Your printers do the work.You keep the profit.

A small agent on any computer in your workshop reads the printers over your local network, so they never have to be reachable from the internet: Bambu Lab over TLS MQTT (port 8883), Creality K1 and K2 over their LAN socket, Anycubic Kobra, Elegoo Centauri Carbon, Flashforge Adventurer 5M and AD5X, Klipper/Moonraker and Prusa/OctoPrint. It reads print status, layer progress, nozzle and bed temperatures, the spools in the AMS or CFS where the printer reports them, and fault codes. It only reads: nothing it sends starts or stops a print. A Bambu Lab printer gives the agent its serial number; for the others you enter what the printer form asks for. The integrations page says, family by family, what is read and how it was checked.

Yes. Every new workspace starts on the Free plan with 14 days of Base included. Free covers up to 50 customer orders per month with the full order queue, automatic job costing, spool stock tracking, warehouse and client management, and live printer telemetry is on every plan, Free included. No credit card is required to sign up.

By card, on Stripe's own checkout - the card number never reaches us. You pay monthly or yearly, and the plan renews until you cancel. Cancelling or moving to a smaller plan takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for, and the rest of it is not refunded; moving up takes effect at once.

Buy more without changing plan: packs from 10 orders for $1, as a one-off payment. Bought orders stay valid for 12 months, and they are used only once the month's own allowance is gone.

Yes. Every workspace has a public storefront page you can put in an Instagram, Threads or Telegram bio. Buyers see the models you switched on with prices and shelf counts, pick a colour and a delivery method, and the order lands in your queue with the units reserved until you start it. The Free plan shows up to 6 items and Base up to 50; Pro and Ultimate have no cap and take pre-orders when the shelf is empty.

At checkout, through a payment account the shop connects itself: Stripe and Revolut take cards, and LiqPay, Monobank, Razorpay, WeChat Pay and Mercado Pago are there in beta. The money goes straight to the shop, and LayerFlow3D takes no cut of it. The shop can also let a buyer pay later, or pay cash on delivery with a carrier that collects it. Card payment on the storefront is included for 10 orders to try on Free, then 100 a month on Base, 1000 on Pro and no limit on Ultimate. A buyer who uploads a sliced G-code or 3MF sees a price at once where the shop has turned quoting on; a raw model file becomes a request the shop prices itself. The buyer gets a page and emails, in their own language, that say where the order is.

Each order line carries its planned grams, from the slicer file or typed in. When you move the order to In progress, those grams come off the spools you assigned, and finishing it takes nothing more. Cancel a job mid-print and you enter what was wasted: only that comes off, and the rest goes back. The figures are the plan, not a measurement, so weigh a spool now and then and record a stock-take.

The Warehouse keeps pre-printed models counted per colourway. An order you create as a sale from stock reserves those units, takes them off the shelf when you start it, and never enters the print queue.

Your workspace is yours alone, and what each person in it can see is decided by their role. A printer access code or API key is stored so the agent on your own network can reach the machine, is used for nothing else, never leaves your workspace, and is gone the moment you clear the field. The database runs on servers in Germany and is backed up every night, encrypted with a key held off every server and kept for thirty days. Your orders, spools, models and warehouse export to CSV whenever you want them - it is your data, and you can take it with you.