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MadeinAdd

PlatformTurin, ItalyFounded 2022· One of 203 Platform companies tracked by AMPulse

Digital platform connecting industrial companies with a vetted network of additive manufacturing partners for on-demand 3D printing services, from design to finished parts.

CEO / Founder
Andrea Gorlezza
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$21M
Latest Round
Venture Round
Key Investors
CDP Venture Capital; MIMETE; PUNCH Torino; Dumarey

Technology & Products

Key Products

Maddie AI Agent; Digital Platform for AM services; Engineering Advisory Services; 3D Printing and CNC machining

Technological Advantage

Proprietary digital ecosystem that integrates design, simulation, printing, post-processing, and quality control in a seamless workflow, reducing time and complexity.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Reduces development time by up to 50%, cuts part weight by 20%, and lowers costs by 15% through expert DfAM advisory and streamlined digital workflow.

How They Differentiate

Focus on Italian and European SMEs with localized network and AI-driven advisory, unlike Xometry's global scale or Oqton's OS-centric approach.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

SMEs and large enterprises in Italy and Europe seeking to adopt additive manufacturing for prototyping and production.

Industry Verticals

Biomedical; Aerospace; General Mechanical Engineering; Energy; Automotive

Competitors

Xometry; MakerVerse; ANY3DP; Oqton

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Supported over 300 customers across various industries.

Major Milestones

Founded in 2022; Launched Maddie AI Agent in 2023; Expanded service to large assembled parts and new CNC materials in 2024

Notable Customers

To.Tem

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Why this company matters

MadeinAdd positions itself as a challenger in the on-demand AM services space, targeting small and medium enterprises in Italy and Europe that need to adopt additive manufacturing for prototyping and production. Unlike global-scale marketplaces such as Xometry or OS-centric platforms like Oqton, MadeinAdd focuses on a localized network of production facilities and an AI-driven advisory layer to reduce complexity for engineers unfamiliar with AM.

The core offering is a digital platform that connects industrial companies with a vetted network of additive manufacturing partners, covering design, simulation, printing, post-processing, and quality control in a single workflow. The platform supports metal LPBF, polymer material extrusion, MJF, polymer LPBF, and resin-based VPP processes. A proprietary AI agent named Maddie provides real-time design-for-additive-manufacturing guidance, condensing engineering expertise into an intuitive interface. MadeinAdd also offers engineering advisory services and CNC machining alongside 3D printing.

The company serves the biomedical, aerospace, general mechanical engineering, energy, and automotive verticals. It reports supporting over 300 customers, with To.Tem named as a notable client. Key partnerships include CDP Venture Capital, MIMETE, PUNCH Torino, and The Growth Syndicate. Total funding raised is 19.4 million euros.

MadeinAdd's strategic moat lies in its localized European partner network combined with AI-driven DfAM advisory, which may appeal to SMEs that lack in-house AM expertise. A key open question is whether the platform can scale beyond its regional focus and compete effectively with larger, more capital-rich marketplaces that offer broader geographic coverage and material selection.