Our metal 3D printing quote system
simplifies the initial evaluation of metal additive manufacturing projects.
Upload your CAD files — supporting
.STEP, .STP, and .STL formats —
to receive a preliminary cost estimate based on part geometry, material
selection, quantity, and selected manufacturing parameters.
Explore your uploaded models through an interactive
3D visualization interface.
Switch between multiple files, inspect your geometry from different angles,
and adjust key project parameters to see how they influence the estimated
production cost. The system helps evaluate material requirements, estimated
part mass, manufacturing costs, and potential volume-based pricing.
Generate detailed PDF engineering reports
containing individual file estimates, calculated mass properties, material
requirements, preliminary shrinkage considerations, manufacturing assumptions,
and estimated production timelines. These reports provide a useful starting
point for internal reviews, budget planning, and engineering discussions.
Whether you are evaluating a single prototype or planning a larger production
batch, the Intent3D quote engine
provides a structured starting point for understanding the technical and
economic considerations of metal 3D printing.
Engineering Review & Final Pricing
All prices generated by the online quote system are preliminary estimates,
not confirmed quotations. Following manual engineering inspection, the
estimated price may be adjusted to account for factors that cannot always
be fully evaluated through automated CAD analysis. These may include part
geometry, support requirements, dimensional tolerances, shrinkage
compensation, machining operations, material consumption, manufacturing
risks, and overall production complexity.
Where necessary, our engineering team may recommend design modifications
or additional manufacturing operations to improve manufacturability and
dimensional accuracy. A final quotation, including confirmed pricing and
estimated lead time, will be provided after technical review.
No production begins without your approval of the final quotation.
Every estimate is a starting point for an engineering decision.