For maker services

Work solo, but quote like you have an intake desk.

Print Score gives freelancers and small maker services a bounded mesh preflight. Final printability, time, material, labor, overhead, risk allowance, and price still come from the actual production workflow and business records.

Check a File Open Seller Workshop
A maker inspects a freshly printed enclosure beside a 3D printer, laptop, caliper, filament, and printed bracket.
A modern print farm producing batches of useful parts while a technician performs dimensional quality control.
Professional intake Work solo. Review the file like an intake team.

Dimensions, tolerances, cleanup, material assumptions, and customer expectations still need a repeatable decision process.

01 / A repeatable review

A small shop.
A considered decision.

Quick Checks

Eligible existing accounts can run a bounded model preflight before making a customer commitment.

Do Not Omit Costs

Use the exact sliced job and your current material, labor, machine, overhead, packaging, shipping, platform-fee, and tax inputs before you quote.

Keep a review record

Sign in before checking to save the report in your account. Sharing and PDF output require Full report access; the public example is available without a purchase.

Reduce Backtracking

Ask for the missing source, scale, or approval details before the job starts.

Choose Better-Fit Jobs

Clear evidence and boundaries help you accept the work that fits your equipment and process.

From finding to quote

Keep the file, findings, and next step together.

Start with geometry evidence, record which assumption still needs checking, then explain the next step to the customer. Physical production, final pricing, and customer commitments stay with you.

Why the sample report is not a customer quote

Report structure only: the public sample supplies no model measurements, machine time, business costs, or editable pricing worksheet. Use the exact sliced job and current business inputs to calculate and communicate a price in your own shop workflow.

Include failed-print allowance only if it comes from your own relevant production history. Treat uncertain inputs as unresolved instead of converting them into an invented multiplier.

Review the pricing boundary
Compare the entry pathsUse Seller Workshop

When the next request arrives

  • New model: confirm the revision and intended dimensions.
  • Customer revision: recheck the changed file before reusing an old quote.
  • Failed test: record the setup and change one test variable at a time.
  • Repeat order: review material, machine, and customer-use changes.

Ready to check the next request?

Start with the public sample. Eligible existing accounts can use Check File for their own supported models.

Review the sample report