Pricing
One price per workstation, not per part cut.
The Free plan does not expire: it is there so you can check, on a real job, that the calculation saves you material. The paid plans lift the caps and remove the watermark.
Pricing
Start free, no credit card.
Hover over “On request” to see the details. Pro and Workshop pricing is available on request.
No account
Free
Open, try, no signup.
To open the app and try it in one click, without creating anything.
- 2 projects
- 30 cut parts per calculation
- Unlimited 3D CAD import (STEP, IGES, BREP…)
- Paired miters ⋈ + minimized angle settings
- No export (PDF / CSV / DXF)
Verified account
Free
After email confirmation.
For a real small job, with documents to bring back to the workshop.
- 5 projects
- 50 cut parts per project
- Unlimited 3D CAD import (STEP, IGES, BREP…)
- Paired miters ⋈ + minimized angle settings
- PDF/CSV/DXF export (watermarked)
- Project export / import as .json
Most asked for
Pro
On request
Quote tailored to your usage.
To industrialise quoting in the workshop.
- Unlimited projects and cut parts
- Unlimited multi-file STEP import
- Combining projects ×N
- PDF/CSV/DXF exports without watermark
- Offcut stock: saved in one click, fed back into a calculation
Workshop
On request
Up to 5 user accounts.
For a workshop with several people, with onboarding.
- Everything in the Pro plan
- Up to 5 user accounts for the workshop
- Video onboarding session and priority email support
Pro and Workshop pricing is available on request — write to us, we’ll propose a quote tailored to your usage.
What you are not risking
- No signup to try it. Open the app from the website and try it on a real small job, without an account.
- The verified account stays free. 5 projects, 50 cut parts per project, watermarked exports: that’s the default mode of an account, not a time-limited trial.
- Your data always comes back out. Exporting a project as .json works as soon as an account is verified, on every plan.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us before signing.
Do my files go to a server?
For 1D optimization, 2D nesting and every export: no, nothing leaves your machine — the calculation is done by your browser and projects are saved locally. Two functions are the exception, and they say so on screen: the unfolding of a sheet metal part and the profile recognition of a STEP file, which send the geometry concerned to our server for the time the calculation takes. If you sync your projects across several machines, they are then stored with us, encrypted in transit.
Is there a trial period?
There is no time-limited Pro trial, and that is deliberate: the Free plan never expires. Without an account, you compute your cutting plans — 2 projects, 30 cut parts per calculation — but cannot export them. With a verified account, also free, you move up to 5 projects and 50 cut parts per project, and you export to PDF, CSV and DXF, with a watermark. Enough for a small real job to go through whole, which is worth more than a full account for two weeks.
How does payment work?
Today, through a conversation and then an invoice — there is no online card payment yet. That is deliberate for the first customers: it forces us to talk to you before we bill you. Self-service payment will come, and existing subscriptions will be moved over with no change of price.
What uptime do you guarantee?
None, and we would rather write it down. The unfolding and sync servers run on infrastructure we manage ourselves, on a line that is not a data center’s: we do not sell an uptime figure or a guaranteed turnaround. That is precisely why the core of the software — cutting and exports — runs in your browser and keeps working when our servers do not.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Cut to Fab opens in a recent browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari), on Windows, macOS or Linux. It can also be “installed” as an application from the browser, so it opens in one click on the workshop machine.
Can I get my data back if I stop?
Yes, without asking us. Every project exports to .json and imports back unchanged; cutting plans come out as PDF, lists as CSV, outlines as DXF. There is no closed format holding you in.
Try it on your next cut list.
Take the cut list of a job you have already quoted and compare. If Cut to Fab does not save you a bar, we have nothing to sell you.