Stop guessing if you're making money.
PrintDeck is the production app for 3D print shops of any size. Track orders, know your real costs, and let Oliver — your AI shop manager — catch problems before they cost you.
Running a print shop is a business.
Most tools don't treat it like one.
"How much did that actually cost me?"
Filament, electricity, wear on the printer, your time, post-processing — most shop owners price by gut feel and hope for the best. You might be losing money on your best-seller and not know it.
"Wait — did I forget that order?"
Sticky notes. Spreadsheets. A whiteboard that hasn't been updated since Tuesday. When you're running printers, packing orders, and answering messages, things slip. And customers notice before you do.
"Is this printer always failing on this filament?"
You've re-printed that plate three times this month, but you didn't connect the dots. Same printer. Same material. Same failure. You log each one — PrintDeck sees the pattern you missed. That's money, time, and filament you can stop losing.
Meet Oliver. He watches the shop so you don't have to.
Oliver is PrintDeck's AI shop manager. He's not a chatbot — he's a colleague who actually knows your numbers.
He catches what you miss.
Oliver watches your orders, printers, and margins in real time. When a product's sale price drops below floor, when a printer keeps failing on the same filament, when an invoice is about to come due — Oliver flags it before it costs you.
He knows your shop.
Oliver doesn't give generic advice. He learns your products, your pricing, your printer history, and your patterns. His recommendations are specific to your shop, your numbers, your situation.
He speaks up when it matters.
No notifications about nothing. No alerts for the sake of alerts. Oliver only talks when something actually needs your attention — and when he does, he tells you exactly what's happening and what it means in dollars.
Ask him anything.
"Am I making money on this product?" "Which printer should I use for this job?" "What's my busiest day of the week?" Oliver has the context to answer — because he's been watching the whole time.
A real setup for a real business.
Set up your shop.
Add your printers, set your labor rate, and load your filament shelf. Give yourself about 15–20 minutes and have your spools visible — Oliver walks you through each step.
Start logging orders.
Enter an order — or use Quick Sale to log a completed sale in 5 seconds. PrintDeck tracks it from intake to payment. Oliver watches the margins.
Let Oliver work.
The more you use PrintDeck, the smarter Oliver gets. He spots patterns, flags problems, and surfaces insights you'd never catch in a spreadsheet. You run the shop. He runs the numbers.
PrintDeck does the thinking.
You make the call.
Every order, every stage, nothing forgotten.
From order received to paid and complete — every job moves through a clear pipeline. Custom orders, wholesale batches, catalog sales. One place, one view, always current.
Know your floor before you name your price.
PrintDeck calculates the minimum you should charge for every product — factoring in filament, machine wear, labor, post-processing, overhead, and materials. Price below it and the app tells you. Every number is visible. No mystery math.
You run the printer. PrintDeck runs the record.
PrintDeck isn't connected to your printers and doesn't need to be. You log what you're printing and who it's for. PrintDeck tracks how long jobs actually take, what's queued next, and whether your lineup can hit the deadline. Over time it learns your shop's real throughput — flags when a printer is falling behind, surfaces maintenance patterns, and tells you when capacity is about to become a problem. No hardware integrations. No slicer plugins. Any brand, any setup.
Track what you have. Know what you've spent.
Filament shelf, hardware supplies, packaging — all in one inventory. Log purchases, and PrintDeck automatically updates your costs and recalculates your floor prices. No spreadsheet. No guessing.
Stop reprinting the same plate. Start seeing the pattern.
Every failed print gets logged — printer, material, product. Oliver watches for patterns you'd never catch yourself: same printer, same filament, same failure. When a combination is consistently failing, he flags it before it costs you another spool.
Oliver also tracks maintenance history for every printer in your shop — and knows the right service intervals for each brand. Bambu, Prusa, Creality, Voron — the schedule for lubrication, belt tension, nozzle replacement, and PTFE tubes is different for each one. When a printer is overdue, Oliver tells you exactly how many print hours past due you are and what happens if you keep skipping it. Ask him why your printer is underextruding and he'll ask you the right questions: temps, filament type, plate surface, direct drive or Bowden. He's not googling it. He knows.
Finally see if your shop is actually profitable.
