Print farm software: what a shop actually needs.

Selling the print

• Instant quotes from a file. Upload an STL, STEP or 3MF and get a price from your own rates. Check it handles every material you print.
• Quote requests by email. A lot of jobs still arrive as an email with a file. Can it turn those into quotes?
• Follow-ups. A reminder on quotes nobody answered wins back jobs.
• Payment. Card payments, and the choice to wait for the money before printing.

Running the job

• One order board. Every job from quote to delivery, with each part's progress.
• Your printers on the same screen. Live status for the printers you own, not just one brand.
• A queue. Jobs that wait for a free printer with the right material loaded, and start on their own.
• Labels on the floor. A box or bin label that anyone can scan to see what goes inside.

After the print

• Customer updates and a tracking page, so you aren't answering "is it ready?"
• Shipping labels without retyping the address.
• Invoices and a way into your accounting app.

Questions to ask before you sign up

• Does it price resin and SLS, or only FDM?
• Does it work with the printers you already own?
• Does it charge per printer, per order or per seat?
• Can you bring your customers and past orders in?
• Is there a free trial on your real orders?

Compare the options

We put Layers3D next to AutoQuote3D, DigiFabster, Printago and SimplyPrint on our compare page, including where they're ahead.