People who need things made, and the makers who print them
Send a file or describe what you need, verified makers send quotes, and your print arrives with tracking. You pay at checkout and we hold the money until your print is delivered.
Make 3D printing accessible to everyone.
Whether it's one prototype or a hundred parts, small businesses and individuals should have the same access to manufacturing that big companies have.
Example work
The kind of thing makers on the network print: functional parts, prototypes, models and the occasional sculpture. These are examples rather than customer orders.
Our side of the deal
You'll be on one side of every order. This is what we owe you, either way.
If you're ordering
Your money is held until delivery
You pay at checkout and we hold the money. The maker is paid once your print is delivered.
Nothing ships before you've seen it
Makers photograph the finished print and upload it for review. If it came out wrong, it doesn't go in a box.
You pick the quote
Makers each send a quote with a price and a delivery time. We don't reorder the list for you, and we take nothing out of what they ask.
Every maker is checked, and every box is tracked
Verification happens before anyone can quote on your job. Once the print ships, the tracking number lands in your dashboard on its own.
If you're printing
You keep your whole price
Quote $40 and $40 is what you're paid. Our fee is added to the customer's total, never taken out of yours.
You deal with the customer directly
Messages and files go straight between the two of you. Nobody sits in the middle relaying them.
Payout follows delivery
Once delivery is confirmed, the transfer goes out through Stripe. You don't invoice us and you don't chase us.
You buy the label in the dashboard
Live carrier rates come up against the parcel you packed, and the label prints from the same screen. Tracking reaches the customer without you sending it.
Our story
Why we built this platform.
The problem
Getting a quality print meant buying the equipment yourself or cold-calling local shops. There was no way to compare quotes, and nothing protecting your money if the part came back wrong. Small shops and independent creators felt it worst: they paid the most and waited the longest.
The solution
Post the job once and let several verified makers compete for it. The price is whatever they ask rather than a rate card we set, and the money is held until the print is delivered.
Where we are now
The maker network is still growing, and materials get added as makers bring in the equipment for them. Customers who've found someone they like can now ask that maker for a quote directly. The goal is for ordering a print to be as ordinary as ordering anything else online.
Ready to get started?
Tell makers what you need and compare their quotes, or browse the network to find the right fit for your next print.