Compared with SeekMake

AutoQuote3D vs SeekMake

Both of us put a 3D print quote on your website. The real question is where the customer pays, and where the order lives after that.

By AutoQuote3D · Reviewed

When to pick which

Choose AutoQuote3D when…
You want a quote widget on your site, Stripe checkout, and a dashboard for orders, customers, and pricing.
Consider SeekMake when…
You already run WordPress and WooCommerce and want quotes to land in that cart.

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.

AutoQuote3D vs SeekMake: workflow comparison
WorkflowAutoQuote3DSeekMake
On your siteEmbed the quote widget on the site you already have.WordPress shortcodes and Elementor widgets. Source
CheckoutCustomers pay in the widget through Stripe.Online payments, with an option to send the quote into a WooCommerce cart. Source
After they buyCustomers, quotes, order tracking, and analytics.A customer dashboard, order tracking, and reports. Source
API, MCP, and AIPublic REST API, MCP for Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor, and Action Chat in the dashboard.An API, webhooks, and ASTRA, their customer-facing AI. No MCP or Claude connector. Source

Pick where checkout happens

Printed parts can go through the store cart you already have, or through a quoting checkout. That choice hits shipping, tax, emails, and where your team looks for the order.

AutoQuote3D quotes and takes payment in the widget via Stripe. If the shop depends on WooCommerce plugins for shipping or tax, try SeekMake with those plugins on a staging site. Run a multi-part quote and a customer coming back to check an order.

Don’t buy off an “alternative” landing page

SeekMake has a page about us. That is fine for finding a product. It does not tell you whether it fits. Use a working demo: files, materials, pricing, and what staff see after checkout.

With AutoQuote3D you can create an account and quote something before you pick a plan. There is also a public API and MCP if you want shop data in other tools. Read the docs for what those actually do instead of assuming the integration you need is already there.

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. Put the quoting flow on a test page and try it on a phone and a desktop.
  2. Write down which system owns checkout, shipping, and order emails.
  3. Check subscription terms and payment fees. A free plugin is not the cost of the service behind it.

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

Can I use AutoQuote3D on an existing website?

Yes. Embed the quoting widget so customers can upload models and get a price on your site. You still configure materials, prices, and orders in AutoQuote3D.

Does AutoQuote3D send quotes into a WooCommerce cart?

No. Customers pay in our widget through Stripe. If you need to keep WooCommerce checkout, try a product that documents that integration before you switch.

Does SeekMake have an API or AI?

Yes. They have an API, webhooks, and ASTRA, a customer-facing assistant. They do not publish an MCP server. If you want Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor talking to quotes and orders, that is AutoQuote3D.

Sources and comparison notes

Published by AutoQuote3D using public vendor materials reviewed on . 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.

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