Selling prints? This combines filament and electricity into a total cost in your currency, then suggests sale prices at common markups so you don’t undercharge.
About this calculator
Total cost = filament cost + electricity cost. Suggested prices apply common hobby markups; adjust for your labour, failure rate and market. Currency and typical prices are auto-detected from your locale and fully editable, so it works whether you’re in the US, UK, Germany, India, Vietnam or anywhere else.
FAQ
What markup should I use?
Hobby sellers often use 3× material+energy to cover failed prints, wear, post-processing and time. Add a per-hour labour rate for commercial work.
What about printer wear and failures?
A 3× markup is a rough buffer for those. For serious pricing, add explicit line items for machine depreciation, maintenance and a scrap/failure rate.
Reviewed 2026-08-18. Estimates for planning; verify critical values yourself.