Printuple vs SimplyPrint
A cloud fleet manager for 3D printers, with browser slicing, queueing and AI failure detection across a very wide range of hardware.
SimplyPrint manages printers. It does not sell anything for you. If your problem is that orders, costs and printing live in three different tools, that gap is the whole reason Printuple exists.
What each of us actually does
Figures read from SimplyPrint's own site in August 2026. Check them yourself, the link is below.
| Printuple | SimplyPrint | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs your printers | Bambu over your own network | 130+ brands, 610+ models |
| Takes orders from Etsy, Shopify, TikTok Shop | Yes, into one pipeline | No |
| Your own storefront and checkout | Built in, on your own domain | No |
| Cost and margin per order | Material, waste, energy, machine, labor, failure rate and channel fees | Filament tracking |
| Free tier | 2 slots, 3 printers, 5 GB | 2 printers, 1 GB |
| File storage on the entry paid tier | 100 GB at $19 | 5 GB at $9.99 |
| Their farm tier | $49: 50 slots, 100 printers, 1 TB | $39.99: 10 printers, 25 GB |
When SimplyPrint 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.
- Supports far more hardware than we do. If your fleet is Prusa, Creality, Elegoo, Anycubic or a mix, they work today and we do not.
- Cloud slicing in the browser, and a mature mobile app.
- Years of production use behind them, and a large user base. We are in a closed beta.
Prices and limits above were read from SimplyPrint'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.