Filament
Grams × (1 + waste) × price per kg ÷ 1000. If you use several filaments each one is calculated on its own.
Upload your file and weight and time fill themselves in. Pick your printer, add shipping and a marketplace, and your selling price is ready.
Without slicing the estimate can be off by ±30%. For exact values, slice it and upload the .3mf or .gcode.
This price is below your cost.
Total net profit:
| Qty | Unit price | Total | Profit/unit |
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Nothing saved yet. Use the Save button on the result card to keep a calculation under a name; saves stay in this browser only.
Grams × (1 + waste) × price per kg ÷ 1000. If you use several filaments each one is calculated on its own.
Printer power (kW) × print time (hours) × electricity price. Power is an average that includes heating cycles.
Packages = quantity ÷ items per package (rounded up). Shipping is split across the items and no margin is added on it.
(Cost × (1 + margin) + shipping + fixed fee) ÷ (1 − fee). After the marketplace takes its cut, your target profit stays yours.
Filanomy is a free tool that works out the real cost of a 3D print. Upload a sliced .3mf or .gcode, or the model's .stl, and weight and print time fill in automatically. It adds filament, electricity, machine wear, failure margin and, if you sell, shipping and marketplace fees to give you the cost of the print and a selling price. Pick your printer and its power draw and bed size come preset, and you see your part on the bed in 3D.
To learn the formulas, read how to calculate 3D printing cost; for electricity use see the printer power table; if you sell prints, the pricing guide.
It is free and needs no account. Your inputs and saved calculations stay in your own browser only.
No. .3mf, .stl, .gcode and .obj files are read entirely in your browser and never uploaded.
.3mf, .stl, .gcode and .obj. Binary G-code (.bgcode) and STEP (.step/.stp) files cannot be read; export them as STL or 3MF.
For sliced files (.gcode and Bambu Studio/Orca .3mf) the weight and time are read from what the slicer wrote. For unsliced STL/OBJ files they are estimated from your printer and infill setting and can be off by ±30%.
Simple mode shows only the real cost for your own prints. Pro mode adds profit margin, shipping, marketplace fees, bulk discounts and PDF quotes.
Choose "Other / enter manually" and enter the average power draw (watts) and bed size yourself. If a model is missing, let us know on the contact page.