As of September 2026, Latka tracks 28 3d printing software companies. They have combined revenues of $131.3M and employ 807 people. They have raised $666.3M and serve 1M customers combined.
Every company below sells 3d printing software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
3D Printing Software encompasses various applications that facilitate the design, preparation, and execution of 3D printing projects. This category includes modeling software, slicing software, and printer management tools that are essential for transforming innovative designs into physical objects. Use cases range from rapid prototyping and manufacturing to educational purposes and artistic endeavors, allowing industries like healthcare, aerospace, and consumer goods to leverage additive manufacturing capabilities. Typical features of 3D printing software include file management for diverse 3D file formats, tools for geometric editing, slicing functionalities that convert models into printable layers, and interfaces for controlling printing operations. The primary users of these software solutions include engineers, designers, educators, and hobbyists, all of whom utilize the software to enhance productivity and creativity in their respective fields.
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Showing 10 of 28 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Torrance, California, United States
Divergent Technologies, Inc. designs a complete software hardware solution to replace traditional vehicle manufacturing, developing an end-to-end digital production system to reform industrial-scale manufacturing.
Tel Aviv, Israel
Developer of 3D printing software designed to combine artificial intelligence with three-dimensional printing. The company's software automatically chooses the most suitable printing technology while maintaining functionality and converts multiple parts into one in order to maximize manufacturing possibilities for different designs, enabling manufacturers to reduce lead time and avoid costly spending on limited quantity batches.
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Provider of a smart marketplace intended to offer custom parts and make manufacturing more accessible. The company's smart marketplace uses proprietary technology tools, to eliminate all costs associated with sourcing and quoting, leverages technology in three core areas: geometric file interrogation, machine learning, and supplier-driven activity-based costing, enabling developers to get instant quotes, place orders in minutes and get their parts in days.
Redwood City, California, United States
Provider of an online 3D design platform intended to empower people to create 3D models. The company's platform offers tools for modeling, customization and sharing, as well as offers tutorials to show easy ways to create complex models, enabling users to quickly and easily turn design ideas into beautiful and ready-to-print 3D models.
Berlin, Germany
All your 3D needs on one centralised platform. Trusted by leading names in the furniture industry, colormass simplifies 3D management. From rendering marketing images to building configurators and exporting data for diverse use cases, colormass streamlines online 3D management.
Espoo, Finland
It's not magic Automatic 3D design made simple! The Taika3D solution expedites and automates the whole process from 3D scanning to 3D printing. The core of the innovation is in automating the 3D modelling according to client rules, with consistent high quality output.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
OpenGB is an open-source 3D printer controller with a touchscreen interface. It is designed to work with the Gigabot 3D printer and is a part of the OPEN Technologies company.
San Mateo, California, United States
Provider of a 3D modeling platform intended to facilitate customization, presentation, training and learning thing in 3D or virtual reality. The company 3D modeling platform offers features such as 3D printing, scanning and augmented reality and virtual reality technologies to create new digital landscapes, enabling users to personalize and create 3D models.
Antwerp, Antwerpen, Belgium
Twikit stands at the forefront of advanced 3D product configurator workflows linked directly to manufacturing, serving a broad spectrum of industries including retail, fashion, and automotive. Twikit's software platform specializes in handling complex product configurations, meeting detailed customization needs, and integrating smoothly with the latest manufacturing technologies. Twikit provides the flexibility and scalability your business requires to offer end-to-end, immersive product configuration experiences.
Latka tracks 28 3d printing software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $131.3M in annual revenue and employ 807 people.
Divergent 3D is the largest, with $72.3M in annual revenue, founded in 2014.
The average 3d printing software company in this list makes $4.7M a year, across 28 companies with reported revenue. They serve 1M customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Divergent 3D, Castor Technologies, Physna, Paperless Parts, Inc. and VECTARY.
The 28 3d printing software companies tracked here have raised $666.3M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must provide tools for 3D modeling and design - Should include slicing capabilities to prepare models for printing - Must support various 3D file formats for compatibility - Should offer features for editing and optimizing print settings - Must provide a user interface suitable for professionals in engineering or design - Not just for file conversion; must facilitate the entire 3D printing workflow
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