Bill of materials

See what you're
paying for,
line by line.

We break every order into its parts — design work, printing, materials, and shipping — so there are no surprises when it's time to pay.

A 100 mm part beside its itemized bill: material $3.97, setup $6.00, platform $1.20, shipping $12.40, total $23.56 100 mm Material $3.97 Setup $6.00 Platform $1.20 Shipping $12.40 Total $23.56
A 100 mm PLA part, itemized — the same five lines the estimator below returns. Rates are drawn from US service bureaus and freelance studios.
Three tiers

Getting started

$8–25

We turn your photo or description into a 3D model you can review before anything is printed or paid for.

For makers

10–15%

We take a small cut when you win a job. No monthly fees, no upfront costs — just a commission when you get paid.

Live estimator

Get a real-world cost breakdown.

Rates sourced from US service bureaus and freelance studios. Adjust your specs and see each line item update instantly.

10 cm
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3+ = 10% off  ·  6+ = 15% off  ·  11+ = 20% off

Material + machine time
Job setup
Cleanup labor
Quantity discount
Platform fee (12%)
Shipping
Estimated total

Estimate only. Final price depends on your actual mesh, complexity, and maker quote. Cleanup labor uses US studio rates ($37–41/hr).

Why it's itemized

A real quote should tell you what you're actually paying for.

Some jobs are a simple print. Others need sculpting, sanding, post-processing, or multiple materials across multiple shipments. FotosCraft separates those costs so the final price never comes out of nowhere.

Still have questions about pricing?

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When am I actually charged?

Only when you accept a maker's bid. Posting a commission and receiving bids is completely free. You pay through Stripe at the moment you choose a maker — not before.

Is the 12% platform fee included in the estimate above?

Yes. The total shown in the calculator already includes the platform fee, material cost, cleanup, and shipping. No surprise line items at checkout.

What if the final maker quote is different from the estimate?

The calculator uses real service-bureau rates as a baseline, but makers set their own prices. You see the exact price in each maker's bid before you commit to anything.