Gestor 3DPrice per kilo converted into cost per gram
The price per kilo is divided by a thousand and multiplied by the grams entered. For parts with several filaments, each material is calculated separately.
Calculation methodology
A clear result starts with a calculation you can check.
Gestor 3D breaks down every cost of a part and only rounds money values in the final result, reducing accumulated differences.
- Inputs you can always review
- Costs shown by category
- Money values rounded to the cent
Gestor 3DProduction made clear
Power, time and electricity rate
The printer's power is converted into kilowatts and multiplied by the print hours and by the price per kilowatt-hour you enter.
Labour, extra materials and maintenance
Labour and extra materials go straight into the subtotal. The maintenance reserve is calculated on filament, extras, electricity and labour according to the configured rate.
Suggestions based on configurable multipliers
The total cost is multiplied by the factors you choose to generate selling price suggestions. These values support your decision but do not replace an analysis of the market, fees and perceived value.
The same rule in the product and in the tests
The logic is centralised on the server and covered by automated tests for the main scenarios. Negative values are handled safely and the final rounding is to the nearest cent.
Common questions
Quick answers before you start.
Which costs are included in the calculation?
Filament, electricity, labour, extra materials and a configurable maintenance reserve.
Are the multipliers fixed?
No. The account comes with starting values, but the multipliers can be adjusted to suit your pricing strategy.
Why can the result differ from a manual calculation?
Small differences can come from the way values are rounded. Gestor 3D calculates each component and rounds money results to the cent.
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