UKR3DRUK manufacturing
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Send the model, print parameters and calculator result directly to the UKR3DRUK production team.
Project details
Tell us about the project. The more accurate the inputs, the more precise the final cost.
Suggested Pricing
+50% profit margin
Cost Breakdown
Material CostCost of raw print material used for this part
0,00 EURHardware CostAdditional hardware like screws or inserts used in the assembly
0,00 EURPackaging CostCost of packaging materials for shipping or storage
0,00 EURLabor CostManual work required for finishing and post-processing
0,00 EURElectricity CostPure electricity consumed during the print
0,00 EURPrint time × printer power (kW) × electricity tariff per kWh. Power and tariff are set in Advanced Settings.Machine CostPrinter depreciation and maintenance for the print duration
0,00 EURPrint time × (depreciation per hour + maintenance per hour). Printer price, lifetime and maintenance are set in Advanced Settings.Total Landed CostThe complete cost including materials, hardware, labor and machine time
0,00 EURCost Allocation
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Delivery after printing
Free + PROAdd delivery to the final price
In the free version you can enter delivery cost manually. Automatic carrier comparison will be available in PRO.
Manual delivery cost
FreeEnter the amount quoted by the carrier and it will be added to the final price immediately.
PROAutomatic carrier comparison
PRO will calculate Nova Poshta, Ukrposhta and Meest rates through APIs and add the best option to the quote.
This is a preview of the future PRO calculation. Waybill creation is intentionally left for the CRM flow.
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Special price for early users
PRO
UAH 199/monthorUAH 1,990/year
You get access to the complete UKR3DRUK ecosystem:
Unlimited G-code calculations
AI printing assistant and optimization recommendations
Support, material waste, and production cost analysis
STL, STEP, and G-code model library
Model printing and profitability history
Advanced G-code Viewer with layer inspection
PDF reports and commercial proposals
Texture, logo, and model customization editor
Project archive and version history
CRM for 3D printing and manufacturing
Order, customer, and production process management
Print queue and print farm management
Material and component inventory
QR tracking and material inventory management
Automatic material write-offs
Financial accounting and profitability analytics
Digital archive of models and products
Delivery and marketplace integrations
🔥 The UAH 199/month price is available to early users.
After the launch period, the subscription price for new users will be UAH 299/month.
Everyone who subscribes for UAH 199/month will keep this price forever.
UAH 199/month or UAH 1,990/year
How to Use This 3D Printing Cost Calculator
Name your part and choose a material (PLA or PETG)
Enter a part name, then select PLA or PETG to start your 3D print cost estimate.
Add slicer numbers: filament weight + print time
Copy the filament weight (g) and print time (h) from your slicer to calculate an accurate 3D printing cost.
Include machine and energy costs
Add your printer's hourly operating rate (machine cost) plus power consumption (W) and electricity price (per kWh) for realistic 3D print pricing.
Add extras: labor, hardware, and packaging
Include labor/post-processing, hardware components (magnets, screws, bearings), and packaging so your total 3D printing quote reflects the full job.
Fine-tune and save your quote
Adjust margin and tax/VAT if needed, then save your result as a 3D printing quote. PRO users can unlock custom printers and custom filaments for even more accurate pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is this 3D printing cost calculator?
Our 3D printing cost calculator gives a highly accurate 3D print cost estimate by factoring in material cost (PLA/PETG), print time, machine time, energy, labor, and overhead. Final costs can still vary slightly depending on slicer settings, printer tuning, and local electricity rates.
What factors influence the total cost of a 3D print?
Your total 3D print pricing usually depends on filament cost per gram, printing time, power consumption, printer hourly operating rate (depreciation/maintenance), labor and post-processing, plus extras like hardware components and packaging. The calculator helps you include everything in one clear breakdown.
How do I determine the filament weight for my print?
Most slicers (like Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, Cura, OrcaSlicer) show an estimated filament weight (g) and filament length after slicing. Use the weight shown in your slicer for the most accurate 3D printing cost calculation.
Why should I include labor costs in my calculation?
If you're selling prints, labor is key for realistic 3D print pricing and profit. Labor includes file prep, printer setup, removing supports, post-processing/finishing, and quality checks. Including labor helps you produce a more reliable 3D printing quote.
How can I optimize my 3D printing costs?
To lower your 3D print cost, test different slicer settings like infill density, layer height, wall count, and print orientation. Small changes can reduce print time and filament usage while keeping strength and quality. Use the calculator to compare scenarios and choose the best cost-to-quality balance.
How much does it cost to 3D print per gram (PLA or PETG)?
A simple way to estimate cost per gram is: spool price / spool weight. But for real-world 3D print pricing, you should also include print time (machine cost), electricity, and labor. This calculator combines all of those into one final price.
How do I calculate electricity cost for a 3D print?
Electricity cost is based on printer wattage, print time, and your electricity price per kWh. Enter your power consumption (W) and kWh rate, and the calculator will compute the energy cost automatically.
What is a good printer hourly operating rate?
Your printer hourly rate typically includes depreciation (printer cost spread over lifespan), maintenance, and optionally a small overhead buffer. If you're not sure, start with a conservative rate and refine it as you track real maintenance and uptime. PRO users can create custom printers to keep hourly rates accurate per machine.
How do I price 3D prints to sell (and stay profitable)?
A solid 3D printing quote usually follows: total cost + profit margin. Total costs should include filament, machine time, electricity, labor/post-processing, packaging, and any hardware. Add a margin that covers failed prints, customer support, and business overhead - then save the result as a repeatable quote.
Can I calculate pricing for materials other than PLA and PETG?
Right now the homepage calculator focuses on PLA and PETG for simplicity. PRO users can unlock custom filaments (price, weight, properties) for accurate pricing across any material you use.