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CADViewer vs VISIARC CAD Viewer

CADViewer

7.6#3 in cad viewer softwareFrom $2,444 a year
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FactCADViewerVISIARC CAD Viewer
DeploymentThe maker describes CADViewer as available for on-premises or cloud installation.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.
Founded19902002
HeadquartersSeattle, Washington, USA; Stockholm, SwedenLinköping, Sweden
IntegrationsPublished examples cover MySQL, IBM Maximo, IBM Tririga, SharePoint, Office 365, Nextcloud and OpenStreetMap.VISIARC says its installation and deployment options allow integration into virtually any web-based system, regardless of platform or infrastructure.
Privacy and securityThe privacy policy says the company uses technology, security features, and internal guidelines to safeguard personal information, while noting it cannot guarantee internet transmissions are completely secure.VISIARC's privacy policy says it aims to protect personal information through organizational and technical security measures, while noting it cannot guarantee absolute security.

CADViewer plans

  • CADViewer Full server – 10 Days trialFree
  • CADViewer Conversion Server$999, paid once
  • CADViewer – Full Server (Subscription)$2,444 a year
  • CADViewer - Front End$2,595, paid once
  • AutoXchange AX2025/AX2026 Stand-Alone$2,795, paid once
  • CADViewer – Full Server$4,190, paid once

VISIARC CAD Viewer plans

  • Site license / custom buildPriced on request

Pick CADViewer if…

CADViewer suits developers integrating CAD viewing and markup into browser-based workflows. Its listed use cases also include space management, maintenance, and real estate operations.

Pick VISIARC CAD Viewer if…

The viewer may suit organizations that want to share CAD drawings with coworkers or customers, or include them in documentation. Its on-premise deployment and web-based integration options may fit teams incorporating a viewer into their own systems.

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