Craftcloud explained.
Craftcloud, operated by All3DP, is an aggregator rather than a printer: upload once and it compares material, price and lead time across a global network of suppliers. For one-off objects that is almost always the right shape, because you get competition on price and shipping distance without doing the legwork.
What it does well, and where it stops.
- One upload, many quotes — you see price and lead time side by side
- Local suppliers mean shorter, cheaper shipping
- Wide material coverage through the network rather than one factory
- Run by All3DP, which knows the market well
- Quality varies with whichever supplier you pick
- Support sits between you and the printer
- No design help — bring a printable file
What each one costs.
Craftcloud does not publish a self-serve price. Sculpty's plans as of 2026-07-26.
Craftcloud, answered.
Is an aggregator better than a single bureau?+
For one-off objects, usually — you get price competition and a nearby printer. For repeat production where consistency matters more than price, a single bureau you have qualified is the safer choice.
How do I get a Sculpty model to Craftcloud?+
Convert your generation to STL in Sculpty — the converter is free — and upload it. Or use Sculpty's built-in Order a Print to stay in one place.
Related pages.
Craftcloud facts checked on 2026-07-26.
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