Find the winning paper range.
A printer carries 40 to 80 paper lines. Half of them run twice a year, and every one of them buys a changeover, a pallet of safety stock and a worse price per tonne. Printwin is a simulation twin of your press room. It shows which lines you can drop, and what happens to absolute margin when you do.
hello@amphilabs.com · Amsterdam · twelve pilot seats for 2026
Every extra paper is bought three times.
Once at the supplier, where a small annual tonnage pays a premium instead of a discount. Once at the press, in the stop and the makeready that a switch of paper costs. Once in the warehouse, where a pallet waits all year for a job that comes twice. Nobody can see the total, so nobody dares to drop a line.
See what you actually run
Your orderbook becomes a live inventory of every paper, grammage and sheet size, with the jobs, the tonnes and the spend that sit behind each line.
Simulate before you decide
Switch a line off and the twin re-runs your year. Jobs move to the next sheet that fits, never to a lighter paper, and margin, changeovers and tonnes move with them.
Let the optimiser choose
The optimiser searches for the shortest range that keeps absolute margin whole. In the full version, ML models calibrate the twin on your own history.
What one run looks like.
Numbers from the demo orderbook in the twin: 320 offset jobs across a year, indicative 2026 European paper prices. Your own figures will differ, which is the point of running it on your data.
The twin runs in the browser. Your orderbook is never uploaded.
The range that wins.
Printwin is open to a small group of printers while we calibrate it. You give us an orderbook export and your supplier price list. You get the simulation, the optimised range and a procurement plan you can put in front of your supplier.
- Two calls of twenty minutes, no project team on your side
- Your data stays yours and never leaves your machine in the demo
- Pilot pricing for the first twelve printers