Cutlistor pricing: what it costs, and what you actually get

Four tiers, including free. The only difference between them is capacity and where your work is stored - the optimization engine is identical on every plan, including the free one.

All prices in USD. Team is billed per organization, not per seat.

Most pricing pages list what you get. These are the ceilings you will actually hit, so you can work out whether a plan fits before you pay rather than after.

• Free tier: 3 PDF exports per day with unlimited editing and re-optimizing in between, 20 cut list rows, 5-row spreadsheet import, 3 AI plan scans and 3 3D imports per month. Nothing is saved between sessions.
• Pro: unlimited calculations and cut list rows, but capped at 250 saved projects, 2500 total stock quantity (the sum of your stock line quantities), 150 AI plan imports per month and 200 stored 3D model uploads per month.
• Business: the Pro caps are removed. This is the plan for shops running continuous production rather than project-by-project work.
• Team: everything in Business for the whole workspace, up to 5 seats. Pending invites count against the seat limit.

If you are a one-person shop doing cabinetry project by project, Pro is almost certainly the right plan and the 250-project cap will not bind for years. Move to Business when monthly AI scans or stock volume become the constraint, not before.

Three realistic cases, so “how much will this actually cost me” has a number.

• Hobbyist, a few builds a year. Free tier. $0 per year. The daily calculation limit resets every day, so a weekend project fits comfortably.
• Solo cabinet maker, weekly jobs. Pro billed yearly: $99 for the year, which is $8.25 a month and saves $45 against paying monthly. One avoided sheet of cabinet-grade plywood usually covers most of that.
• Shop with 5 people sharing projects. Team billed yearly: $999 for the workspace, or $199.80 per seat per year at full occupancy. Central billing, so you are not expensing five separate cards.

• Billed monthly or yearly in USD through Stripe. Yearly is charged once, up front.
• Cancel any time from the dashboard. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for - you keep access until then.
• No setup fee, no per-export charge, no minimum term, no annual contract required.
• Trials convert to a paid subscription automatically at the end of 14 days unless cancelled first.
• Switching plans is prorated by Stripe, so upgrading mid-cycle only charges the difference.

There is one public discount and one structural saving. We would rather point you at both than have you find out afterwards.

• Pay yearly. Between 16% and 31% off depending on plan. This is the larger saving and it is permanent.
• The 15% welcome discount. Code CUT15WELCOME applies to your first payment. Full terms are on the discount page.

Price only means something next to an alternative. These comparisons name both products’ prices and say where the other tool wins - in two of them the honest recommendation is the competitor.

• vs CutList Plus fx — subscription against an $89–$499 one-time licence, worked out over five years.
• vs CutList Optimizer — the default browser optimizer, and what the free tiers actually throttle.
• vs MaxCut — $12/mo per account against $20/mo per device.
• All six comparisons — including OptiCutter, Cutlist Evolution and Excel.

If you have not used Cutlistor yet, start with the free optimizer - it is the same engine, and you will know within one layout whether it suits your work. If you already know you need saved projects or DXF export, go straight to a plan.