AstroPrint Description

Organize your 3D models in the cloud for easy access from any location, allowing you to upload your .stl files for slicing or even use pre-sliced .gcode files. Our online STL viewer enables you to add and modify your designs effortlessly, while you can print wirelessly through an elegantly designed and user-friendly interface. Slice your models with confidence using recommended settings from manufacturers. As everything is browser-based, there’s no need for software installations or ongoing updates. With the AstroPrint mobile app, you can activate your WIFI 3D Printer to print from any device, control your 3D printer remotely, and receive push notifications when your prints complete. Additionally, you can monitor real-time print progress and even add a camera to stream live video, capture snapshots, or create timelapses. Whether you are managing a 3D Print Farm Business, representing a large university with over a hundred printers, or working with a major enterprise like Stanley Black and Decker, our services are tailored to meet your needs. This versatility ensures that users across various sectors can effectively manage their 3D printing tasks with ease and convenience.

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Pricing

Pricing Starts At:
$9.90 per month
Pricing Information:
Enterprise and university plans available
Free Version:
Yes

Integrations

No Integrations at this time

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Company Details

Company:
AstroPrint
Year Founded:
2013
Headquarters:
Ukraine
Website:
www.astroprint.com

Media

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Product Details

Platforms
Windows
Mac
Linux
Types of Training
Training Docs
Customer Support
Online Support

AstroPrint Features and Options

3D Printing Software

Analytics
Customizable Support Structures
ERP
Integrates with CAD
Mesh Analysis and Repair
Model Setup and Plating
Multi-User Support and Permissions
Multiple/Shared Print Queues
Pre-Print Simulations
Print File Creation
Slicing

AstroPrint User Reviews

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  • Name: Michael F.
    Job Title: End User
    Length of product use: 2+ Years
    Used How Often?: Monthly
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 1 - 25
    Features
    Design
    Ease
    Pricing
    Support
    Likelihood to Recommend to Others
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Great 3D Printer & File Management Software

    Date: Jan 27 2021

    Summary: Highly recommend this software for newbies as well as experienced users. It will be a great addition to any 3d printer.

    Positive: Fantastic interface, great little hardware in the AstroPrint box, frequent bug fixes and updates. If the idea of Octoprint sounds good to you, but the implementation was not so great, then AstroPrint is for you. It's easy enough to put on a raspberry pi, free if you do it that way too, and gives you 3d printer super powers. Print from iOS, print with a web browser, from anywhere, and watch and stop it too. Only thing you can't do remotely is clean off the print bed.

    Negative: Honestly, there is nothing that they haven't fixed in the two or three years since I started using the software. I use it less now, but that's not their fault, I am just not 3d printing as much anymore. Only when I need something. Too busy with other stuff.

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  • Name: Kevin W.
    Job Title: STEM Teacher
    Length of product use: 2+ Years
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User, Administrator, Deployment
    Organization Size: 100 - 499
    Features
    Design
    Ease
    Pricing
    Support
    Likelihood to Recommend to Others
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Great Design Challenging At Times

    Date: Sep 12 2021

    Summary: Overall, my experience has been positive and I've been able to find work arounds for any issues. However, anytime I've emailed for support, it's always always been the same thing - short one to two sentence answers that don't solve anything. Those I've recommended AstroPrint to have gotten the same results from customer support.

    Positive: Interface is solid and well designed.
    Consistently produces good results.
    Good number of supported printers.

    Negative: Setup has challenges.
    Cura Slicer included is limited in options.
    Customer Support is horrid. Expect a short, incomplete response that doesn't really try to help you solve your issue. It's pretty obvious, they are more interested in being done with you than really understanding or solving your problem.
    Would not recommend this for those not experienced with 3D printing or networking.

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