This is another big one for us. You can now run Printago fully offline on your own hardware. No cloud, no internet connection, nothing ever leaving your network.

We just started offering this, and we're really interested to learn who it might help and how. We've seen enough sentiment to know the desire is out there, and now we're hoping to find out whether that desire is actual demand. :)

The reason's simple. Plenty of people who'd use Printago just can't, because their data can't touch the cloud. Defense and aerospace, anyone under ITAR, farms sitting on models they won't put on someone else's server, schools whose IT won't sign off. We've been listening to the community at large on this, and we didn't want to ignore it, so we built the version that runs entirely on your own machines on your LAN, in your private cloud, or even GovCloud.

It's the full platform, not some stripped-down LAN-mode

Same dashboard, same slicing, same fleet control, same API, same MQTT and websockets, everything. Just running on your private cloud and your LAN instead of ours. Talks to your Bambu, Klipper, and Prusa printers locally.

There's no license check and nothing phones home. You sign a contract with us, and you run the software locally. You get every feature that'll work in that environment (the retail integrations being the exception, more on that below), plus:

• Unlimited user seats
• Unlimited API usage
• Unlimited printer production slots

A few more notes

On pricing: it won't be as affordable or as flexible as our cloud model. What you get in return is a contractual agreement between Printago and your business, which means we can bake in real SLAs and support and price it to fit your operation.

On integrations: our retail integrations with Etsy, Shopify, TikTok, eBay, and any others we add all have to point back to a Printago domain. So if you're self-hosting, you'd be using our API to build your own integrations on top of the platform rather than using those out of the box.

Let us know what you think, and ask us anything!

Full rundown is here if you want it: https://printago.io/self-hosted