Onshape Pricing

“The yearly cost for Onshape Professional is $2100 versus $4000 for Solidworks (not including upsells). … I am using the Professional plan, which is a little more expensive but provides access to full release management.”

“Positive: pricing is reasonable as I started in early beta so I pay $1200 / year...if I had to pay $2000 / year I would probably migrate to Solidworks perpetually for my business needs.”

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The subscription pricing plan is also very favorable for us.”

“Instead of purchasing any seat of our desktop-installed CAD system, we spent $2000-$3000 per year less to purchase an Onshape license.”

“Onshape shall be used by organizations where cost is a major factor as the license is relatively competitive than the competition.”

“I suspect that in the not too distant future, the choice will not be based on features or performance, since the price of entry will be equity on that front, but ease of use and cost of ownership,...”

“Onshape is a similar cost to my previous CAD, so value is the sole reason to choose Onshape.”

“It's allowed for rapid iterative design, no matter where our engineers are located (because of the browser-based access) Cost per year per user is competitive to alternative options.”

“For a smaller company like ours, having Onshape's "all-in-one" approach to both CAD and data management has meant a huge cost savings and overall simplification of our process.”

“We did have some experience with the free trial, which was nice. … Great value for the money, and really enables us to design efficiently and effectively.”

“It save us time and cost to fully develop our functional prototype, and now we are working towards production.”