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pippa_rerrie_thomas
Member Posts: 2 ✭
I've been using onshape for personal use for a while and recently had someone approach me about doing some 3d printing for them. I want to use onshape to draw up the design as that's what I'm used to but I only have the free subscription and definitely can't afford the £1,500 one and this job absolutely won't cover it. If it's being used for commercial use but I'm not the one selling it (I'm literally just drawing up a prototype) do I still need a commercial licence? I really want to take the job on as I know I can do it and honestly money has been so tight recently, but I don't know if I can with this restriction
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MichaelPascoe
Member Posts: 2,803 PRO
See this post for a related question. Also, Onshape does offer a trial period for the pro account.
RENDERCAD
rendercad.ai - Photorealistic product rendering.
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Kevin_Cowles
Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 59 PRO
Sign up for a Professional trial here: https://www.onshape.com/en/professional-trial
It is against the Terms of Service to use the Free plan for commercial purposes, so technically a Standard or Pro seat would be required for that use case.
At the end of the Pro trial, you have the option to convert to a paid plan (Standard or Pro) or to revert to Free.0
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RENDERCAD
rendercad.ai - Photorealistic product rendering.
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It is against the Terms of Service to use the Free plan for commercial purposes, so technically a Standard or Pro seat would be required for that use case.
At the end of the Pro trial, you have the option to convert to a paid plan (Standard or Pro) or to revert to Free.