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Features

Open a slicer file and the print time and filament amount are read from it. Add filament, electricity, wear and labour; the price per part and the quote for the customer are ready.

Key features

Every cost item
Filament (price per gram from spool price and weight; several materials), electricity, machine wear (price ÷ lifetime + hourly maintenance), failure margin, labour, extras, quantity, profit margin and optional tax.
Slicer files
G-code (PrusaSlicer, OrcaSlicer, Bambu Studio, SuperSlicer, Cura, Simplify3D, ideaMaker), Prusa binary G-code (.bgcode) and 3MF; print time and the grams / length of each extruder are read.
Result
Price and cost per part, cost per gram and per hour, a breakdown bar and table, and the order total.
Profiles
Printers, filaments (material, diameter, density, spool price and weight, colour), electricity tariff, hourly labour rate and default rates.
Quotes
Jobs are collected in a quote (quantity, discount, tax, validity); the quote is saved as PDF and CSV, printed and shared.
Print history
Actual time and grams are compared with the estimate; the failure rate is measured.
Currency
The currency is selectable; amounts are formatted for the language.
Samples
Two printers, four filaments (PLA, PETG, TPU, ASA), three jobs and a quote come with the first launch; they return with "Add samples again".

Devices and browsers

  • On phones the calculation is a single column with the result summary at the bottom of the screen.
  • Saving a file in place is available in Chrome, Edge and Opera; in other browsers the saved file is downloaded.
Extrudo screenshot: workspace with sample content
Desktop
Extrudo screenshot: workspace with sample content
Tablet
Extrudo screenshot: workspace with sample content
Phone

Keyboard shortcuts

⌘ and ⌥ are used on macOS; Ctrl and Alt on Windows and Linux.

ShortcutAction
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Ctrl/⌘ NNew job
Ctrl/⌘ IOpen slicer file
Ctrl/⌘ SSave
↑ · ↓Increase · decrease a number field

On touch screens number fields and buttons are large enough for a finger.

Get Extrudo

Try it in the browser without installation; for continued use, purchase the version for macOS, Windows or Linux.