Online printing for Australia: products, pricing, quotes and orders with delivery.
Connects to Printdash, an Australian online printer offering business cards, flyers, stickers, labels, booklets, signs and banners. Muse can search products, price exact jobs, create and manage quotes, add items to cart, and track orders.
Try asking Muse: "Get a price for 500 A5 double-sided flyers on 300gsm stock with delivery to Sydney."
Source: Found in the official MCP Registry (io.printdash/printdash) · First listed October 30, 2026
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Not in Muse's Connectors list yet, but Muse can still use it. Copy the request below and paste it into Muse. Muse asks before it shares anything with the app's site. Meta does not review apps used this way, so only use ones you trust. We tested this in the Muse app on September 24, 2026: Muse used an app's link directly this way and returned a live answer.
https://api.printdash.io/functions/v1/mcpNot in Muse's Connectors list yet. Muse can still use it: its page gives you a request to paste into Muse.
Printdash is a remote MCP server, so any assistant that can add a custom connector by link can use it. Same link, same tools.
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https://api.printdash.io/functions/v1/mcpResponse time at the last check: 5033ms. Worked in n/a of checks over 30 days.
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pingChecks that Printdash is reachable and says whether you are signed in. Printdash prints in Australia and delivers within Australia only; prices are in AUD and include GST.list_productsEvery product Printdash sells (business cards, flyers, stickers, labels, booklets, signs, banners and more), with its id, a one-line description and its page. Start here or with search_products. No prices: price_job prices an exact job. Printdash prints in Australia and delivers search_productsFinds the Printdash products that match the customer's words ("A5 flyers", "round stickers", "pull up banner"), best first. Returns ids for get_product. Printdash prints in Australia and delivers within Australia only; prices are in AUD and include GST.get_productThe whole option form for one Printdash product, as its product page offers it: every field in the order to ask, whether it is required, each option's id and label, defaults, quantity and custom size limits, page counts, what is applied automatically, which stocks a finish is primatch_optionsTurns the customer's words ("velvet", "A5", "double sided", "500", "90 x 55mm", "round corners") into option ids for one product, given what is already chosen. Returns matches, the ambiguous phrases with every candidate (never a guess: ask the customer), options not available witget_artwork_guidePrintdash's artwork setup guides as Markdown (bleed and safe zone, print-ready PDFs, colour, double-sided, cut lines, spot finishes, lamination, stocks, white ink, booklets, folding, wide format, Illustrator and InDesign export). Without a topic, the list. With a product (and itsget_artwork_requirementsWhat a print-ready file must be for a product and configuration: finished size, bleed, safe zone, the PDF page size including bleed, pages or sides expected, the spot plate names a spot finish needs, the cut line rule, resolution, accepted file types and the size limit. The same price_jobPrices one exact job with Printdash's pricing engine: a product id and a configuration of option ids (from get_product or match_options). Returns the price ex GST, GST and total inc GST, turnaround, a config_id and a share_url that opens the job on printdash.io; with an Australiaprice_quantitiesThe same job priced at up to 8 quantities (the price ladder), each from Printdash's pricing engine, with the delivered price when an Australian postcode is given. Relay prices exactly as returned. Printdash prints in Australia and delivers within Australia only; prices are in AUDestimate_deliveryWhether Printdash delivers to an Australian postcode (or, signed in, a saved address) and, given the jobs being ordered, the delivery fee and the delivered total, priced the way checkout prices it. Australian postcodes only: anywhere else is refused, because Printdash delivers wiget_accountWho the signed-in customer is: name, company, pricing tier and its discount in percent (discount_percent 5 means 5% off, already in every price the pricing tools return), whether they are buying personally or as a Team (and their role), the Teams they can switch to, whether the Tset_contextSwitches the account between buying personally and buying as one of its Teams, as the account menu's Viewing as does on printdash.io. Prices, quotes, orders and addresses follow the context. Pass team_id null for personal. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, list_addressesThe saved delivery addresses in the current buying context, the default first, with the ids price_job and estimate_delivery take. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.list_ordersThe most recent orders in the current buying context, each with its status as the order page shows it, payment, total, tracking and items. Read only. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.get_orderOne order by its order number: status and payment as the order page shows them, every item with its job status, tracking, dispatch, delivery address, whether it can still be cancelled, whether the invoice is available, which items can be reordered, and the order page link. Read olist_quotesThe most recent saved quotes in the current buying context, each with its status as the Quotes list shows it, total (with delivery, as the Quotes list shows it), expiry and link. Read only. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer get_quoteOne saved quote by its quote number: status, lines with their quoted quantities, the lines' subtotal, delivery and the total with delivery as the quote page shows it, expiry, the public share link if it has one, whether it can be converted to an order, and the quote page link. Recreate_addressSaves an Australian delivery address to the address book in the current buying context (names, street, suburb, state code, four-digit postcode, optional company, mobile and type), optionally as the default. Collect it from the customer; never invent one. Needs a signed-in Printdaupdate_addressChanges the fields given on one saved address (from list_addresses); the rest stay. If an order or quote was made with it, the change is saved as a new address with a new id (the result's address.id) and the orders and quotes keep the old one. Australian state codes and four-digiset_default_addressMakes one saved address the default for the current buying context; checkout and new quotes start from it. