Transparent Manufacturing Pricing

CNC part cost depends on setup complexity, material, machine time, and tolerance requirements. Simple prismatic parts in aluminum run significantly less than multi-setup parts in titanium or Inconel. The primary driver at low volumes is setup — programming and fixturing costs are amortized across fewer parts. Upload your CAD file for a specific quote.

Cost scales primarily with material volume and technology. SLS and MJF batch-print, so per-part cost drops quickly with quantity. SLA produces fine features but is per-part. FDM is the most affordable for simple geometries. Post-processing (support removal, finishing) adds 10–30% depending on the technology and part complexity.

No. We quote from 1 part to 10,000+. Every job is priced individually based on process, material, geometry, and finishing requirements.

3D printing typically ships in 3–7 business days. CNC machining and sheet metal typically ship in 5–10 business days for standard orders. Complex parts or specialty materials may take longer. Rush options are available — ask during quoting.

Your quote is based on the selected manufacturing process, material, finish, inspection scope, and standard packaging assumptions. Shipping is quoted separately based on destination and carrier preference. Upload your CAD file for pricing with DFM feedback.

Per-part cost decreases at higher quantities because fixed costs (setup, programming, fixturing) amortize across more units. The exact savings depend on part complexity and process — upload your file with multiple quantity breakpoints and we will quote each tier.