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MakerBuddy kits are produced in collaboration with OR97.com in Pakistan. Customers in Pakistan can check current availability, package contents, price, delivery and warranty terms on the distributor's product page.

Visit the MakerBuddy product page on OR97.com

MakerBuddy does not process that transaction. The seller is responsible for current pricing, stock, shipping, returns and product warranty.

Customers, schools, colleges and makerspaces in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Europe and the Middle East can order MakerBuddy kits by email — we arrange delivery to you.

We do not run a North American retail store, and we would rather quote you properly than sell you a number you have to guess at. Email info@makerbuddy.cc and tell us:

• Your institution and the delivery city and country
• Whether you are a school, college, university, district or makerspace
• How many kits you need, and the age range of your learners
• The date you need them by — a term start, a grant deadline, a workshop
• Whether you also want teacher training or curriculum support
• How you need to be invoiced, if your finance office has a specific process

We reply with a quote covering the kits, shipping to your address, and the delivery timeline, along with a purchase-order-friendly invoice if you need one. Duties and local taxes depend on your destination and are confirmed in writing in the quote before you commit to anything.

Most classrooms run one kit shared between two or three students, which keeps every learner hands-on inside a 45–60 minute session. A class of 30 usually lands at 10–15 kits rather than 30. Tell us your group size and we will suggest a number — including a spare or two — instead of quoting one per head.

The more kits you order, the larger the discount and the more support comes with them. Discounts apply to the kit price and are confirmed in your written quote.

Every package sits on top of the same free resources: the 32-week curriculum, the teacher resources, the project library and the hardware documentation are public and cost nothing, whether or not you buy kits from us.

MakerBuddy is an open-source project. You can review the hardware resources, source code and documentation, then source compatible components in your region.

• Review the hardware and pin mapping.
• Follow the setup and firmware documentation.
• Download source files from the MakerBuddy V1.0 repository.
• Verify component voltage, connector and board-revision requirements before assembly.

Open-source files are provided under their applicable repository licenses and without a product warranty. Building hardware requires appropriate electronics knowledge and safety practices.

For classroom programs or workshops, contact us with your country, number of learners, preferred timeline and support needs. We will confirm whether direct shipping, a local build or a regional partner is the most practical route for your location.

We welcome inquiries from qualified electronics manufacturers, educational suppliers and regional distributors interested in making MakerBuddy responsibly available in their market. Tell us about your production capability, quality process, support model and region through the contact page.