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.delete_addressPrepares deleting one saved address: returns the summary to show the customer and a confirmation_token. Nothing is deleted until confirm is called with it after the customer agrees. An address an order or quote was made with leaves the address book but stays on those orders and qget_cartThe cart in the current buying context: each line with its line_id, job summary, price inc GST and whether it has artwork, the total before delivery, and the checkout link. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on priadd_to_cartPrices one job with Printdash's pricing engine (product id and a configuration of option ids, as price_job takes them) and puts it in the cart exactly as the product page's Add to cart does. If the job cannot be priced, nothing is added and the result says what is missing or the update_cart_lineChanges one cart line's options (only what is given: a new quantity, stock, finish or size) and re-prices it with the pricing engine. A line from a quote Printdash priced cannot be changed. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer remove_cart_lineRemoves one line from the cart by its line_id. Saved quotes are not affected. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.clear_cartRemoves every line from the cart in the current buying context. Saved quotes are not affected. Ask the customer before emptying a cart they did not just fill. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.create_quoteSaves a new quote with a quote number from up to 20 jobs (each a product id and configuration, priced by the engine first), with an optional saved address for delivery, pickup where the account has it, an order reference and notes. Prices are locked for 30 days. It is the customeupdate_quoteChanges a saved quote in place: lines to change (line_id plus only the options that change) or add (product_id and configuration), lines to remove, the reference, notes or delivery address. Changed and added lines are re-priced by the engine; untouched lines keep their prices. Acduplicate_quoteSaves a copy of a quote as a new quote with its own number, every line re-priced today (artwork is not copied). The original is unchanged. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.delete_quotePrepares deleting a saved quote for good: returns the summary to show the customer and a confirmation_token. Nothing is deleted until confirm is called with it after the customer agrees. Accepted and ordered quotes cannot be deleted. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called wishare_quoteMakes, or returns the existing, public link for a saved quote: the page where the customer's client can view and approve it, and pay online when allow_payment is on. The link never changes once made. It sends nothing (email_quote does). Needs a signed-in Printdash account: calledemail_quotePrepares emailing a saved quote's public link to someone (usually the customer's client): returns the summary to show the customer and a confirmation_token. Nothing is sent until confirm is called with it after the customer agrees. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called withconvert_quote_to_orderPuts a saved quote's lines in the cart, as the quote page's Convert to order does, and returns the checkout link. No order is placed: the customer chooses delivery and pays (or orders on account) at checkout on printdash.io. Only the quote's owner can, and every line needs artworrequest_custom_quotePrepares a custom quote request for a job the catalogue does not cover (description, quantities, size, sides, stock, finishing, deadline, similar product, delivery address): returns the summary to show the customer and a confirmation_token. Nothing is filed or emailed until confilist_quote_requestsThe customer's custom quote requests in the current buying context, newest first, each with its status as /quotes shows it and the quote it became, if any. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.get_quote_requestOne custom quote request by its request number: what was asked for, its status, whether it can still be cancelled, and the quote it became. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.cancel_quote_requestCancels a custom quote request that is still pending review. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.get_referral_summaryThe customer's referral code and link, how many customers and orders they have referred, their credit balance and commission. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connection asks the customer to sign in on printdash.io.send_invitePrepares emailing someone an invitation with the customer's referral link: returns the summary to show the customer and a confirmation_token. Nothing is sent until confirm is called after the customer agrees. Needs a signed-in Printdash account: called without one, the connectionconfirmCarries out an action prepared by delete_address, delete_quote, email_quote, request_custom_quote, send_invite, prepare_checkout (placing the order), cancel_order, request_reorder, approve_order or reject_order, after the customer has seen its summary and said yes. Pass its confihttps://api.printdash.io/functions/v1/mcpNot in Muse's Connectors list yet, but Muse can still use it. Paste this into Muse: "Use Printdash to help me. It is a free service with an MCP server at https://api.printdash.io/functions/v1/mcp. It does not need an API key. Ask me before you share anything with it." Muse asks before it shares anything with the app's site. Meta does not review apps used this way, so only use ones you trust. We tested this in the Muse app on September 24, 2026: Muse used an app's link directly this way and returned a live answer.
At the last check (October 30, 2026, 05:26 UTC) the endpoint was having trouble, answering in 5033ms. It is checked every 15 minutes.
It was screened on October 30, 2026 with the result "screened, no issues found". Screening checks the domain against threat feeds and reads the tools for hidden instructions and requests for passwords or card numbers. It cannot see the server's code, so grant only the access you need.
It exposes 40 tools, including ping, list_products, search_products, get_product. For example, you could ask Muse: "Get a price for 500 A5 double-sided flyers on 300gsm stock with delivery to Sydney."
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