VISIARC CAD Viewer

Plans and prices

Plan	Price	Billed
Site license / custom build	—	Contact VISIARC for licensing and customization details.

From VISIARC CAD Viewer's own pricing page, checked 11 Oct 2026. Every plan

What the maker publishes

Browser support: The product page lists Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Internet Explorer 11+, and Safari, including mobile Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. source
Browser support: The page lists Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Internet Explorer 11+, and Safari, including mobile Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. source
Customization: Custom builds can address specific technical requirements and may extend HP-GL, PLT, and CGM file support; extensions or customization can be ordered per site installation. source
Customization: Custom builds can address specific technical requirements and may extend file-format support. source
Demo: VISIARC offers to arrange a demo using a customer's drawings. source
Deployment: The viewer can be embedded in web pages, run as a standalone page, or opened in a resizable popup, with drawings loaded by URL or shown in the page. source
Deployment: The viewer can be embedded in web pages, run as a standalone page, or opened in a resizable popup, and can fetch static or dynamic drawings via URL. source
Export formats: It saves drawings as PLT/HP-GL/HPL/CGM, DXF, PDF, or PNG, and printing is through PDF export. source
Export formats: It saves to PLT, HP-GL, HPL, CGM, DXF, PDF, and PNG formats. source
Founded: 2002 source
Headquarters: Linköping, Sweden source
Hosting: The viewer consists of static files hosted on the customer's web server; VISIARC describes it as on-premise software rather than an online service. source
Hosting: The viewer consists of static files hosted on the customer's web server. source
Input formats: The viewer opens HP-GL, PLT, and CGM files. source
Input formats: It opens HP-GL, PLT, and CGM files. source
Integration: VISIARC says the viewer can be integrated into virtually any web-based system regardless of its underlying platform or infrastructure. source
Integrations: VISIARC says its installation and deployment options allow integration into virtually any web-based system, regardless of platform or infrastructure. source
Intended audience: The product page describes the viewer as suitable for sharing drawings with coworkers and customers and for use in documentation, manuals, and handbooks. source