A customer emails a request; the AI print estimator reads it, sizes each line, routes it to the right engine and prices it against your costs.
Printcore LLC builds AI-native estimating and management software for commercial print, sign and wide-format shops. It is developed inside Paramount Graphics, a working wide-format shop in Cumming, Georgia, and every feature in it exists because a real job needed it.
Printcore LLC · Founded 2026 · Cumming, Georgia, United States · help@printcore.ai
Most print MIS is built by software companies that have visited print shops. Printcore is built by people who run one. The development environment is Paramount Graphics, a wide-format shop that has been quoting, printing, finishing and installing real work for years, and that now runs its own estimating on Printcore.
That arrangement decides what gets built. Channel letter estimating exists because a channel letter quote needed pricing. Roll nesting with a visible waste percentage exists because the offcut on a 54-inch roll was costing real money and nothing measured it. The self-correcting estimate loop exists because time standards set once and never revisited are how every estimating system quietly goes wrong.
It also decides what does not get built. Features that demo well and are never used on a live job do not survive contact with a shop that has to ship work on Friday.
Close to thirty years in the industry across offset and digital pressroom production, graphic design, database design and personalisation programming. Bruce owns and operates Paramount Graphics, where Printcore is built and used every day.
Sebastian has been part of building Printcore, testing it on real jobs and helping decide how it should work. He is the point person for customer relations: whether you are trying Printcore, setting it up or already running your shop on it, he is the person you will be working with.
Bruce's mix of shop floor and software matters more than it sounds. Someone who has only estimated knows what the number should be. Someone who has only written software knows how to model it. The combination is what makes it possible to argue about whether a waste percentage belongs in the estimate or the overhead, and to be right.
The company is small and says so. What it will not claim is round-the-clock phone support or an enterprise services organisation it does not have. What it does have is people who answer email and who have priced the same kind of job you are pricing.
Printcore is a full management information system, but estimating is the part that changes a shop's week, so it is the part worth explaining first.
A customer emails a request; the AI print estimator reads it, sizes each line, routes it to the right engine and prices it against your costs.
Wide format, cut vinyl, vehicle wraps, channel letters, digital press and offset, and booklets, each carrying its own production maths.
Patent-pending. Recorded production time is compared against the estimate for that operation and corrects future ones, so accuracy improves instead of drifting.
Approved quotes become job tickets with the same line items. Scheduling, shop-floor kanban and live time capture run from there.
Customer records, quote and proof approval portals, and company stores where a customer's people order their own branded gear.
Inventory with a supplier catalogue, outsourced work and purchase orders, shipping rates and labels, accounting and CRM integrations, and AI reporting on profitability and bottlenecks.
The walkthrough library shows every module screen by screen, with no sign-up. If you want the version aimed at your kind of shop: sign estimating software or wide format estimating software.
Printcore is AI-native print shop management and estimating software for commercial print, sign and wide-format shops. It reads a customer's request in plain English, prices it against the shop's own material and labour costs across six estimating engines, and carries the approved quote through to production, invoicing and reporting. It is made by Printcore LLC and sold at printcore.ai.
Printcore LLC was founded in 2026 by Bruce Campanelli, who has spent close to thirty years in the print industry and who owns and operates Paramount Graphics, a wide-format shop in Cumming, Georgia. The software is developed inside that shop, which is also its first production user. Sebastian Triantis leads customer relations.
Printcore LLC is at 6075 Parkway North Dr., Suite F, Cumming, GA 30040, United States. The product is browser-based and used by shops anywhere; there is nothing to install.
No. Printcore Filaments LLC is an unrelated company in the 3D printing filament business. Printcore LLC, at printcore.ai, makes estimating and management software for print, sign and wide-format shops. There is no connection between the two companies.
Paramount OS was the internal working name during development, taken from Paramount Graphics, the shop the software was built inside. The product is Printcore and the company is Printcore LLC. You may still see the older name in some development artefacts.
Email help@printcore.ai, or reach Sebastian Triantis, who handles customer relations, directly at sebastian@printcore.ai. The trial does not require a sales call (thirty days, every feature, no credit card), so the fastest way to evaluate the software is usually to start it and re-quote a job you already priced.
Thirty days free, every feature, no credit card. About fifteen minutes to set up, and the first sensible test is a job you already know the right answer to.