For 3D print shops
Inventory and costing software for 3D print shops. Know what every part really costs.
Filament comes by the kilo spool, the slicer says grams and hours, and one print in twenty fails. Without the printer's time and the failed prints in the price, every order looks more profitable than it is. Every feature for $19. Tell us how you work and we set it up for you, free.
- Cost per part: $4.56 in our example
- Work order
- Can make
Updated . Example prices checked on supplier sites the same month.
What 3D print shops see on day one
From materials on the shelf to a real cost per part
01 · Cost per part
A part recipe with filament and printer time
Grams of filament from the slicer, minutes on the printer at its hourly rate, and your minutes to finish the part. Stockria shows the cost per part before you quote.
02 · Work order
A job that collects its real cost
Open a work order for the job, log the printer and labour time as it runs, and the filament comes off the shelf. The total is what the job really cost.
03 · Can make
How many parts can I print from what I have?
Each part shows how many you can still print from the filament on hand, and which colour runs out first. Check before you promise a date.
A worked example
What one part really costs: $4.56
Desk cable organiser. A small print shop or print farm usually runs a job of 10 to 50 copies of one part. This example prints 10 desk organisers of 85 g plus 5 g of purge and supports each, 4 hours a print, with 5% failed prints.
| Material | Used | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| PLA filament, 1 kg spool$18.99 for 1 kg | 947.37 g | $17.99 |
| Labour: 1 h 5 min at $20.00/hr | $21.67 | |
| Time on the printer: 42 h 6 min at $0.14/hr | $5.93 | |
| Total for 10 parts | $45.59 | |
| Cost per part | $4.56 | |
At a 50% margin the price is $9.12 per part. See every step in how to price a 3D printed part, or change the numbers below.
Where the example prices come from
- PLA filament, 1 kg spool: $18.99 for 1 kg, from GigaParts, checked October 4, 2026.
- PETG filament, 1 kg spool: $18.99 for 1 kg, from GigaParts, checked October 4, 2026.
- Enclosed desktop printer (K1C): $369.00 for 1 piece, from Creality store, sale price on the day, checked October 4, 2026.
- Hotend with hardened steel nozzle: $16.99 for 1 piece, from GigaParts, checked October 4, 2026.
- Textured PEI build plate: $40.99 for 1 piece, from Ultimate 3D Printing Store, checked October 4, 2026.
Prices change and shipping is extra. They are here to make the example real, not as a quote. Put your own prices in the calculator.
Try it with your own 3d printing numbers
The example is filled in. Change any price or amount. No signup.
The share of the price you keep as profit. 50% means the price is twice your cost.
Example prices, October 2026. Change them to yours.
Cost per part
$4.56
Sell at $9.12 for a 50% margin. 10 parts come to $91.17.
Keep this recipe. Stockria saves it with your materials, so the cost updates when a price changes and each batch you make takes stock off the shelf.
Straight answers
What 3D print shops ask before they switch
"I only count the filament, so my prices are too low."
A part also uses printer hours, power, nozzles and plates, and your time to slice, remove and clean it. Give each printer an hourly rate once, and every part's cost includes it.
"One print in twenty fails, and I never charge for it."
Failed prints use filament and printer time too. The calculator adds your failure rate to the cost of every good part, so the orders that print fine pay for the ones that did not.
"I never know how much filament is left across all my spools."
Each filament is a material bought by the spool and used by the gram. Every finished job takes the grams off, so you see what is left of each colour and which one to reorder.
"I don't want a bill that grows every time I get busy."
It doesn't. Stockria is a flat monthly price. It does not change with your orders, your sales or your number of items. Pro is $19 a month. You only move to a bigger plan when you add more people or more locations.
"I don't want to pay extra to unlock batches or work orders."
You won't. Every feature is on every plan, Free included: recipes, work orders, work in progress, lots and expiry dates, machines and labour, purchase orders and reports. Plans only differ by items, users and locations. Free covers 250 items, and raw materials count as items.
An honest comparison
What 3D print shops use today, and what it costs
Public prices, checked in October 2026. If something has changed, email hello@stockria.com and we fix the page. If you plan production across several factories with a full-time planner, a manufacturing platform is the better fit. Stockria is built for the small workshop.
Common questions
Questions from 3D print shops
Look for filament tracked by the gram from spools bought by the kilo, printers with an hourly rate, work orders that log real print time, and a cost per part you can quote from. Stockria has all of these on every plan, including the free one.
Yes. Buy filament by the 1 kg spool and use it by the gram. Each finished job takes the grams off the right spool, so you know what is left of each colour and material.
Add up what the printer costs to own per hour: its price divided by the hours you expect it to print, plus nozzles, plates and belts, plus power. A $369 printer over 5,000 hours, $0.04 of parts and 150 W of power is about $0.14 an hour.
Yes. Add each printer as a machine with its own rate. Log time against a job on the printer that ran it, and the job cost uses the right rate.
Yes. Connect your store and each sale takes the part out of stock, so made-ahead parts sold online and at markets share one count.
The free plan has every feature, with limits on items, users and locations. Each filament and each part counts as an item. Paid plans add more when you need them.
Pricing
One flat price.
Everything included.
No surprises.
Every feature on every plan. You move up only when your team or locations grow, never for a feature, never a surprise.
Free
All features included. No credit card required.
Free
Free forever. No credit card, no trial that expires.
- Up to 250 items
- 1 user
- 1 location
- All integrations
Pro
All features included. For growing businesses.
$19
/mo
Flat price. You move up only when your team or locations grow, never for a feature.
- Unlimited items
- 2 users
- 2 locations
- All integrations
- free setup assistance
Business
All features. For growing teams and a few locations.
$39
/mo
Flat price. You move up only when your team or locations grow, never for a feature.
- Unlimited items
- 8 users
- 5 locations
- All integrations
- priority support
- free setup assistance
Growth
For bigger teams and multi-location operations.
$89
/mo
Flat price. You move up only when your team or locations grow, never for a feature.
- Unlimited items
- 25 users
- Unlimited locations
- All integrations
- priority support
- dedicated onboarding
Why it costs less
No setup fees, no per-item pricing, and no expensive sales and onboarding to pay for. Stockria is built lean and earns more only when your business grows into more users or locations. That is the whole model, and it is why your price stays flat and will not jump on you as you add products.
Switch plans or cancel anytime. All plans include: barcode scanning, low-stock alerts, reorder points, stock counts, stock adjustments, stock transfers, purchase orders, sales orders, customer quotes, pick lists, returns, partial receiving and payments, product variants, bills of materials, manufacturing orders, lot and batch tracking, serial numbers, multi-location tracking, team access with custom roles, activity history, check-in/check-out, custom fields, price lists, cost tracking, barcode label printing, reports, dashboards, CSV import/export, offline mode, Shopify, Amazon, Square, QuickBooks, and Xero sync, and many more features.
Know your cost per part by tonight. Or let us set it up for you.
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