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Enzo vs Rhino 3D

Enzo

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Rhino 3D

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FigureEnzoRhino 3D
Price fromFree$95/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYesYes
iOS—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published114
Spec score · 3D modeling software7.4 (#131)9.5 (#1)
Free planYesNo
Parametric modelingYesYes
Platform accessdesktopdesktop
SupportThe maker invites users to report issues on GitHub with exact reproduction steps and says they will help resolve them.Support resources include forums, telephone, email, live chat, tutorials, training classes and community sites, with support included in purchase price.
System requirementsThe download page specifies 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, or a modern 64-bit Linux distribution, a GPU supporting OpenGL 3.3, and at least 4 GB RAM.Rhino 8 supports Windows 10/11 and macOS 12.4 through macOS 27, with at least 8 GB RAM recommended; Linux and Windows Server are unsupported for the desktop app.
What it doesEnzo is a node-based procedural modeling app for creating 3D geometry from recipes of steps.Rhino is a 3D CAD application for creating, editing, analyzing, documenting, rendering, animating and translating NURBS, SubD, point-cloud and mesh geometry.

Plans

Enzo

  • Free & Open SourceFree

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Rhino 3D

  • 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
  • School — Rhino 8, 30-user lab$975 a month
  • EvaluationFree
  • Rhino 8 EvaluationFree
  • Rhino 8 Educational Single User$195, paid once

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Enzo

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Rhino 3D

Rhino 3D is desktop software for Windows and macOS with listed capabilities for parametric modeling, animation, rendering, and 3D print export. The commercial Rhino 8 single concurrent-user license is listed at $995 a month, billed as a permanent license that does not expire. Licenses for 10 and 50 concurrent users are listed at $9,950 a month and $49,750 a month, respectively, also as permanent licenses. Student or faculty and school options are listed, with educational-status or school-licensing requirements. Commercial and student or faculty upgrade options are available, though evaluation versions cannot be upgraded. A free evaluation license costs nothing and lasts 90 days; saving and plugins stop working after that period. The listing describes Rhino 3D as paid while also indicating a free plan and free trial. Its maker is listed as founded in 1980 and based in Seattle, Washington, USA.

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