SimScale Pricing & Plans

Easily. You can cancel anytime in your account page and your subscription won’t renew after the end of your current contract period.

No. Visitors that only need to review simulations are always free with every plan. Individual users can collaborate through SimScale with their own accounts. Users that need to run simulations will need a paid account.

No, each login must be associated with an authorized user but volume pricing for more multiple logins is available.

Of course!

Subscriptions can be paid for via PO / invoice.

Yes – either via the Community plan or apply for SimScale’s power user program here.

This is all CFD and FEA Analysis Types, that aren’t within ‘Specialized’ (see below).

This includes: Electromagnetics, Multi-purpose, LBM (GPU) and Pedestrian Wind Comfort (GPU).

These are local installations for desktop based CAD tools that enable CAD associativity between your local CAD system and SimScale (the exception to this is Onshape, which is cloud based and does not require any installation). Please reach out to us if you require an installer (we currently support SolidWorks).

You will be able to run simulations as before, but only see qualitative simulation output, not quantitative anymore.

Most standard CFD and FEA Analysis Types.

All standard CFD and FEA simulation types. The following are available with an additional subscription: Electromagnetics, Multi-purpose, LBM (GPU) and Pedestrian Wind Comfort (GPU).

There is no limit on the number of simulations you can run, as long as you have core hours available.

One core hour is counted when a simulation or meshing job runs for 1 hour on 1 computing core. The more hours or computing cores are used, the higher the core hour count.

After you reached your included core hour quota, overage use will be billed monthly based on your rates. You can also turn off overage use. Volume discounts apply if you buy a package upfront.