Laser Engraver Prices (2026): What Diode, Fiber and Dual Lasers Cost
Current list and sale prices for laser engravers from WeCreat, Creality Falcon, Sculpfun and LaserPecker, grouped by laser type and budget – checked on each brand's own store.
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Short answer: A capable beginner laser engraver costs about $450–$600 (10W diode). A 20W diode for cutting wood runs $480–$1,300. Machines that can mark metal start around $800 and reach $3,000+. Prices below were taken from each brand’s own US store on October 29, 2026; sale prices change often, so treat them as a snapshot.
We have not tested these machines ourselves. This page compares published prices and the maker’s own product descriptions only.
Price ranges by type
| Type | Typical price (sale) | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Mini / portable diode | $99–$499 | Sculpfun C1 3W $99, LaserPecker LP1 Plus $199, Sculpfun iCube Ultra $299–$499 |
| 5–10W open-frame diode | $119–$600 | Creality Falcon 5W $119, Falcon A1 10W $466, WeCreat Vista 10W $590 |
| 20–33W diode | $480–$1,300 | Sculpfun S30 Pro Max 20W from $479.99, Falcon2 22W $549, Sculpfun S30 Ultra 33W $769.99, WeCreat Vision 20W $1,290 |
| 40W+ diode | $639–$2,800 | Falcon2 40W $639, Sculpfun S40 Max 48W from $1,149, Sculpfun S70 Max 70W from $1,599, WeCreat Vision Pro 45W $1,920 |
| Dual laser (diode + IR or fiber) | $799–$3,000 | Sculpfun E1 Pro $799, Sculpfun A9 Ultra up to $1,699, WeCreat Lumos $940, Falcon A1 Pro Dual Laser Kit $1,039, LaserPecker LP4 $1,599, WeCreat Lumos Flex $1,940, LaserPecker LP5 $2,999 |
| UV / MOPA | $3,199–$8,499 | Sculpfun V5 UV $3,199, WeCreat Lumos Ultra $3,699, Cloudray TR UV from $4,999, Cloudray MP Neo 60W MOPA $5,499 |
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WeCreat
| Machine | Laser | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Vista 10W | Diode | $590 |
| Lumos | 3W IR + 10W diode, portable | $940 |
| Vision 20W | Diode | $1,290 |
| Vision Pro 45W | Diode | $1,920 |
| Lumos Flex | 15W fiber + 15W diode, portable | $1,940 |
| Lumos Ultra | 6W UV + MOPA | $3,699 |
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WeCreat positions the Vista as its entry point for beginners, the Vision 20W as the all-rounder for DIY and side hustles, and the Vision Pro for small businesses. Accessories on its store include a Rotary Pro ($269 on the product page) and FreeFlow air assist ($99).
See WeCreat pricesCreality Falcon
| Machine | Laser | Price (sale / regular) |
|---|---|---|
| Falcon 5W CR-Laser | Diode | $119 / $299 |
| Falcon 10W CR-Laser | Diode | $205 / $379 |
| Falcon A1C | Diode | From $269 |
| Falcon A1 10W | Diode | $466 / $599 |
| Falcon2 22W | Diode | $549 / $719 |
| Falcon2 40W | Diode | $639 / $1,319 |
| Falcon A1 Pro 20W | Diode (2W IR module sold separately) | $879 / $1,099 |
| Falcon A1 Pro Dual Laser Kit | Diode + 2W IR | $1,039 / $1,548 |
| Falcon2 Pro (22W/40W/60W) | Enclosed diode | From $899 / $1,099 |
| Falcon T1 5-in-1 | Multi-module | From $2,249 / $2,499 |
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Creality recommends the A1 10W for beginners working with wood, leather, paper and acrylic, and the A1 Pro with its optional 2W IR module for metals and plastics. Note that the $879 A1 Pro price doesn’t include the IR module; the Dual Laser Kit ($1,039) does.
