ShareCAD
8.0#1 in cad viewer softwareFrom $49 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
VisitShareCAD vs ViewCompanion Premium
ViewCompanion Premium
6.2#14 in cad viewer software$41.80 one-timeWindows
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | ShareCAD | ViewCompanion Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | ShareCAD describes its audience as solo creators and freelancers through architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, and survey teams. | The maker describes Premium as useful for organizations that need a single tool to view, print, convert, and process technical documents and PDF files. |
| Purpose | ShareCAD is a cloud platform for storing, sharing, and viewing CAD and BIM files online. | ViewCompanion Premium views, prints, annotates, measures, compares, and converts PDF, CAD, plot, raster, and other technical document formats. |
| Support | The FAQ gives [email protected] as a support contact, and the Team plan includes priority email support. | Technical support is provided primarily through email and an online support forum; new licenses include one year of maintenance with technical support. |
ShareCAD plans
- Free CAD viewerFree
- Standard$49 a month
- Team$149 a month
- Enterprise$2,890 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 ShareCAD if…
ShareCAD suits solo creators, freelancers, and teams in architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, or surveying who need to view and share technical files. It is not suited to users who need to create or edit those files in the product.
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.