The business side, handled.
Four apps for people who sell what they make: pricing and a production queue, market-day sales, materials and cost, and the books. MarginPrint is out now and free to start — the rest are still in development.
I run a small 3D-print shop. These are the tools I built for it.
Four apps. One ready today.
I build one app per job rather than one app that does everything badly. MarginPrint is live and free to start. The other three are still in development — their pages are below if you want to see where they are headed.
MarginPrint
Mission control for small 3D-print sellers — the production queue, live costs, and the customer list on one mobile screen. The app you open 5–15 times a day, not once per print.
MarketDay
The offline-first booth companion for market vendors — pack smarter, sell faster, and know exactly what every show earned you. Built for craft fairs, farmers markets, and pop-ups.
BenchStock
Materials inventory and true-cost for makers — know what every product actually costs to make, what to charge, and never run out of materials mid-order. The costing brain for any maker, not just 3D.
MakerBooks
Dead-simple bookkeeping and tax readiness for makers — log income and expenses, see your real profit, set aside for taxes, and keep Schedule-C-ready records. Never dread tax season again.
One person. Four apps.
I'm Will Bennett — an indie maker who codes, designs websites, and 3D-prints things for sale. I build the tools I needed for my own shop. A calculator alone was never enough — I wanted the queue, the costs, the customers, and the day's takings on my phone, next to the printer and behind the table.
That grew into Bennett Studio — a small family of focused apps for costing, selling, stocking, and the books, each built in the open and shipping now. I'd rather ship daily-driver tools that solve real problems than a pile of half-built apps that solve nothing. If you sell handmade or 3D-printed things, there's a tool here for you — start free below.
Things I’ve printed.
Personal prints off my own machines — fan pieces, test runs, gifts. None of it for sale. Printing this stuff is how I worked out what a print actually costs, which is the sum MarginPrint does for you.
Explore MarginPrint
Pick one. Start free.
MarginPrint is out now and free to start, with no account to make. The other three are still in development.