Enter filament use, print time, labor, packaging, and marketplace fees. The calculator shows seller cost, break-even price, profit, margin, and a target sale price.
Free to use in this browser. Nothing is saved unless you choose to continue in PlyOps.
Start with the slicer numbers and the cost of the spool.
Use your shop assumptions; zero is valid when you intentionally exclude a cost.
Use a blended fee estimate when the exact marketplace fee mix varies.
Estimated outcome
Profit at $18.00
$9.35
Meets target
Price for 45% margin
$15.42
Includes the entered seller costs and fee estimate. Shipping and sales tax are not included unless you add them under other cost.
Planning estimate only. Check the fee schedule and costs that apply to your shop before setting a final price.
Save this price to a product
Choose an existing product, compare the entered and target prices in its Pricing workspace, then decide what to save. Nothing changes automatically.
This result is available in this tab for up to two hours. Nothing is saved until you review and confirm it. How result handoff works.
The calculator turns your own cost and fee assumptions into a per-item planning estimate. It is not a marketplace fee quote, tax calculation, accounting record, or guarantee that a product will sell at the suggested price.
Method and external source links last checked .
With the calculator defaults, seller cost is about $7.18. At an $18 sale price with a manually entered 6.5% percentage fee and $0.30 fixed fee, estimated fees are $1.47, profit is about $9.35, and margin is about 51.9%.
This is a worked input example, not an Etsy, eBay, or Shopify fee preset.
Using the same $7.18 seller cost and an $18 sale price with both fee fields set to zero, estimated profit is about $10.82 and margin is about 60.1%. A 45% target-margin price is about $13.05.
Add card processing, storefront, tax, shipping, or other costs when they apply to the sale.
New to the difference between seller cost, markup, profit, and margin? Read the complete 3D print pricing guide before choosing a target.
Marketplace fees change by country, category, account, payment method, ads, seller status, and order composition. Check the provider page that applies to your account, then enter a current blended percentage and fixed amount.
Find the smallest likely box for multiple items and quantities, with rotations, stacking, spacing, and mailer checks.
Check packaging fitSet a practical low-stock point and restock quantity for filament, finished products, hardware, or shipping supplies.
Set reorder levelsReview shared product facts, titles, tags, handles, photos, and channel-specific details before opening a listing editor.
Check listing readiness