True material cost
Use spool price, spool weight, and grams consumed to calculate material cost instead of eyeballing it.
Know what a print actually costs, protect your profit margin, and turn the numbers into a clean customer quote — without juggling spreadsheets.
PriceMyLayer combines the costs makers often forget with the quote tools small print businesses actually need.
Use spool price, spool weight, and grams consumed to calculate material cost instead of eyeballing it.
Include print duration, printer power draw, electricity, and an hourly machine rate for maintenance and wear.
Build failed prints and reprints into pricing instead of letting an occasional spaghetti monster erase your profit.
Account for percentage and fixed transaction fees so Etsy, eBay, or other selling costs don't surprise you.
Set the margin you want and let PriceMyLayer work backward to a recommended customer price.
Add your customer, project, terms, and price, then print or save a professional quote as PDF.
Add material use, print time, quantity, and any labor or fulfillment costs.
PriceMyLayer calculates your real cost and a recommended selling price based on your target profit.
Fill in customer details, review the quote, then print or save it as a PDF.
The core calculator and quote builder are available as the free experience. Premium is planned as an optional upgrade for saved data, repeat workflows, branding, and other business-focused tools.
Material, electricity, machine time, failure allowance, design labor, post-processing, packaging, shipping, marketplace fees, fixed transaction fees, and a minimum job charge can all be part of the calculation.
PriceMyLayer first adds the real costs of the job: material, electricity, machine time, a failure allowance, labor, packaging, and shipping. It then accounts for percentage-based marketplace fees, any fixed transaction fee, and your desired profit margin. In simplified form: Recommended Price = (Total Job Cost + Fixed Fee) ÷ (1 − Marketplace Fee % − Desired Profit Margin %). If an eligible minimum job charge is higher, the minimum becomes the recommendation.
Adding 30% to cost is a 30% markup, not a 30% profit margin. A true 30% margin means profit is 30% of the final selling price, so PriceMyLayer solves backward from the margin you want.
Your filament is only part of what a print costs. Machine time helps account for printer use, maintenance, wear, and replacement over time. Failure allowance uses expected cost: repeatable production cost is divided by (1 − failure rate), so occasional failed attempts are realistically spread across successful jobs.
No. It gives you a recommended price based on the costs and margin you enter, and you can override the final customer price when needed.
Yes. Add business and customer information, a project description, validity period, and notes. The quote updates automatically and can be printed or saved as a PDF from your browser.