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Sell 3D-printed products without holding stock.

Every sale in your Shopify store is printed piece by piece, passes a photo quality check and goes back to your store with tracking.

See how it works
The Craftshop app showing the job queue: every piece sold with its model, its order and its status.
The job queue, where every sale reaches the workshop as one job per piece. App screenshot with example data.

Connect once. After that, every sale follows the same path.

The first three steps happen once: the store when you start, each model and its sample when you add it. The other three happen with every sale.

  1. You connect your Shopify store

    Craftshop registers as a fulfillment service in your store. It only asks for permission to fulfill the orders Shopify assigns to it: it doesn't touch prices or payments.

    The Shopify store tu-marca.myshopify.com connected to Craftshop as a fulfillment service.
    The connected store, ready to receive orders. App screenshot with example data.

  2. You upload each model once

    You upload the STL or 3MF with its material, profile and estimated grams and minutes, and map it to your store's variants. A kit maps to several pieces.

    The app's 3D viewer showing a model, its size in millimeters and its material.
    The model in the 3D viewer, with its size and its material. App screenshot with example data.

  3. You approve the sample and the price

    The workshop prints one piece, photographs it and proposes a price from its rate card. Once you approve, material, profile and printer are locked and the price is agreed.

    The price per piece a workshop proposes for a model, suggested by its rate card and waiting to be approved together with the golden sample.
    The price per piece the workshop proposes, approved together with the golden sample. App screenshot with example data.

  4. Every sale becomes jobs

    When a mapped variant sells, Shopify assigns the order to Craftshop and one job is created per piece. If a mapping is missing, the order waits and you get an alert.

    An order's jobs in the app: one per piece of the kit sold, each with its status.
    An order with its jobs, one per piece. App screenshot with example data.

  5. Nothing ships without a photo QC

    Every printed piece is photographed from fixed angles, with the order card in view. The brand compares it with the golden sample and approves it or sends it back to be reprinted.

    The quality review of a piece: the photos from each angle next to the golden sample.
    The photo review of a piece against its golden sample. App screenshot with example data.

  6. The tracking goes back to your store

    The workshop enters the carrier and the tracking number. Craftshop creates the fulfillment in Shopify, and Shopify notifies the buyer as with any other order.

    An order's dispatch with the carrier and the tracking number.
    An order's dispatch with its carrier and its tracking. App screenshot with example data.

The brand and the workshop, on the same order

One organization, with a role for each. The brand follows the orders and approves; the workshop works its queue.

The brand

Owner and Admin

You map each store variant to its pieces and approve golden samples and quality checks with the photos in front of you. Every change stays in the order's history, with who made it and when.

A store variant mapped to two models, one of them twice: every sale creates three print jobs.
A store variant mapped to a three-piece kit. App screenshot with example data.

The workshop

Operator

It works a queue with the material, grams and minutes of every piece, and moves each job forward one step at a time. Filament is reserved when an order comes in and deducted when it prints.

The workshop's filament page: each material with columns for available, on hand, reserved and the restock alert, not counted yet.
The workshop's filament by material: reserved when an order comes in and deducted when it prints. App screenshot with example data.

Four doors, one engine

Today orders come in from your store. The next doors feed the same circuit, so nothing changes in the workshop or in the quality check.

The same engine: one job per piece, golden sample, photo QC and dispatch with tracking.

Where you sell and how you ship

Each store and each carrier comes in through its own integration. This is what works today and what's coming.

Stores

  • Shopify

    In the first release

  • Tiendanube

    Coming soon

  • Mercado Libre

    Coming soon

Shipping

  • Manual entry

    Andreani, Correo Argentino, OCA or another

    In the first release

  • Zipnova

    Coming soon

  • Envíopack

    Coming soon

See all integrations

Let your next sale follow the same path.

Whether you already sell or are about to open your store, we help you sell with minimal risk. You create your brand, choose who prints your pieces and connect Shopify; from there, every sale reaches the workshop on its own.

Waitlist

Bring your brand to Craftshop

We're opening one brand at a time. Leave your email and we'll write when there's room for yours.

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Once your brand is in

  • Every sale is printed piece by piece

    An order from your store reaches the workshop as one job per piece, and the tracking goes back to your store so the buyer sees it where they bought.

  • Nothing ships without a photo check

    You approve a golden sample per model and workshop. Before dispatch, every piece passes a photo check against that sample.

  • You start with Shopify

    Connect your Shopify store and upload each model once. Tiendanube and Mercado Libre join next, each with its own integration.