaper, paint, packaging, and fair pay for print monitoring, support removal, and listing photos. Skip machine purchase cost unless you amortize it per print.
Margin vs markup for 3D prints?
Margin is profit as a percent of selling price. A 40% margin means 40¢ of every dollar sold is profit after costs and fees. Markup is profit relative to cost — they differ. This tool uses margin on price.
How do I bookmark Simple mode?
Switch to Simple and copy the URL — it includes ?mode=simple. Opening that link loads the quick total-expense form directly.