AutoQuote3D vs Quot3D

When to pick which

Choose AutoQuote3D when…

You want a Widget, rates you set in the dashboard, Stripe checkout, and Orders, and you do not need the quote to load an exported Orca or Bambu profile.

Consider Quot3D when…

Your prices depend on a tuned OrcaSlicer, Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, or SuperSlicer profile, and you want the quote to use that file.

Side by side

What they list below is from their own site. Open the source if you need current details or which plan includes it.

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What slicer accuracy means here

Quot3D's pitch is the profile you already use. You export it from OrcaSlicer, Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, or SuperSlicer, upload it, and they say material use and print time come from that profile. That is the thing to test if a tuned printer profile is how you price today.

For FDM, AutoQuote3D slices the model on the server with PrusaSlicer. The slice loads a profile we ship, then applies that Part's infill, units, bed size, maximum print height, and orientation. Filament length and support length from the gcode go into the price, with the rates you set: price per gram, a quantity curve, a startup cost, and a per-piece fee. If you set both a flow rate and an hourly rate, machine time is estimated from the filament volume and that flow rate. We do not import a desktop profile, and we do not bill the print-time estimate PrusaSlicer writes into the gcode. SLA and powder Parts are priced from volume and your material rules, not from that FDM slice.

The widget is not the whole product

Quot3D collects payment with Stripe Connect on paid plans, or sends the customer to a payment link you provide. The free plan can still produce a quote, and they say payment is arranged separately. AutoQuote3D takes Stripe payment in the Widget. When a Business has connected its Shopify store, checkout creates a draft order and the customer pays on Shopify's checkout link. The Order stays in the AutoQuote3D dashboard either way.

Their plans are on the homepage: Free, then $29, $49, and $79 a month, with a 14-day trial and no credit card. Ours are Starter $25, Professional $50, and Service Bureaus $175 a month. Set up a Business and price a Part before you pay. The 14-day plan trial starts when you check out for a subscription.

What AutoQuote3D costs

You can set up a shop and try a quote without paying. Taking customer payments needs a plan or the 14-day trial. We do not take a cut of orders. Stripe still charges their processing fee.

Starter

$25

USD per month

For one-person shops quoting up to 50 jobs a month.

Professional

$50

USD per month

For growing shops that need unlimited quotes and their own branding.

Service Bureaus

$175

USD per month

For teams managing two businesses, add-ons, and faster support.

The 14-day trial starts when you check out for a subscription, which needs a payment method. Cancel before it ends if you do not want to be charged. See the full plans, limits, and annual billing.

Before you switch

1. Slice one of your real files in the desktop profile you would upload to Quot3D, then quote that same file in AutoQuote3D.
2. Compare filament, support, and time. Our FDM time comes from filament volume and your flow rate, not from the slicer's time estimate.
3. Finish a payment in each product and see where the Order shows up for your team.

Don't take your public quote link down while you test. Price a real job and finish an order first. For AutoQuote3D setup, see our tutorials or talk to us about your shop.

Common questions

Sources and comparison notes

Published by AutoQuote3D using public vendor materials reviewed on October 6, 2026. This is not an independent hands-on review. Features and prices change. If something is not mentioned here, it may still exist — check with them.

• Quot3D homepage
• AutoQuote3D pricing and product FAQ
• AutoQuote3D API and integration documentation
• AutoQuote3D AI assistant connections