See Creality Falcon pricesSculpfun
| Machine | Laser | Price (sale) |
|---|---|---|
| C1 3W / 6W | Mini portable diode | $99 / $149 |
| S9 5.5W | Diode | From $179.99 |
| iCube Ultra | Portable, dual module | $299–$499 |
| S30 Pro Max 20W | Diode | $479.99–$978.99 |
| S30 Ultra 33W | Diode | $769.99 |
| E1 Pro | Enclosed, 21W diode + 3W IR | $799 / $949 |
| A9 Ultra | 20W fiber (dual version adds 40W diode) | $899–$1,699 |
| S40 Max 48W | Diode, 830 × 800 mm area | $1,149–$2,396 |
| S70 Max 70W | Diode | $1,599–$2,806 |
| V5 | UV marking | $3,199 |
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Sculpfun lists price ranges because many models are sold in bundles (for example with a rotary, enclosure or air pump).
See Sculpfun pricesLaserPecker
| Machine | Laser | Price (sale / regular) |
|---|---|---|
| LP1 Plus | Mini handheld | $199 |
| LP1 Pro | Mini handheld | From $279 |
| LP2 | Diode, portable | From $699 / $999 |
| LP3 | Infrared | From $1,199 |
| LP4 | Dual laser | From $1,599 / $1,999 |
| LP5 | 20W fiber + diode | From $2,999 / $3,299 |
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Several LaserPecker items were marked sold out when we checked. An LP5 enclosure costs $599 and its rotary $349.
See LaserPecker pricesCloudray (production markers)
| Machine | Laser | Price (sale / regular) |
|---|---|---|
| EC Series Neo 30W | CO2 galvo marker | $2,799 / $4,299 |
| TR Series | 5W–15W UV, water-cooled | From $4,999 |
| MP Series Neo 60W | MOPA fiber, D80 rotary included | $5,499 / $7,999 |
| MP Series Neo 100W | MOPA fiber | $6,499 / $8,999 |
| GM Series Neo 100W / 200W | MOPA fiber with camera | From $7,999 / $9,999 |
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Cloudray sells industrial-style galvo markers rather than hobby gantry machines. More in our Cloudray review.
See Cloudray pricesWhat else to budget for
- Rotary attachment for tumblers and cups: $249 (WeCreat Rotary Pro) to $349 (LaserPecker LP5 rotary).
- Air assist for cleaner cuts: about $99 (WeCreat FreeFlow).
- Fume extraction: WeCreat’s AirGuard purifiers cost $299–$999. Venting outdoors is the cheaper option if you can.
- Safety glasses rated for your laser’s wavelength if the machine is open-frame.
- Materials: test boards, plywood, acrylic and tumblers add up quickly.
Not sure which type you need? Start with diode vs CO2 vs fiber, then see our picks for beginners, portable machines and metal.
Key takeaways
- Entry-level open-frame diode lasers start around $119–$300 on sale; a 10W diode machine from a major brand typically costs $450–$600.
- A 20W diode machine – the most popular step up for cutting wood – costs roughly $480–$1,300 depending on enclosure and features.
- Dual-laser machines that add an infrared or fiber source for metal start around $800 and reach $3,000+.
- Sale prices change weekly: several brands were running Halloween promotions of 20–60% off when we checked.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a good beginner laser engraver cost?
Expect to pay about $450–$600 for a 10W diode machine from an established brand, and about $550–$1,300 for a 20W model. Very cheap 5W machines exist for $100–$200 but engrave slowly and cut only thin material.
How much does a laser engraver for metal cost?
Dual-laser machines with an infrared or fiber source start at about $800 (Sculpfun E1 Pro with a 21W diode and 3W IR laser, on sale) and range up to about $3,000 for a 20W fiber machine like the LaserPecker LP5. Dedicated fiber marking machines for production cost more.
Why are laser engraver prices so different between stores?
Brands run frequent sales and bundle accessories such as rotaries, air assist and enclosures, so the same machine can be listed at very different prices. Compare the exact bundle and check the price on the day you buy.
What extra costs should I budget for?
Common add-ons are a rotary attachment for tumblers ($249–$349 at WeCreat and LaserPecker), air assist (about $99 at WeCreat), a fume extractor or air purifier ($299+), safety glasses for open-frame machines, and materials.