Orders
Etsy and Shopify, straight into the queue.
Connect a channel once. Every new sale lands as a routed job — right product, right material, right due date attached. No copy-paste from a browser tab at eleven at night.
Commerce OS
Run the business, not the spreadsheet.
A Sunday-night Etsy sale becomes a routed job, a packed box, and a tracked margin — without you retyping a thing. AutoPrintFarm runs the commerce side of your shop next to the floor it prints on.
What it covers
Order in, box out — tracked the whole way.
Commerce tools track orders but ignore the floor. Fleet tools run printers but forget the order even exists. Commerce OS is the half that turns a sale into a shipment — and it’s wired to the printers doing the work.
Worklist
From printed part to shipped box.
Collection, QA, packing, and shipping live on one shared worklist. Every order has an owner and a next step, so nothing stalls between the printer and the buyer.
Analytics
Real margin, per order.
Marketplace fees, material draw, labor, and reprints — netted out per order, SKU, channel, and printer. You see what’s actually making money, not what you hoped would.
Per-order margin
Know what each order actually earned.
“Probably profitable” isn’t a number. AutoPrintFarm nets out every cost the moment an order ships — the marketplace’s fee, the grams of filament drawn, the labor logged, the reprint you didn’t plan for — and rolls it up by SKU, channel, and printer.
- Marketplace & payment fees pulled in per order, not estimated
- Material cost by actual grams drawn from the job, by spool price
- Reprints counted against the order that caused them
- Margin sliced by SKU, channel, and printer so you can cut the losers
The worklist
One queue for the steps after the print.
A finished print isn’t a shipped order. The worklist carries every order through collection, QA, packing, and shipping — with an owner and a next step on each — so the part doesn’t sit on a bench while the buyer wonders where it went.
- Collection → QA → packing → shipping handoffs in one shared view
- Team roles — owner, admin, operator, viewer — so the right person owns each step
- Fulfillment status syncs back to Etsy and Shopify automatically
- Approve, reprint, or flag from your phone with the native iOS app
The other half
Commerce is half the story. See the Production OS.
Orders only ship if the floor delivers. The Production OS is the other side — live fleet status, a queue that routes itself, and materials that know what’s loaded. Same workspace, same login, no integration to maintain.
Connect a channel · Shopify · Etsy · WooCommerce · Wix · see pricing
Commerce questions
The business side, answered.
Don’t see yours? Email nate@autoprintfarm.com — a real person reads every message.
Which sales channels can I connect?
Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, and Wix sync today — orders flow straight into the queue, and status flows back. For anything else, the public REST API and a Zapier/webhook path let you push orders in yourself.
How does order sync actually work?
You connect a channel once with OAuth — no scraping, no manual export. New orders arrive as routed jobs with the product, material, and due date already attached. As the work moves through printing, QA, and shipping, fulfillment status syncs back to the store so the buyer sees it.
Do you take a cut of my sales?
No. AutoPrintFarm is flat-rate — $19/mo for Pro with three printers included, then $6 → $4 → $3 per added printer. No revenue share, no per-order fee, no per-print tax. The marketplace already takes its cut; we don’t pile on.
What happens to orders if my internet drops?
In-progress prints keep running — the job lives on the printer, not the cloud. New orders queue up on the channel and sync in the moment you reconnect. You only lose live monitoring and dispatching new jobs while you’re offline.
Can I pull this data into my own tools?
Yes. Pro includes the public REST API (Bearer key, read endpoints under /public/v1/*) for orders, jobs, and inventory — wire it into a dashboard, a Zapier flow, or your accounting export. Docs live at docs.autoprintfarm.com.
Ready when your farm is
Turn a busy garage into a shop that runs itself.
One place for your printers, your orders, and your team — and it keeps running long after you’ve closed the laptop.
Free for one printer · no credit card · 5-minute setup