Count every cost.
Include filament, machine wear, electricity, labor, packaging, and failed prints.
Small layers. Bigger possibilities.
Turn your 3D prints into prices that actually pay. Know your true costs, protect your margin, and get more from every printer-hour.
Free calculator. No account needed.
Built for people who make
Include filament, machine wear, electricity, labor, packaging, and failed prints.
Work backward from your target margin, with marketplace fees included in the math.
See profit per printer-hour and understand what each job earns while your machine is busy.
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Recommended / unit
$10.27
True cost / unit
$5.04
Profit / order
$4.62
Profit / printer-hour
$1.46
45.0% net margin after fees · 3.16 expected printer-hours including retries
Batch totals are shared across all units. Failure reserves cover material, machine, energy, and plate labor. Packaging and finishing apply once to successful units.
Room to grow
Start with the free calculator. Choose the plan that fits your print business.
All prices in USD. Annual plans are billed once per year.
For side projects that deserve more than a guess.
$10/ month
Billed monthly
I sell prints sometimes.
What’s included
For turning your print business into your next big thing.
$20/ month
Billed monthly
I run a 3D-print business.
Everything in Maker, plus:
For more printers, more people, and more possibilities.
$39/ month
Billed monthly
I manage a farm or team.
Everything in Pro, plus:
A little more clarity
Yes. The calculator is free and works without an account. Adjust the inputs to match your materials, machine, and selling fees.
Maker is for occasional sellers. Pro adds tools for running a print business, including saved marketplace fees and profitability insights. Studio builds on Pro with shared team workspaces and printer profitability comparisons.
No. Margin is profit as a percentage of customer revenue. LayerWorth works backward from your target margin and accounts for channel fees.
The free calculator runs in your browser. In your workspace, you can save a calculation and return to its original inputs and results later.