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SimplyPrint vs Kiri:Moto: catalog facts
SimplyPrintKiri:Moto

Screenshots

SimplyPrint monitoring a fleet of 3D printers

Screenshots

Kiri:Moto FDM workspace with a sample cube on the build plate and slice menus on both sidesKiri:Moto CNC workspace with stock outline around a sample cube and rough, outline and trace operations

Best for: Managing several 3D printers from anywhere, including farms and classrooms

Best for: Generate 3D-printing and CNC toolpaths in a browser

Free + paid options

Free to start, with paid plans for larger fleets, schools and enterprises.

Free

Free and open source. Hosting, hardware and any external services are separate.

Android, iOS, Web, Browser extension Web
  • Browser slicer plus monitoring and queueing in one place
  • Supports many printer brands without extra hardware
All 3 strengths for SimplyPrint
  • Browser slicer plus monitoring and queueing in one place
  • Supports many printer brands without extra hardware
  • Scales from a single printer to large fleets
  • Supports multiple fabrication workflows
  • Provides browser-based model preparation
  • Depends on a third-party cloud service
  • Advanced fleet and school features cost extra
  • Machine configuration and generated toolpaths must be checked before use.
Web application, Hosted service, Browser extension Web application
Not open source Open source
License not stated License: MIT
Account needed Not stated if an account is needed
Needs internet Not stated if it works offline
Sources for SimplyPrint

Catalog checked September 23, 2026

Sources for Kiri:Moto

Catalog checked September 22, 2026

“Not stated” means we have not confirmed it. Features can vary by device and plan.