Prototype
From$199
See your idea in your hands. A real, printed first version to test and show.
- Design from your sketch or description
- One printed prototype
- One round of changes
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Got an idea? Let's make it real.
For first-time inventors and product creators. No CAD skills, no engineering degree, no factory minimums. Bring a napkin sketch or just describe it, and we'll take it from idea to a product you can hold.
Full First Product
From$595
From idea to a finished design you can pitch, test with customers or take to production.
- Complete 3D design of your product
- Up to 3 prototype rounds
- Final print-ready design files
Launch Ready
From$1,250
Everything in Full First Product, plus what you need to pitch and start selling.
- Everything in Full First Product
- Presentation-quality finished samples
- A small first production run
How we work with inventors
- Free quote. Tell us what the product does, who it's for and anything it needs to fit or work with.
- Sketch to 3D design. We turn your idea into a 3D model and send it to you to review before printing.
- Prototype. You get a real printed part to hold, test and show people.
- Refine. Based on what you learn, we adjust the design and print the next round.
- Finish. Final design files, samples, or a small first batch, depending on your package.
Why prototype before you spend big
The most expensive mistakes in product development happen when people jump straight to manufacturing. A prototype lets you check size, feel and function, get real reactions from customers, and fix problems while they're still cheap.
It also makes your idea much easier to explain. A physical sample in someone's hand does more in a pitch than any drawing.
Your idea stays yours
We're here to build your product, not ours. Ask us about confidentiality when you reach out.
Part of a startup program or inventor group?
We work well alongside accelerators, university programs, maker spaces and inventor clubs. If you're in one, mention it when you request a quote.
New to all this? Start with our guide: From napkin sketch to prototype.