CloudPrint for business
Print from your own CloudPrint account without a paid plan. If you embed CloudPrint into a SaaS product or operate printing for customer accounts, production access is provided under a fixed-price commercial agreement.
For your own company
Free
Use the Account interface or same-account API credentials to print documents on printers owned by your organization.
For SaaS and platforms
Fixed B2B price
Connect customer-owned accounts or create managed customer accounts from your product under one commercial agreement.
A CloudPrint Account can connect local agents and printers, create same-account API credentials and print through the dashboard or Public API. There is no consumer plan, subscription or monthly reset.
Production access for integrations serving customer accounts is billed to the integrator at the fixed monthly price recorded in the signed agreement. The exact commercial terms depend on the integration and support scope.
Rate limits, payload limits, idempotency rules and bounded queues protect the service for every user. They are operational controls, not usage packages or upgrade prompts.
Describe whether customers own their CloudPrint accounts or need managed accounts, the expected number of locations, operating systems, printer types, document formats and rollout schedule. This is enough to scope production access without collecting document contents or credentials.
Yes. Printing from your own account through the dashboard or same-account API credentials does not require a paid consumer plan or subscription.
Yes. You can create account-owned API credentials and use the documented Print API for printers connected to that same account.
You need a commercial agreement when your application connects customer-owned CloudPrint accounts or creates managed accounts for customers.
The standard model is a fixed monthly price in the signed agreement. Operational usage is reported, but it does not change the fixed amount unless the agreement explicitly says otherwise.
Managed accounts do not have customer-facing CloudPrint plans. The integrator owns the commercial relationship with CloudPrint and decides how printing is packaged in its own product.
Create a free account for your own printing, or describe the integration if your product connects customer printers.
