DeliPrint
Argentine company that designs and manufactures 3D-printed cookie cutters, stencils, stamps, and pastry/ceramic tools for bakers and craftspeople.
- CEO / Founder
- Paula Debenedetto
- Team Size
- 1-10
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- $531K
- Latest Round
- Grant
- Key Investors
- European Union
Technology & Products
Key Products
3D-printed cookie cutters (cortantes), Acrylic relief stamps, Stencils for cakes and sprinkles, Texture rollers, Custom name/design cutters, Ceramic cutters and stamps, Fondant/buttercream lettering sets, Mini pastry kits
Technological Advantage
Polymer AM enables 3500+ SKU catalog and custom designs on demand without per-design molds; scales production with large printer fleet for pastry and ceramic tools.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
On-demand 3D-printed and laser-cut pastry tools (cookie cutters, stamps, stencils, texture rollers) with large customizable catalog and professional-grade designs for bakers and ceramists.
How They Differentiate
Specialized in design-forward 3D-printed pastry and ceramic tools with massive thematic catalog, custom designs, and production at scale in Argentina.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Home bakers, professional pastry chefs, bakeries, ceramists/crafters; also wholesale (mayorista) buyers
Industry Verticals
Baking, Pastry / Culinary Arts, Food and Beverage, Ceramics / Crafts
Competitors
Other pastry cookie-cutter and stencil brands (local and imported acrylic/plastic cutter makers); other 3D-printed tool makers for crafts
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
From 1 printer in 2017 to 80+ printers and 3500+ SKUs by 2024; multi-department team; international shipping to 8+ countries; active seasonal collections through 2026.
Major Milestones
Founded early 2017 (Buenos Aires), Scaled to 80+ 3D printers and 3500+ products by 2024, Featured in Caras (2021) and 3Dnatives (2024), Pastry trade show participation, Speaker at Argentine 3D Printing Congress events, International shipping launched ~2024