New Customer Welcome Offer: What You Get When You Try Filazoo for the First Time

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Published by Filazoo Materials Team

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First time ordering from Filazoo? You get 10% off your first order, no minimum spend required. Here's exactly how to claim it and what to buy with it.

The Offer

Sign up for the Filazoo email list and the 10% discount is applied automatically at checkout on your first order. If you'd rather skip the signup, the same discount is available with the code WELCOME10 at checkout. Either way: 10% off, no minimum order, valid once per new customer.

Why Start With a Bundle

A single spool tells you how one color prints. A bundle tells you how the material behaves across a range of colors and shows you more of what's possible before you've committed to a favorite. For a first order, we'd point you toward one of two options depending on your setup:

  • PLA+ Everyday Essentials Filament Bundle — the most versatile starting point if you're new to printing in general. Covers the core colors and use cases most people reach for first.
  • PLA Multicolor Starter Bundle for AMS — if you're printing on a multi-material system, this bundle is built specifically to take advantage of automatic color switching from the start.

Both apply the 10% welcome discount and give you more variety per dollar than buying single spools one at a time while you figure out what you like.

Three Things New Printers Wish They Knew

1. Store filament properly from day one

Most filament, PLA included, absorbs moisture from the air over time, which shows up as stringing, popping sounds, or a rougher surface finish. Keep unused spools sealed with a desiccant pack between prints rather than leaving them out on a shelf — it's a small habit that prevents a lot of print quality complaints down the line.

2. Check your printer's temperature range against the spec sheet

Every Filazoo spool lists a recommended nozzle and bed temperature range. Your printer's default profile might not match exactly, especially if you're on a different brand than what the slicer's default profile assumes. A quick check against the spec sheet before your first print saves a lot of trial and error.

3. Keep a color or two in reserve

It's easy to run a spool down mid-print and realize you're out. Keeping a backup roll of your most-used color on hand means a late-night print doesn't get cut short over something avoidable.

What to Do If Your First Print Doesn't Go Perfectly

First prints don't always come out right, and that's normal — it's usually a settings issue, not a material issue. Before assuming the filament is the problem, double check the spool label against your slicer profile; our guide on reading your Filazoo spool label explains what each printed spec actually means and how to match it to your printer settings. If something still seems off after that, our support team is easy to reach and genuinely wants to help troubleshoot rather than just pointing you back to a FAQ page.

How to Redeem

  1. Sign up for the Filazoo email list using the signup form on our homepage — the 10% discount is applied automatically to your first order.
  2. Or, at checkout, enter the code WELCOME10 in the discount field.
  3. Add your chosen bundle or spools to cart and check out — the discount applies before shipping is calculated.

The discount applies once per new customer and cannot be combined with other percentage-off codes on the same order.

Not Sure Which Material Is Right for You?

If you're still deciding between materials rather than just colors, our guide to choosing the right filament for your first print walks through the basics of PLA versus PETG versus more advanced options, and our breakdown of PLA+ versus PLA Basic is worth a look if you're deciding which bundle tier makes sense for you.

Ready to place your first order? Head to Filazoo's shop, add a bundle to your cart, and apply WELCOME10 — or just sign up for the email list and let the discount apply itself.

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