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Apto.ONE vs Configo

Apto.ONE

apto.one

Configo

configo.org

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FigureApto.ONEConfigo
Price fromFree$8.33/mo
Free planYes—
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
API—Yes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published13
Spec score · Product Configurator Software8.9 (#4)8.3 (#18)
Free planYesNo
Intended usersThe maker describes Apto.ONE as suitable across industries and company sizes, for businesses offering configurable products.Configo describes itself as built for makers, manufacturers, and workshops, with the CPQ documentation specifying small and mid-size manufacturers.
Primary deploymentstandalonehybrid
Product rulesYesYes
Quote generationYesYes
SecurityThe installation documentation recommends using the superadmin account only when necessary and says installation generates a new superadmin password.The maker’s homepage states that Configo uses encrypted data, is GDPR compliant, and is SSL secured.
SupportThe maker directs users to its community forum and lists nanoLogika GmbH as the enterprise contact.Users can contact Configo support, track support ticket status, and reply to ongoing ticket conversations from within the app.

Plans

Apto.ONE

  • Apto.ONE Open Source EditionFree

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Configo

  • Individual$100 a year
  • Organization$150 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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In their own words

Apto.ONE

Apto.ONE is open-source software for building product configurators, available online or for local installation. It is designed for products with many variants, guiding customers through choices in OnePage or Step-by-Step mode. Configurations can show images or descriptions, with photorealistic high-resolution product display. A rule system checks dependencies between steps so customers can assemble feasible combinations; rules may be strict or soft. The software calculates prices as selections are made, including options for surcharges, discounts, special prices, and customer-group prices. An administration interface lets operators adjust products and configuration options, while the software can be adapted and extended. Configurations can feed a request process or connect to e-commerce systems; Shopware is named as an available integration, and connector availability should be checked through provider app stores. Customers can save configurations and return later. The free Open Source Edition can be installed on hosting, in a virtual machine, or locally on PC, Mac, or Linux. Documentation covers setup, 3D model requirements, connectors, and plugins.

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Configo

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