EVERYTHING XIAOMI
Get listed
Side by side

Cascadia PLM vs TAGERP Forge

Cascadia PLM logo

Cascadia PLM

8.2#1 in product lifecycle management softwareFree plan
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
Visit

What both publish

FactCascadia PLMTAGERP Forge
IntegrationsThe pricing page lists optional Solid Edge and SolidWorks add-ins, and configurable ERP, MES, or CRM connectors including Epicor, Global Shop, and Odoo.The TAGERP suite lists API integration for connecting systems; no specific integration partners are named on the page.
Intended usersThe maker describes Cascadia as built for engineering and manufacturing teams, including teams moving from spreadsheets and defense or maritime engineering teams.The maker names manufacturers, fabricators, assembly units, food processing units, and automotive component makers as intended users.
SecurityThe security documentation describes role-based and program-based access controls, session security, CSRF checks, and same-origin CORS by default.TAGERP describes enterprise-level security and encryption, two-factor authentication, tokenized security, passwordless authentication, and role-based access control.

Cascadia PLM plans

  • Self-Hosted CoreFree
  • Managed Cloud$850 a month
  • Managed Cloud — up to 20 editors$850 a month
  • Managed Cloud — up to 50 editors$1,750 a month
  • Commercial License — Pilot$2,090, paid once
  • Managed Cloud — up to 100 editors$3,000 a month

TAGERP Forge plans

  • TAGERP ForgePriced on request

Pick Cascadia PLM if…

Cascadia PLM suits engineering and manufacturing teams managing product data, requirements, changes, and work orders. It may also suit teams moving from spreadsheets or needing self-hosting.

Pick TAGERP Forge if…

Forge suits manufacturers and production businesses managing materials, shop-floor work, quality, inventory, and dispatch. It also fits teams wanting cloud deployment with mobile access and API connectivity.

Charts they share