Filament isn't
your only cost.

Import straight from your slicer

Grams and print time fill themselves from the file you already sliced. Open a .gcode or Bambu .3mf from Files, AirDrop it across, or just paste the summary text.

• Bambu Studio and OrcaSlicer, including multi-plate .3mf
• PrusaSlicer and Cura
• Plate totals divided down to a per-unit quote automatically

The six costs most sellers miss

Material is the one everybody counts. The other five are where the margin quietly goes.

• Material — grams and price per kilo, purge waste included
• Energy — print hours × wattage × your electricity rate
• Printer wear — the machine's price spread over its working life
• Your time — the hands-on minutes, at a rate you set
• Consumables — the per-job odds and ends
• Failure buffer — because some prints don't make it

Is this actually working?

Save a quote as a job, mark it sold, and the dashboard answers the only question that matters — month by month, and all time.

• Costs are frozen onto each job at save time, so history stays true when prices change
• Swipe a job to printed or sold; ask Siri "How's my Spoolworth month"
• Export every job to CSV whenever you want it elsewhere

Spools that keep their own count

Quote off a spool's real cost per kilo, and the grams come off automatically when the job prints. Mark a job back and the filament goes back too.

• "Needs 412 g — only 300 g left" before you start, not after
• Low-filament badges on the spools you're about to run out of

Send a quote that looks professional

A clean card with the price, the quantity and what's included — and none of your costs, margin or fees. That separation is enforced in code and covered by a test whose whole job is trying to leak a number.