Your catalog becomes a fast, clean storefront with a cart and Stripe checkout. Products can offer variants, each with its own price and availability, and anything not ready yet can collect waitlist signups instead. Visitors get a light or dark theme to match their device.

Paste your Stripe keys into the back office and checkout is live. Payments go straight to your own Stripe account, and we take no fee on your sales (Stripe's own processing fees apply). Prices are created and kept in step with your products automatically, and your keys are stored encrypted.

Describe each product once, then add variants for the different builds you sell. Every variant carries its own price, stock count, landed cost and print time, and products can offer colors from a shared materials library. Draft in private, then flip a product to available when it is ready.

Sell recurring plans as tiers: monthly prices with an optional discount for paying yearly, free trials, and one tier highlighted as the most popular. Tiers share plan details and add their own features, so a pricing page like this one builds itself from a few fields.

Orders are tracked from the moment a customer starts checkout. Stripe confirms payment automatically, and you mark orders fulfilled or abort them yourself. Search, filter, archive and bulk-update, with the shipping address and items one click away.

Not ready to sell? Collect signups per product, variant and color instead. A daily chart and a breakdown by product show where demand is, and a daily email digest keeps you in the loop without checking in.

Keep the materials you use in one place, with swatches, finishes and the stock you have on hand. Every product draws its color options from the library, and deactivating a material hides it everywhere at once without deleting it.

Set your lead time, safety stock and order rhythm, and the platform works out what to reorder, when to order by, and when you would run out. Paid orders reserve stock automatically, and waitlist signups are folded into the forecast.

Every paid order becomes work in the queue. See the prints left, the hours they will take, the filament they need and how many spools to buy. A printer load gauge shows how close you are to capacity before you take on more.

See what is ready to ship, what is still waiting on prints and which orders are past your shipping target. Packaging materials are planned from your recent order pace, and your shipping margin is tracked alongside.

Revenue and profit come from real orders and subscription payments plus the costs you enter. The monthly take-home view subtracts restocking, tax set-aside and a business reserve, then measures the result against your own goal.

Pageviews, unique visitors, top pages and referrers, all collected by your own site with no third-party service and no cookie banner to maintain. Pick a date range and see how people find you.

Invite someone by email and they get a one-time link to choose their own password and sign in. Give each person a role (Owner, Admin, Staff or Viewer) so your helpers can fulfill orders and update stock without touching your payments or settings. Resend an invitation or remove someone in a click.

Got more than one brand? On Pro and above you can open another storefront from the same login and switch between your stores from the profile menu. Each store keeps its own products, orders, address, domain, team and Stripe account.

Every store gets a free address on our domain. To use your own as well, add it in the back office and point a CNAME record at your store. We check the DNS for you and switch the domain on as soon as it points here, with HTTPS included.

Get told about contact messages and subscription changes, plus a daily digest of what happened. Until you connect your own mail (any SMTP provider, or Amazon SES) we send them for you, up to a daily limit set by your plan. A test button confirms it works before a customer needs it.

Maker Platform is open source. We host it for you from $9 a month, with the servers, updates and picture storage taken care of. Prefer to run it yourself? It is the same code on your own server, with no plan limits, keeping your pictures in a folder or in your own S3 bucket.