Duro Pricing Overview

No. According to G2 data, Duro does not offer a free plan or free trial. Users need to purchase a paid plan to access the product. Visit the seller's official pricing page for current pricing details and plan options.

Duro's pricing is best suited for small hardware startups and growing engineering teams, a pattern strongly reflected across G2 reviews where the overwhelming majority of reviewers come from small businesses with 50 or fewer employees. Industries represented include aerospace, medical devices, consumer electronics, industrial automation, and defense. G2 reviewers consistently highlight Duro's fast setup, intuitive UI, and accessible price point as ideal for teams moving off spreadsheets without the budget or bandwidth for enterprise PLMs. Duro's Business tier suits multi-disciplinary teams needing ERP integrations and access control. Mid-market teams in aviation and defense also appear in G2 reviews, though some report friction with SolidWorks integration at scale.

Duro offers no permanent free tier. A free trial is available for teams evaluating Duro before purchasing. All paid plans require contacting the vendor for pricing. Duro's Team plan covers PLM essentials including BOM management, change management, CAD integrations, PDM, and 25 GB storage. Duro's Business plan adds API access, SSO/2FA, ERP and MES integrations, access control, and custom configurations like CPN and ECO routing, with 50 GB storage. Duro's Enterprise plan extends to 100 GB storage, dedicated support and customer success, and a minimum of 25 users. G2 reviewers note integrations and configurability as the primary drivers for upgrading beyond the Team tier.

G2 reviewers broadly consider Duro good value, particularly for small hardware startups replacing spreadsheets. Multiple G2 users explicitly cite competitive pricing versus legacy PLMs like 3DX, Arena, and Windchill, with one reviewer stating Duro requires no large upfront cash outlay and delivers extremely high value for small companies. Duro's pricing structure rewards early adoption. However, G2 reviews also surface recurring concerns: persistent SolidWorks integration bugs frustrate mid-market teams, and two low-rated reviews describe the manual workarounds as negating time savings. Regulated industries like medical devices report mixed outcomes. For Onshape-centric or electronics-heavy teams, Duro's pricing delivers strong ROI; SolidWorks-dependent teams should validate integration stability before committing.