SIMPLE TO START. SIMPLE TO KEEP.
One plan for your shop.
Subscriptions open soon: 30 days free, then $29 USD per month. No annual contract. No separate door-style or export add-ons.
$29 / month
First 30 days free for new subscribers. Card required. Your subscription renews automatically unless you cancel.
Try the free demo now ↗Checkout is not open yet. No trial starts and no payment is taken when you create an account.
What’s included
- ✓ Room design with interactive 3D
- ✓ Cabinet and door libraries, finishes and lighting
- ✓ Frameless / face-frame construction options
- ✓ Butt, dado, dowel and confirmat settings
- ✓ Cut lists, sheet nesting and material estimates
- ✓ True-scale finished-part SVG and DXF
- ✓ ShopBot and G-code export tools with preflight
- ✓ Inches or millimeters
- ✓ 100 cloud projects and local backups
- ✓ Product updates during membership
Online production limit: 30 cabinets and 100 room items per project. CNC verification and machine setup remain operator responsibilities.
Before you start
Can I try it without a credit card?
Yes. The interactive design demo requires no card and no signup. You can explore the tools and download your design. A card is required to start the 30-day full trial.
How do I cancel?
Open My account → Manage billing / cancel. Cancel before your trial ends to avoid the first charge. After a paid period starts, cancellation stops the next renewal and access continues through the paid period.
What happens to my projects if I cancel?
Your local project files remain yours. You can still sign in and download your cloud project files. Production exports require an active trial or paid plan.
Does this replace Aspire?
CabinetCNCPro designs cabinets and generates manufacturing data. Finished-part SVG and DXF exports can be imported into your CAM workflow. Aspire remains useful for toolpath verification and machining preparation.
Is every door profile machined automatically?
No. Decorative door profiles, some frame joinery and fixture-dependent hardware operations remain separate shop work. Review the production notes and preflight warnings.