Free
Free
For trying the optimizer and for small shops with occasional jobs.
- 250 pieces per job
- Fast mode
- Up to 2 members
Plans
Free to use today
Every plan gets the same optimizer, the same exact dimensions and the same independent validation. Plans differ in how big a job can be, how hard the optimizer searches, and how many people and systems can use it.
Shop
Price not yet set
For a production shop running jobs every day, with the deeper search modes.
- 2,000 pieces per job
- Fast, Balanced, Thorough modes
- Up to 10 members
Business
Price not yet set
For larger operations and integrations: big jobs, unlimited seats and keys.
- 10,000 pieces per job
- Fast, Balanced, Thorough modes
- Unlimited members
No card needed for the free plan. You can use the optimizer without an account.
Compare the plans
| Limit | Free | Shop | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pieces per jobThe total quantity of pieces in one optimization. | 250 | 2,000 | 10,000 |
| Optimization units per monthSee “What is an optimization unit?” below. | 5,000 | 250,000 | 2,000,000 |
| Effort modes | Fast | Fast, Balanced, Thorough | Fast, Balanced, Thorough |
| Members per organization | 2 | 10 | Unlimited |
| API keys | 2 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Outgoing webhooks | — | Included | Included |
| Sheet, roll and linear stock | Included | Included | Included |
| Spreadsheet import, PDF and DXF | Included | Included | Included |
| Independent validation of every plan | Included | Included | Included |
How the limits work
What is an optimization unit?
A measure of how large the jobs you run are, so that a month of small jobs and a month of large ones are counted fairly. One job counts one unit for each distinct part, one for each stock line, and one for every ten pieces, with a minimum of one. A job of 40 pieces across 6 parts on 2 sheet sizes counts 12 units.
Units are counted by the size of the job, never by how long the optimizer runs. A run that fails, is cancelled or does not pass validation is not counted.
What happens at a limit?
A job with more pieces than your plan allows is refused before it runs, with a message saying so; split it into smaller jobs. When a month’s units are used up, new jobs are refused until the next month begins. Nothing is charged automatically.
What do the paid effort modes add?
Fast builds a layout with the core placement strategies. Balanced and Thorough try many more strategies and then keep improving the best layout, which helps most on large jobs and awkward part mixes. All three produce validated plans; Fast is not less accurate, it searches less.
When will paid plans be available?
Prices and checkout are not set yet. This page will show them when they are, and the free plan stays available.