Printuple vs Printago
A Bambu-first print farm platform that turns store orders into started prints, metered by how many jobs run at once.
Printago routes your orders to your printers. Printuple also gives you somewhere to sell: your own storefront, on your own domain, with you as the merchant of record. And the cost model goes all the way to a margin per order rather than stopping at the print.
What each of us actually does
Figures read from Printago's own site in August 2026. Check them yourself, the link is below.
| Printuple | Printago | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat plan, slots included | Per concurrent production slot |
| Printers you can connect | 3 / 15 / 100 by plan | Unlimited |
| Production slots at the farm tier | 50, included in $49 a month | Priced per slot |
| Your own storefront and checkout | Built in, you are merchant of record | No |
| Free tier | 2 slots, free for as long as you want | 1 slot free |
| Cost and margin per order | Every input, including a learned failure rate and channel fees | Material and job costing |
When Printago is the better answer
We would rather you picked the right tool than picked ours and left. If any of these matter more to you than the rest, go with them.
- They connect unlimited printers and charge only for concurrency, so a shop with many machines that are idle most of the time can come out cheaper.
- A longer track record running real production farms, and an active operator community.
- They are shipping the same core idea we are, and they were doing it first.
Prices and limits above were read from Printago's pricing page in August 2026 and may have changed since.
Selling what you print?
That is the part we built for. Printuple is in a closed beta, so there is a queue rather than a signup form.