3D printing in India? Run your shop here.
From one printer in Jaipur to a farm in Pune or Bengaluru: every job priced in rupees from what your filament, machines and hours really cost, orders straight from your shop page, and every spool counted.
Your workspace in rupees
Filament prices, order costs, what to charge and the shop page are all in INR. The plan itself is billed by card, in dollars.
A shop page for your bio link
Your models, prices and colours on a public page. A buyer orders from it and the order lands in your queue, already costed and with the stock held.
UPI and cards through your own Razorpay
Connect your Razorpay account and buyers pay on the shop page by UPI, card, netbanking or wallet, straight into your account. Or keep your payment details and copy them from any order into a message.
Printers stay on your network
Bambu Lab, Creality and Klipper machines report through a small agent on a computer in the shop. They never have to be reachable from the internet.
Start free
Every new workspace gets 14 days of Base, then stays on Free: up to 50 orders a month, with no card.
Three example workshops
Worked examples, not customers. Every price and plan below is what the calculator and the plan catalogue say for the job described; the time saved assumes 5 minutes to price and log an order by hand, and nothing else is claimed.
A one-person shop in Jaipur, 3 printers
Mostly keychains and desk pieces sold through Instagram, 80 orders a month. A typical one is 60 g of PLA at ₹1,500 a kilo, 2 hours on a machine and 10 minutes of work at ₹300 an hour: ₹195 to make, ₹428 to charge at a ×2.2 markup.
Priced in a spreadsheet, that is about 7 hours a month of typing. Here the buyer orders from the shop page and the order arrives priced. Three printers fit the Base plan, $10 a month.
A growing workshop in Pune, 8 printers
Two people, 300 orders a month, a typical print 120 g of PLA and 4 hours on a machine: ₹364 to make, ₹801 to charge.
At this size the spreadsheet is about 25 hours a month, and the stock is where it goes wrong: a spool runs out mid-order. Here each order holds its filament when it is taken, and the printers report what is loaded. Eight printers are more than Base takes, so this is the Pro plan, $25 a month.
A franchise in Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai
Three workshops of about 10 printers each, 1,500 orders a month between them, a typical print 150 g and 5 hours: ₹436 to make, ₹960 to charge.
By hand that would be about 125 hours a month. Each workshop is its own workspace, with its own printers, stock, orders and shop page, and one login reaches all three. Three workshops need the Ultimate plan, $99 a month for all of them.
// WORKS WITH
The tools your shop already uses.
Carriers, shop platforms and card processors, connected from the workspace.
Delivery
- EasyshipBeta From India, delivers anywhere Compare DHL, UPS and FedEx rates on the order and print the label from it, shipping from India to a buyer anywhere. Beta: built to Easyship’s published API, and we are checking it end to end with the first shops that use it.
Orders from other shops
- SquarespaceBeta Anywhere Orders from your Squarespace store come into your queue on their own, every few minutes. Beta: built to Squarespace’s published API, and we are checking it end to end with the first shops that use it.
- ShopifyBeta Anywhere Orders from your Shopify store come into your queue the moment they are placed. Beta: built to Shopify’s published API, and we are checking it end to end with the first shops that use it.
Taking payment
- RazorpayBeta India Buyers pay on your shop page by UPI, card, netbanking or wallet, straight into your own Razorpay account, and the order is marked paid. Beta: built to Razorpay’s published API, and we are checking it end to end with the first shops that use it.
Model files
- Google Drive Your own account Your print files stay in your own Google Drive and open from the order; we keep no copy.
Anything marked beta is built and tested against the service's documentation, but we have not yet watched it run against the live service - tell us before you rely on it and we will check it with you.
What does a print cost you, in rupees?
The free calculator, opened in INR. No sign-up.
Free tools
3D print cost calculator
What a print costs you in filament, machine time and your own hours - and what to charge for it.
Open it →Filament cost calculator
What a spool costs per gram, and what the plastic in one print is worth once purge and failures are counted.
Open it →3D printer hourly rate calculator
What an hour of your printer costs once it is wearing out, drawing power and being serviced.
Open it →Guides
Which software a 3D print shop needs, and in what order
A plain map of the tools a 3D printing business is told to buy, what each kind is actually for, and the ones most shops can skip for a year.
Read it →Setting up a Bambu print farm, Developer Mode included
How to run several Bambu Lab printers as a farm: network mode, what Developer Mode is for, and what you give up either way.
Read it →Filament inventory that does not drift
Why spool counts stop matching reality, and the small number of habits that keep filament stock honest without anybody weighing everything on a Sunday.
Read it →Selling prints through an Instagram bio link
How to turn a printing account into a shop that takes orders without you, and stop losing half of them in the DMs.
Read it →Starting a 3D print farm: the first ten decisions
The ten choices that are expensive to reverse later, from what you print to how you know whether the month made money.
Read it →What to charge for a 3D print
A practical method for pricing a print that covers your filament, your machine and your own time, and still leaves something over.
Read it →Printing in India? Start today.
Create a free workspace: it is set up in minutes, prices in rupees from the first order, and costs nothing for as long as the Free plan is enough for you.
// FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Got questions? We've got answers.
Does LayerFlow3D work in India?
Yes. A workspace prices in Indian rupees: filament, order costs, what to charge and the shop page are all in INR. To take a buyer’s payment online, the shop connects its own Razorpay account, and buyers pay by UPI, card, netbanking or wallet.
Ready to see what your printers actually make?
Connect your printers, load your spools, and see the true margin on every job - your workspace is live in minutes.