For 3D printing shops with a printer or two
A client sends a drawing and asks what 250 of them cost. You work out the grams, the hours on the printer and the cleanup, add something for the prints that fail, and send a price. Next month they send rev B.
OrderDen keeps the part number, its revision and what it costs to print in one place, so the next quote for that part takes a minute.
What it does for you
Part numbers with revisions
Keep each client's part number at its revision. The old revision stays on file with the quotes that priced it.
How it worksCost from the build plate
A bill of materials in grams of filament, hours of printer time and minutes of cleanup, with a waste allowance for failed prints.
How it worksOne part at several quantities
Quote 100, 250 and 500 of the same part as one table. The client picks a row and accepts online.
How it worksQuantity breaks for repeat clients
Put a repeat client on a price list where the price per part drops at 200 and again at 500.
How it worksDeposits on the bigger jobs
Ask for a deposit on the quote. When the client accepts, the deposit invoice is raised for you.
How it works3D print pricing calculator, free
Your first 50 invoices are free, with every feature and no card to start.
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