Describe it
What you're making, and how many.
Everyone prices your design. Lot One tells you why it costs that, and what to change so it costs less. Then it finds a shop that takes small orders and lets your buyers fund the run.
What you're making, and how many.
Three ways to make it, priced at your quantity.
Why it costs that, and what to change.
A pre-order page, so your buyers pay before you do.
Figures come from the part pre-loaded in the Lot One demo and are shown as an example.
Someone made a part, a bag or a chair for themselves. People asked to buy one. Now there's demand and no way to make it at quantity.
Furniture, leather, bikes, apparel, car parts: the same moment shows up in every craft.
Lot One shows which features drive the cost and what a small change saves, like a rounded corner that takes $28 off every unit.
Every competitor stops at the price.
Lot One starts from a design you already have, like the file you printed your first one from. It doesn't create CAD models.
See pricing