PrintDeck's Finances page shows you exactly where your money is going — revenue collected, product costs, total expenses, and net profit in a single view. A 12-month revenue vs. expenses chart shows the trend at a glance. A top-products chart shows which items are actually making money. Filter by period — this month, last month, last 90 days, or all time — and drill into a line-by-line order table showing what you collected and what your actual profit was per job. Outstanding invoices and written-off amounts are tracked too, so nothing hides. Oliver watches the numbers and surfaces patterns — a product that's consistently underperforming, a month where expenses spiked, revenue that's growing without the margin to support it.
Custom designs that pay for themselves.
When a customer wants something you've never printed before, Projects tracks the design work from first sketch to finished product. Log your hours, track trial prints, and add notes as you go — timestamped, threaded, so you have a real record of what the job actually took. When the design is ready, graduating a project locks your development cost into the floor price automatically, amortized across however many orders you expect to fill. The first sale covers some of the design time. The tenth sale covers the rest. PrintDeck tracks where you are. You know exactly when the work has paid for itself.
Simple pricing. No surprises.
Scales with your shop, not against it.
Founder pricing — lock in 20% off, permanently, just by starting now.| Tier | Price | Founder (20% off) | Printers | Users | Support |
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| Starter | $25/mo | $20/mo | 1–3 | 1 | Email (24h) |
| PrintDeck | $50/mo | $40/mo | 4–10 | 2 | Email (24h) |
| Pro | $75/mo | $60/mo | 11–25 | 3 | Email (12h) |
| Farm | $125/mo | $100/mo | 26+ | 5 | Email (12h) |
Beta is free. No credit card required. Founder rates are locked for life.
K&J's Custom Creations
Built by a shop owner, for shop owners.
I spent most of my career in public health — worked my way up from the bottom to a supervisor position before getting tapped to join our small OIT team at a 14-county health district. My life has always been about helping people. PrintDeck is just another extension of that part of me.
It started when my wife Kristen got a 3D printer for Christmas and kicked off a little shop. People started asking me for things too — but I have ADHD, and I kept forgetting orders, had no idea how to price anything, and nobody in the groups could help. So I opened a spreadsheet.
That spreadsheet became PrintDeck.
I handed it to my friend Spencer — he runs Thomasville Toys out of his house and was literally managing everything on a whiteboard. I told him to tell me what he actually thought, not what I wanted to hear. He didn't hold back. Turns out every shop owner is asking the same question: "Am I actually making money on this?"
PrintDeck answers that. And Oliver — our AI shop manager — makes sure you never have to ask twice. My wife named him at 3am, half asleep. He felt like an otter. Oliver was born.
We work out of our home. Two jack russells, two cats, and a cockatiel all help run the shop. Kristen puts up with us all — and she's the reason any of this exists.
PrintDeck started for me. I'm building it for you.
— Janis TamargoQuestions shop owners ask us.
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PrintDeck's floor price formula includes filament cost, machine wear, labor time, post-processing, design amortization, bill of materials, and overhead. You can see every number that goes into it. If you're missing something, Oliver will flag it.
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The slicer tells you how much filament a print uses — but that's just one piece of the cost. It doesn't account for machine wear, your labor, failed prints, post-processing, or overhead. PrintDeck takes the slicer estimate and puts it in context with everything else.
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PrintDeck calculates your floor price (the minimum you should charge) for every product. If you sell above it, you're making money. If you sell below it, we'll tell you — down to the dollar. Your Finances page shows real revenue, real costs, and real profit. No guessing.
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Any FDM printer. Bambu, Prusa, Creality, Voron, Elegoo, Anycubic, Artillery — if it prints filament, PrintDeck works with it. No proprietary integrations needed.
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Oliver is an AI assistant built into PrintDeck that understands your specific shop — your products, your pricing, your printers, your order history. He watches for problems (like a product that costs more to make than you're charging) and flags them before they cost you money. He's not a generic chatbot — he knows your numbers.
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Yes. PrintDeck is in private beta and completely free for early shops. When we launch paid plans, beta shops get permanent founder pricing — a locked-in discount that never goes up. No credit card required to start.
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PrintDeck is a business manager, not a printer manager. It doesn't connect to or control your printers — no integrations, no software installs, no brand lock-in. You tell PrintDeck what you printed, when, and how much. PrintDeck handles the business side: costs, margins, order flow, and maintenance tracking. Your printers do their job. PrintDeck does yours.
Your spreadsheet can't tell you when you're losing money.
PrintDeck can.
Apply for Early Access
Free during beta. Founder pricing locks in for life.