3D Printing Pricing: One Flat Per-Part Price, Held 30 Days
The more you print, the less each part costs. See your tier price the moment you set the quantity. No price per gram, no repricing after you order.
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Affordable 3D Printing Without Cutting Corners on Quality
You want a fair price. You want the part to work. Those goals are not in conflict. We use FDM because it scales well, costs less than the alternatives, and prints in real engineering polymers.
We do not pad the quote. The number you see covers material, print time, post-processing, packaging, and shipping inside the US. If your part needs extra work, we list that work as a separate line item on the quote.
Per-Part Pricing Tiers: 1 to 9, 10 to 49, 50 to 249, 250 to 999, 1,000-Plus
We show one flat price per part. As your order grows, the per-part price drops. One to nine parts sits at our base rate. Ten to forty-nine costs a little less each. Fifty to two hundred forty-nine, then two hundred fifty to nine hundred ninety-nine, then one thousand and up each drop again.
| Order quantity | Per-part price |
|---|---|
| 1 to 9 | Base rate |
| 10 to 49 | Lower |
| 50 to 249 | Lower still |
| 250 to 999 | Lower again |
| 1,000 and up | Lowest |
The instant quote applies the right tier for you the moment you set your quantity. You never do the math. You just see the per-part price and the order total.
Material Cost Comparison: PLA vs PETG vs ABS vs PA-CF
PLA and PETG sit in the same low cost band. ABS sits in the middle. PA-CF sits at the top because carbon-fiber-filled nylon costs more per kilogram and prints slower.
TPU sits above PETG and below PA-CF. TPU prints slowly, which adds machine time to the cost.
See per-material specs at materials.
Shipping Costs and Lead Times by Volume
Standard ground shipping is included in the quote on most orders. Heavy or oversized orders use freight, which we quote as a separate line item. Expedited shipping is available at cost.
Standard orders ship in 2 to 5 days. That covers samples and most orders you place online. A big production run takes longer to make, so we give you a firm schedule when we review the job. You see that date before you pay. See production runs for the volume tiers.
How to Lower Your Per-Unit Cost
Four moves drop per-unit cost without dropping quality. Move to a higher volume tier when you can. Pick PETG instead of PA-CF when strength is not the issue. Hollow the part where the design allows. Avoid finishing steps your buyer does not need.
We will flag these on your quote if they apply. If a smaller change to the part saves twenty percent on cost, we tell you.
See Your Price in Seconds, No Login
The fastest way to a real price is to upload your STL. You see a per-part price right away, in your browser, with no account. The price covers standard shipping inside the US, and we hold it for thirty days so you have time to get a PO approved.
Need PA-CF, TPU, or a big run? Those get a fast human quote, back within four business hours. Go to the instant quote to start, or request a review for the bigger jobs.
Common questions
- How much does 3D printing cost?
- 3D printing cost depends mostly on the size of the part, the material, and the quantity. Small parts often run a few dollars to low double digits each. Upload your STL to see the exact per-part price for your design.
- Does the price drop at higher quantity?
- Yes, the per-part price drops as your volume rises. We show a flat per-part figure at each tier, so 50 parts cost less per part than one, and a run of 1,000 costs less per part again.
- Do you charge per gram?
- No, we show a single flat per-part price, not a price per gram. The number you see is the number you pay, with no surprise math and no reprice after you order.
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