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About 3DPrinterOS
3DPrinterOS is a cloud-based management system for organisations that run many 3D printers. Administrators manage printers, print files and users from one web platform and can see who is printing what on which machine.
It is used by universities, makerspaces, enterprises and printer manufacturers, and publishes a printer compatibility list. A 14-day trial is offered, with pricing on the website and demos booked through the sales team.
Strengths
- Central control of many printers and users
- Visibility into who prints what and where
- Aimed at schools, labs and print farms
Limitations
- Cloud-only service
- Designed for organisations rather than a single home printer
Details
- Pricing
- PaidPaid cloud service with a 14-day trial.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- 3DPrinterOS
- Platforms
- Web
- How it runs
- Web application, Hosted service
- Account
- Required
- Best suited for
- Universities and companies running shared 3D printer fleets
- Categories
- 3D printing
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to 3DPrinterOS
Compare allSoftware that can replace 3DPrinterOS for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
SimplyPrint
A cloud platform for slicing, monitoring, queueing and managing one or many 3D printers.
SimplyPrint also manages printer fleets from the cloud, adds a browser slicer and mobile apps, and has a free tier, with advanced fleet and school features costing extra.
AstroPrint
A cloud platform for storing 3D models, slicing online and monitoring 3D printers remotely.
AstroPrint is another paid cloud service for schools and print farms, adding browser-based slicing, shared print queues and an OctoPrint plugin connection, and it still needs an internet connection.
FDM Monster
A self-hosted dashboard for managing a farm of 3D printers running OctoPrint, Moonraker, PrusaLink or Bambu Lab firmware.
FDM Monster is free and self-hosted on your own network instead of in the cloud, managing OctoPrint, Moonraker, PrusaLink and Bambu Lab printers, but it needs a server and setup.
Repetier-Server
A self-hosted server for controlling and monitoring several 3D printers from a web browser.
Repetier-Server runs several printers from one local self-hosted installation without a subscription, adds webcams with timelapse and G-code previews, and keeps some features in a paid Pro version.
Prusa Connect
Prusa Research's cloud service for monitoring, queuing and controlling Prusa 3D printers remotely from a browser.
Prusa Connect is a free cloud service that manages several printers and spreads jobs between them, but it only works with supported Prusa printers and requires an account.
Obico
Open-source platform for monitoring and controlling 3D printers remotely, with AI print failure detection.
Obico is open source under AGPL-3.0 and can be self-hosted, focusing on remote monitoring and AI failure detection rather than managing users across an organisation's fleet.
3DPrinterOS as an alternative
Listings that name 3DPrinterOS as an alternative.
OctoEverywhere
A cloud service giving remote access, AI failure detection and notifications for home 3D printers.
3DPrinterOS is a paid cloud platform focused on managing fleets of printers and users for universities and companies, rather than remote access to one home printer.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
OctoPrint
Control and monitor a 3D printer from a browser.
Creality Cloud
Creality's app and web platform for sharing 3D models, cloud slicing and remote printer control.
Spoolman
Self-hosted web service for tracking an inventory of 3D printer filament spools.
Manyfold
Self-hosted web app for organising, previewing and sharing a library of 3D print files.
