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CAD Reader vs ViewCompanion Premium

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CAD Reader

7.9#2 in cad viewer softwareFrom $45 a year
Free planAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
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AnnotationsAnnotation tools include text, freeform lines, clouds, leaders, shapes, categories and revision markups.Annotations are stored in a separate markup file, leaving the original document unchanged, and can be included in printing or conversion.
Intended usersThe product page highlights QS/cost estimators and site inspection engineers as intended users.The maker describes Premium as useful for organizations that need a single tool to view, print, convert, and process technical documents and PDF files.
PurposeCAD Reader is a CAD drawing viewer for viewing, marking up, measuring, and editing DWG and DXF drawings.ViewCompanion Premium views, prints, annotates, measures, compares, and converts PDF, CAD, plot, raster, and other technical document formats.

CAD Reader plans

  • FreeFree
  • Professional (1 MONTH VIP)$7 a month
  • iOS 1 Month VIP$9 a month
  • Professional (6-MONTH VIP)$40 a month
  • Professional (1 YEAR VIP)$45 a year
  • iOS 1 Year VIP$50 a year

ViewCompanion Premium plans

  • ViewCompanion Premium — 60+ licenses$41.80, paid once
  • ViewCompanion Premium — 50–59 licenses$41.80, paid once
  • ViewCompanion Premium — 40–49 licenses$45.20, paid once
  • ViewCompanion Premium — 30–39 licenses$49.40, paid once
  • ViewCompanion Premium — 20–29 licenses$53.20, paid once
  • ViewCompanion Premium — 10–19 licenses$57, paid once

Pick CAD Reader if…

CAD Reader suits QS/cost estimators and site inspection engineers who need to review or mark up DWG and DXF drawings. It may also suit users who need drawing measurements, comparisons, or Excel exports across desktop and mobile platforms.

Pick ViewCompanion Premium if…

ViewCompanion Premium suits organizations needing one Windows tool for technical-document viewing, conversion, measurement, and markup. It is relevant when local or offline processing matters.

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