Saber3D merchant license

Can you sell Saber3D prints? Saber3D offers a commercial tier from $10/mo on MakerWorld. Sell physical prints only where a channel below says yes. Last checked 2026-10-20. Not legal advice. Read the linked terms before you sell.

Mini articulated dragons, mini articulated animals and small magnet fidgets. The designer offers a commercial license at $10/month for all Saber3D models, with no sales cap and no channel limits. About 45.1k followers and 59 models.

  • N License tier from $10/mo
  • E Tier name Commercial License
  • S Last verified
  • W Platform MakerWorld

License summary

Cheapest commercial tier
$10/mo
Online In person Wholesale

✓ Allowed ✕ Not allowed Not stated means the source does not say.

View terms on MakerWorld ↗

Not legal advice. Terms change; confirm on the source before selling. Spot something outdated? Send a correction.

Tiers & monthly price

TierPriceSell prints?Notes from source
Commercial License $10/mo Commercial All Saber3D models. No sales cap and no channel limits. Attribution required: "licensed design by Saber3D". No geometry changes except scale. Photos and descriptions may be used; own photos are recommended. No crowdfunding, no reposting files, and no mass production.

"Personal only / not stated" means the source does not grant a print-selling license for that tier. Prices are as shown on the source page on 2026-10-20.

Where you can sell

Online (Etsy, own shop, marketplaces) In person (markets, fairs, cons) Wholesale / supplying retail stores

The membership states no channel limits and no sales cap. Mass production is still not allowed.

✓ Allowed ✕ Not allowed Not stated means the source does not say.

Credit & key rules

Credit
required Attribution required: "licensed design by Saber3D".
  • Covers all Saber3D models while the membership is active.
  • No sales cap. No channel limits.
  • Attribution is required: "licensed design by Saber3D".
  • No geometry changes except scale.
  • Photos and descriptions may be used. Own photos are recommended.
  • No crowdfunding. No reposting the files. No mass production.
  • The MakerWorld bio points to Patreon for a commercial option. Patreon prices were not checked.
  • The license lasts for the paid billing period and is granted by the designer, not by MakerWorld.

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