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Plans & limits

What Free, Simulation, Pro and the planned Factory offering cap and unlock.

Current pricing lives on the pricing section; this page explains what the limits mean in practice.

The plans

LimitFree / GuestSimulationProFactory (planned)
Projects3UnlimitedUnlimitedPlanned
Objects per project10UnlimitedUnlimitedPlanned
Variables per project20UnlimitedUnlimitedPlanned
Motion cams per project5UnlimitedUnlimitedPlanned
State machines per project2UnlimitedUnlimitedPlanned
3D models per project10UnlimitedUnlimitedPlanned
Max single model size25 MBUnlimitedUnlimitedPlanned
Windows PLC Connector (PLC connectivity, Remote View)n/an/aYesPlanned
Offline, machine-locked licensingn/an/an/aPlanned

Choosing

  • Free, for evaluation and small demos. The caps fit a single mechanism with a handful of driven parts.
  • Simulation, for full-scale modelling and offline simulation in the browser, unlimited everything, no hardware connectivity. The design-office plan.
  • Pro, adding the Windows PLC Connector, and with it PLC connectivity and Remote View. The commissioning plan.
  • Factory (planned), an offline, machine-locked offering for shop-floor PCs. Contact hello@machinerytwin.studio to discuss your requirements.

How limits behave

Limits are enforced when creating things: at a cap, the app tells you and the create action is blocked, though nothing you already built is ever deleted. Upgrading takes effect on your next session.

Projects above your current limits

If a project contains more objects, variables, motion cams, state machines, or 3D models than your current plan allows, Machinery Twin can open it read-only. You can inspect it and use Simulation or Online mode, but you cannot edit, rename, save, or export it until your plan supports the project.

Existing saved browser projects do not become read-only only because your account is over its project-count limit. The project-count limit applies when importing or saving another browser project.

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