Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | No costs |
| LibrePCB | $0 | No costs |
From LibrePCB's own pricing page, checked 15 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- API
- Developer documentation specifies a versioned JSON server API for online library resources and fabrication uploads. source
- Audience
- The maker describes it as suitable for makers, students and professionals, from beginners to experts. source
- Board editor
- The board editor supports multilayer boards with blind and buried vias, design-rule checking, a live 3D viewer, DXF and EAGLE import, board branching and footprint switching. source
- Board tools
- The board editor includes design rule checking, a live 3D viewer, and multi-layer PCB support including blind and buried vias. source
- CLI automation
- The librepcb-cli command-line tool automates ERC, DRC and production exports for CI workflows. source
- CLI limitation
- On headless Linux, librepcb-cli currently needs an X server or xvfb plus several graphical-library dependencies. source
- Company status
- The FAQ says no company operates LibrePCB; it is an open-source project coordinated by its founder and community contributors. source
- Developer documentation
- Developer docs cover building, architecture, coding style, Slint UI, release workflow, file-format specifications, workspace/library/project specifications, server API and a Rust core crate. source
- Download requirements
- The download page lists 64-bit Windows 10 or later and macOS 10.14 or later requirements for its binaries. source
- Fabrication integration
- The integrated LibrePCB Fab service can be used to order PCBs, while users can also export production data files themselves. source
- Fabrication integration
- LibrePCB Fab accepts projects for ordering through AISLER, PCBWay or NextPCB, while normal production-file export remains available. source
- File format
- Project files use human-readable canonical S-expressions designed to produce small, stable version-control diffs. source
- Founded
- 2013 source
- Founder
- The project was started in 2013 by founder and lead developer Urban Bruhin, an electrical engineer from Switzerland. source
- Imports and exports
- The editors list EAGLE project import, and the board editor also lists DXF import; output jobs support formats including Gerber, Excellon, CSV BOM, STEP, PDF and SVG. source
- Independent listing
- Flathub lists LibrePCB as a free 62 MiB application with aarch64 and x86_64 builds and about 1,846 monthly downloads, without a star rating. source
- Independent listing
- SaaSHub shows LibrePCB as open source and reports zero user reviews. source
- Languages
- LibrePCB is available in 15 languages, although translation completeness differs by language. source