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Rhino 3D vs SOLIDWORKS

Rhino 3D

8.9#1 in 3d modeling softwareFree plan
Free planiOSAPILinuxmacOS
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FactRhino 3DSOLIDWORKS
3D print exportYesYes
Animation toolsYesYes
Founded19801993
Free planNoYes
HeadquartersThe company lists its Seattle, Washington office at 146 N Canal Street, Suite 320.Waltham, Massachusetts, USA
Parametric modelingYesYes
Platform accessdesktopboth
Render enginebothbuilt-in
SupportSupport resources include forums, telephone, email, live chat, tutorials, training classes and community sites, with support included in purchase price.Online purchases include technical support and access to getting-started resources covering installation, onboarding and tutorials.

Rhino 3D plans

  • Commercial — Rhino 8 single concurrent user$995 a month
  • Commercial — Rhino 8, 10 concurrent users$9,950 a month
  • Commercial — Rhino 8, 50 concurrent users$49,750 a month
  • Commercial upgrade — Rhino 8 single concurrent user$595 a month
  • Student or faculty — Rhino 8 single user$195 a month
  • Student or faculty upgrade — Rhino 8 single user$95 a month

SOLIDWORKS plans

  • SOLIDWORKS Design Standard with Cloud Services$2,820 a year
  • SOLIDWORKS Design Professional with Cloud Services$3,456 a year
  • SOLIDWORKS Design Premium with Cloud Services$4,716 a year
  • SOLIDWORKS for Makers$48 a year

Pick Rhino 3D if…

Rhino 3D may suit people seeking desktop tools for parametric modeling, animation, rendering or 3D-print export. Separate listed licenses address commercial users, students or faculty, and schools.

Pick SOLIDWORKS if…

SOLIDWORKS suits people and organizations working with 3D product design, including industrial, medical, scientific, consumer, educational, technology, and transportation markets. Students can use Design Standard at no cost, while Makers is aimed at personal, non-commercial use.

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