How much does custom 3D printing cost?

Small parts start at $15. Mid-size prints typically run $50-$150. Large or production-run orders are priced by volume and material. We use PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, and engineering-grade resins. Contact us for a quote on complex or high-volume orders.

How long does a 3D print order take?

Standard orders ship in 2-5 business days. Rush turnaround is available. Production runs of 50+ units typically take 7-14 business days depending on complexity.

Do you build websites for small businesses?

Yes. Business websites and landing pages start at $1,500. Full applications with databases, user accounts, and custom features start at $5,000. We build on Next.js and deploy to production-grade infrastructure. All development is done in-house.

Can you build a mobile app for my business?

Yes. We build iOS and Android apps using React Native so one codebase covers both platforms. MVP builds start at $5,000. App store submission is included in the project scope.

Where is 47 Industries located?

47 Industries is based in Florida. 3D printing orders can be shipped anywhere in the United States. Web, mobile, and AI development services are available to clients nationwide and internationally.

MotoRev is a motorcycle tracking and community iOS app developed by 47 Industries. It includes GPS route tracking, a garage manager, social features, and ride safety tools. It is free to download with a Pro plan at $4.99/month or $49.99/year, available on the App Store.

Does 47 Industries outsource its work?

No. Every line of code and every print is done in-house by the founding team. This means faster turnaround, tighter quality control, and direct communication with the people actually building your product.

What industries does 47 Industries work with?

We work with startups, small businesses, e-commerce brands, service companies, and individual entrepreneurs. For 3D printing we serve product designers, engineers, prop makers, and anyone needing custom parts or short-run manufacturing.

Web DevelopmentMarch 8, 20256 min read

Web Designer vs Web Developer: What Is the Difference?

The actual difference between a web designer and a web developer, what each one does, and how to know which one to hire for your project.

The Short Version

A web designer decides what a website looks like. A web developer builds it. Many people do both - but the distinction matters when hiring because the wrong hire wastes time and money.

What a Web Designer Does

A web designer is responsible for the visual and user experience of a website: layout, color palette, typography, wireframes, mockups, responsive behavior, and brand consistency. They work in tools like Figma or Adobe XD and deliver a visual specification for a developer to build.

What a Web Developer Does

Frontend developer: Builds what the user sees - HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Turns mockups into a working interface.

Backend developer: Builds server-side logic - databases, APIs, authentication, payments.

Full-stack developer: Does both. Most agency developers are full-stack.

Which Do You Need?

Hire a designer if: You have a developer but need UI designs first, or your site works but looks outdated.
Hire a developer if: You have designs and need them built, or you need functionality - forms, databases, user accounts, payments.
Hire someone who does both if: You are starting from scratch and want one point of contact.

Most web agencies handle both in-house. 47 Industries handles design and full-stack development in-house for every project. Business websites starting at $1,500.

Written by 47 Industries

47 Industries builds custom websites, web applications, and mobile apps for businesses across Florida. Every article is written by the team that actually does the work.