Frequently asked questions
Plain-English answers
Quick answers on licensing, print caps, and billing.
No. We don't sell or host the files. You can download every covered model for free from MakerWorld; see the models page for everything we offer. This site only handles commercial print licensing: the right to sell physical prints made from those models.
No. Selling physical prints of covered models requires an active commercial subscription from Codebrain Forge. Printing for yourself never needs a license. The license applies to selling the physical object. Compare the licensing plans to find the right fit.
No, never. A license doesn't change that. Reselling, sharing, bundling, leaking, or otherwise passing the files to anyone else is prohibited. Your license covers physical prints only, not the files themselves. The full rules are in our Terms of Service.
No. Fan Membership ($3.33/month) is a supporter plan with no commercial print resale rights. To sell prints, you'll need Print License 100 or Print License 500.
Your commercial print rights end when your subscription does, whether you cancel, it lapses, or a payment fails. Prints you sold while your license was active aren't affected. Any sales after that are unlicensed.
Each commercial plan has a monthly cap: 100 prints for Print License 100 and 500 for Print License 500. Each month, you log how many printed items you sold in your dashboard. It's a compliance declaration based on honest reporting. To sell beyond your cap, upgrade your plan or contact us.
One physical printed item that you sell. A set of three matching pieces counts as three prints. The cap counts individual objects, not orders or customers.
Print License 500 covers up to 500 prints a month. If you sell more than that, contact us and we'll work out a custom license.
Yes. Stripe handles all billing, and we never store your card details. You can manage your subscription, get invoices, and update your payment method in Stripe's secure customer portal.
Yes. Change your plan anytime from the billing page in your dashboard, which connects to Stripe's customer portal. Stripe prorates the change.