Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| SolveSpace | $0 | — |
From SolveSpace's own pricing page, checked 9 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- 2D drawings
- It can export 2D parts as DXF, PDF, and SVG, and use 3D assembly to verify fit. source
- 3D modeling
- It creates 3D parts with extrudes, revolves, helixes, and Boolean operations. source
- 3D printing and CAM
- It exports STL or other triangle meshes for 3D printers, and exports vector art or STEP/STL for CAM software. source
- Assemblies
- Parts can be linked into parametric associative assemblies, where changes to parts propagate automatically. source
- Browser availability and limits
- An experimental browser version is available, but the maker says it has a speed penalty, remaining bugs, and issues not found in desktop targets. source
- Constraints
- It supports geometric constraints and dimensions in 2D projections and 3D, with metric or inch units and arithmetic expressions. source
- Exports
- Export formats include DXF, EPS, PDF, SVG, HPGL, STEP, G code, STL, and Wavefront OBJ. source
- Free plan
- Yes source
- Integrations
- The site describes exporting files for third-party CAM software and use of 3Dconnexion six-degree-of-freedom controllers. source
- Library licensing limit
- The constraint-solver library is available with source, but GPLv3 generally forbids linking it with proprietary software; commercial licensing inquiries are invited. source
- Mechanism design
- Its constraint solver can simulate planar or spatial linkages with pin, ball, or slide joints. source
- Offline/self-host option
- The web version has no network dependencies after loading, and the maker says users can build and host their own copy as static web content. source
- Parametric modeling
- Yes source
- Platform access
- both source
- 3D print export
- Yes source
- Render engine
- built-in source
- Sketching
- Sketch entities include lines, circles, arcs, Bezier segments, interpolating splines, and TrueType text. source
- Support
- The maker directs questions to its user forum and bug reports or feature requests to its issue tracker. source