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Cascadia PLM vs PLMore

Cascadia PLM

cascadiaplm.com

PLMore

plmore.github.io

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FigureCascadia PLMPLMore
Price from$254.17/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trialYes—
Open sourceYes—
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
APIYes—
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published110
Spec score · Product Lifecycle Management Software9.3 (#1)6.9 (#23)
DeploymentCascadia is self-hostable and documents Docker Compose, single-server, distributed high-availability, and Kubernetes deployments.The repository says deployment guidance is planned for Kubernetes on an on-premise server or in the cloud.
Intended usersThe maker describes Cascadia as built for engineering and manufacturing teams, including teams moving from spreadsheets and defense or maritime engineering teams.The site says PLMore is being developed for industrial professionals.
ProductCascadia connects requirements, parts, bills of materials, engineering changes, and work orders in a product lifecycle management record for manufacturers.PLMore is an open-source Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software project.

Plans

Cascadia PLM

  • Self-Hosted CoreFree
  • 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
  • Commercial License — Growth$3,050 a year
  • Commercial License$30,000 a year
  • Commercial License — Enterprise$60,120 a year

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PLMore

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In their own words

Cascadia PLM

Cascadia PLM connects requirements, parts, bills of materials, engineering changes, and work orders in a product lifecycle record for manufacturers. Its core includes documents, multi-level BOMs, workflows, lifecycles, revision schemes, a file vault, search, import and export, APIs, and a 3D viewer. Engineering change orders can have separate workspaces for review before a team merges them. Item types, workflows, lifecycles, and permissions can be configured in TypeScript files and reviewed through pull requests. Documentation describes converting STEP and IGES files to STL and GLB for browser-based 3D viewing. Cascadia is self-hostable, with documented Docker Compose, single-server, distributed high-availability, and Kubernetes deployments; managed cloud is also offered. The free core includes REST and SysML v2 APIs, while managed-cloud API access is an optional paid add-on. Self-Hosted Core costs nothing. Managed Cloud — up to 20 editors costs $850 a month, billed $10,200/yr annually, and includes up to 20 editor seats and unlimited viewers. The maker describes the product as built for engineering and manufacturing teams.

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PLMore

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