Snapmaker 3D printer prices: U1, Artisan, J1s and 2.0 models

The Snapmaker U1 toolchanger costs $749 against a $999 list price, and the Snapmaker Artisan 3-in-1 costs $1,849 against a $2,999 launch price. Those are Snapmaker’s US store prices as of 27 October 2026, in its Halloween Sale.

The table lists all seven Snapmaker printers in the database, cheapest launch price first: two still sold and five discontinued. Launch price is the US price of the base configuration when the model went on sale. For the Artisan and the Snapmaker 2.0 A250T and A350T, that price includes the laser and CNC modules; the F250 and F350 shipped as 3D printers only. The Released column shows a dash for the A250T and A350T because no ship month is on record.

How much does a Snapmaker 3D printer cost?

A new Snapmaker 3D printer costs $749 to $2,249 on Snapmaker’s US store as of 27 October 2026: $749 for the U1 (list price $999), $1,849 for the Artisan and $2,249 for the Artisan Premium. At launch, the seven models in the database ran from $839 for the Snapmaker 2.0 F250 to $2,999 for the Artisan.

The Snapmaker brand page lists the same seven records. The 3-in-1 3D printer guide explains how the laser and CNC modules swap onto one frame.

How much is the Snapmaker U1?

The Snapmaker U1 costs $749 on Snapmaker’s US store, as listed on 27 October 2026 in its Halloween Sale. Its list price is $999, the launch figure still shown struck through on the product page. Snapmaker set its regular store price at $899 from 10 April 2026, and sales have since taken it to $849 and $829.

The U1 is a CoreXY toolchanger: it swaps between four toolheads, each with its own 0.4 mm stainless steel nozzle, so it prints up to four filaments in one job. It has a 270 × 270 × 270 mm build volume and a claimed top speed of 500 mm/s.

The top is open. The Top Cover, which adds air filtration, is sold separately: Snapmaker’s US store listed it at $149 against a $249 list price on 27 October 2026. The cheapest multicolor 3D printers list sets the U1 beside other makers’ printers and their combo prices.

What was the Snapmaker U1 Kickstarter price?

The Snapmaker U1’s Kickstarter early bird price was $749, 25% off its $999 list price. The campaign ran from 19 August to 30 September 2025. Backers who paid a $30 refundable reservation deposit before launch qualified for $100 in total cash back once their order shipped, an effective price of $679.

The single-printer pledges, from the campaign’s rewards page:

• Early Bird, $749: limited to 10,000 pledges in two batches, with estimated delivery in October and November 2025.
• Special, $799: 20% off the list price, in three batches, with estimated delivery in November and December 2025.
• Late Pledge, $849: 15% off the list price, with estimated delivery in January 2026.

An Early Bird Bundle of two U1s cost $1,498. Each pledge included the printer with four toolheads, a spare hot end and four 500 g rolls of Snapmaker’s SnapSpeed PLA. Shipping was extra; US taxes and duties were included. In all, 20,680 backers pledged $20,614,548.

Has the Snapmaker U1 price dropped?

Yes. On 27 October 2026, Snapmaker’s US store listed the U1 at $749, down from its $899 regular price. That is the lowest price in archived captures of the store page since October 2025, and the same as the Kickstarter early bird.

The U1’s price on Snapmaker’s US store, by the date of each capture:

• 14 October 2025: pre-orders at $849, with $999 struck through.
• 10 April 2026: $899, the new regular price as pre-order pricing ends (announced on 25 March, shown in the 13 April capture).
• 26 June 2026: $849 during the 10th Anniversary Sale.
• 15 July 2026: $899 again.
• 12 August to 10 October 2026: $849, with $829 in a flash sale on 30 August.
• 17 October 2026: $749 in the Halloween Sale, still the price on 27 October.

A short sale between two captures may be missing from this list. Snapmaker’s US store offers a 30-day price match: if the U1 gets cheaper within 30 days of purchase, Snapmaker pays the difference as a gift card.

How much is the Snapmaker Artisan?

The Snapmaker Artisan launched at $2,999 in 2022, with a 10 W laser module, a 200 W CNC module and its enclosure included. On 27 October 2026, Snapmaker’s US store listed it at $1,849. The Artisan Premium, which comes with a 40 W laser module instead, was $2,249. The struck-through list prices were $2,999 and $3,499.

In October 2022, pre-orders cost $2,799 and were due to ship in December 2022. On 27 October 2026, bundles that add a rotary module and Snapmaker’s Air Purifier listed at $2,497 with the Artisan and $2,847 with the Artisan Premium. The 3D printers with a laser engraver list compares the Artisan’s laser with other makers’ modules.

How much was the Snapmaker J1s?

The Snapmaker J1s launched at $1,399 in June 2023. It is an enclosed IDEX (independent dual extruder) printer: two toolheads that print two materials in one part, or copy and mirror two parts at once, on a 300 × 200 × 200 mm bed. It is discontinued, and Snapmaker’s store lists it as unavailable.

The IDEX printer guide explains how two independent toolheads differ from a toolchanger like the U1.

How much was the Snapmaker 2.0 A350T?

The Snapmaker 2.0 A350T launched at $1,799 in October 2021, with a 1.6 W laser module and a 50 W CNC module in the box. The smaller A250T cost $1,499. The print-only F350 and F250 cost $999 and $839. All four are discontinued, and Snapmaker’s store lists every A350T and A250T configuration as unavailable.

The A350T and F350 share a 320 × 350 × 330 mm work area; the A250T and F250 share 230 × 250 × 235 mm. The F models accept Snapmaker’s 10 W, 20 W and 40 W laser modules and its 50 W and 200 W CNC modules as add-ons, with separate platforms for laser and CNC work. The original Snapmaker 2.0 models from 2019, such as the A250 and A350, have no records in the database.