Onshape Pricing

Name	Price	Features
Onshape Standard	$1,500per user, per year	For the individual user or small team who only needs basic data management. Part & Assembly Modeling Drawings Runs on Web & Mobile Direct Technical Support
Onshape Professional	$2,100per user, per year	Our most popular plan is for teams and individuals who need integrated release management and company-wide controls. Part & Assembly Modeling Drawings Runs on Web & Mobile Direct Technical Support Formal Release Management Approval Workflows & Notifications Complete Data Management Custom Properties & Metadata Company-level Admin Tools Consolidated Billing Show More
Onshape Enterprise	$20,000minimum configuration	For teams of all sizes that need real-time analytics, advanced security, and unprecedented customization of and visibility into the design process. Part & Assembly Modeling Drawings Runs on Web & Mobile Top Priority Technical Support Formal Release Management Approval Workflows & Notifications Complete Data Management Custom Properties & Metadata Company-level Admin Tools Consolidated Billing Real-time Analytics & Dashboards Project-based Activity, Reporting & Audit Trail Centralized Intellectual Property Control & Visibility Full & Light User Provisioning Role-based Access Control Project-specific Workflow Settings Advanced Provisioning & Security Settings Optional Single Sign-on Guided Onboarding Show More

Onshape pricing & plans

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Pricing information was last updated on May 06, 2020

Onshape Pricing-Related Review

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Dave S

Co-Owner / Mechanical Design Engineer

Mechanical or Industrial Engineering

Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)

Validated Reviewer

Verified Current User

Review source: Invitation from the seller

Oct 10, 2017

"Incredible value for CAD"

What do you like best?

I love that Onshape is available on any computer without sharing files. It makes collaboration so much easier. The interface is extremely intuitive and their implementation of new features is consistent and impressive. Most of all, I love their support. I get same-day answers most of the time, their support is unparalled. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike?

There's really not much that I dislike about Onshape. Primarily it would be that there are some important features missing but they come out with new ones very regularly and that is to be expected. Another downside is that they don't have their own simulation suite and those available through the app store take additional time to learn since they're not the same interface and methodology. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

We still use other CAD programs, including SolidWorks on occasion, because we have very diverse needs. But I recommend you try Onshape, it could easily become your primary system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Quite simply, we've had CAD for a fraction of the cost that we can use from almost any computer and collaborate with other designers and engineers anywhere in the world. Usually we're close by but it's still nice to be able to open up a model on your phone, take a measurement, and send that detail to a client. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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Henry W

Chief Engineer

Biotechnology

Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)

Validated Reviewer

Verified Current User

Review source: Invitation from the seller

Sep 14, 2018

"Essential and well implemented version control and collaboration "

What do you like best?

Good software with a decent tool set. Browser based so easy to use across all platforms. Cloud stored so very easy collaboration. Essential and well implemented version control - this is a must have if modern agile workflows are desired. Mating of parts in assemblies is amazing, doubt I could ever go back. Used to use Solidworks but the previous reasons made me choose to switch to Onshape for the beginning of our companies journey. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike?

Online only means you have to have internet, this can be annoying. This also means my computer can't help out if things are being slow which with large assemblies and in context design they can be. Although no slower than Solidworks on a decent workstation. Integrations like FEA and CAM are great but they are almost all more subscriptions so cost is ridiculous if you only need it rarely. My personal gripe is that recently they have changed the terms and conditions so that with the free account you designs are public property. As an design engineer and a maker this means I can't use Onshape for my private use and so have to use a different CAD package outside work. If I had known this it would have seriously made me consider other options for my company. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Unfortunately Onshape is moving more to the professional market and leaving makers in the dust with price increases and terms and condition changes. This makes sense as they are following the money. If this bothers you as it does me then consider other options carefully. Regardless Onshape is an excellent CAD system and they are leading the way in CAD innovation. This is the future of CAD, I am certain. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.