Customers & creators
What can PrintMesh make today?
Elastomer products only: flexible TPU parts, controller gear, shoe charms, and footwear samples from your files. Slide and handheld grip templates are in development.
Why only elastomers?
Flexible parts are where printing clearly beats molding, what our customers need most, and hard enough to print that specializing makes a difference. AI world models are not mature yet, so we focus where we can deliver reliably today.
When will you offer other materials?
In phases: smarter elastomers next (lattices, automated quotes), then rigid plastics, resins, and CNC through partner nodes. We list a material only when we can deliver it consistently.
Can I print a shoe straight from an AI prompt?
Not reliably yet. AI-generated models rarely have the fit and structure a shoe needs, so we apply your design to an engineered template instead.
Can I use models from Meshy or Tripo?
Yes — upload them like any other file, under each tool’s own terms. PrintMesh is not affiliated with either company.
How does selling on Shopify work?
You list template-based designs; we print each order on demand and ship it under your brand. During the pilot, orders are forwarded manually.
How soft can parts be?
Typically TPU from about 85A to 95A, with infill and lattice used to fine-tune feel.
Do your shoes help with foot conditions?
We make no medical, orthotic, or therapeutic claims. Our footwear is designed for comfort and style.
Who sees my design files?
Files are stored privately and shared only with our review team and the node producing your job. NDAs are available.
Partners
What partners are you looking for?
Print farms and manufacturers that run TPU and other flexible materials reliably.
Will I get guaranteed orders?
No. Approved partners may receive jobs that match their capabilities when demand is available, but volume is not guaranteed.
Is the operator program a franchise?
No. We are currently collecting expressions of interest only.
Does PrintMesh provide loans or leases?
No. Independent providers make all decisions about eligibility, terms, and approval.
Still have questions? Contact us