CircuitSim plans: Basic, Standard, and Premium
Basic is free forever. Standard and Premium raise every limit and add private circuits and components. Live prices are on the pricing page.
Britt Espinosa
Last Update 15 hari yang lalu
CircuitSim has three plans. Basic costs nothing and needs no card. Standard and Premium raise how much you can build, add private circuits and components, and open the last two analyses.
What each plan includes
| Basic | Standard | Premium | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Circuits | 5 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Custom components | 5 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Components per circuit | 5 | 15 | Unlimited |
| Private circuits and components | No | Yes | Yes |
| Simulation types | Interactive, Interactive Operating Point, Transient, AC Sweep, DC Operating Point | All | All |
The per circuit figure leaves out probes, net labels, and grounds, so those never eat into the count. What counts toward the per-circuit component limit has the full list.
DC Sweep and Parameter Sweep need Standard or Premium. Every other analysis runs on Basic.
What each plan costs
Standard starts from $2.99 per month and Premium from $8.99 per month, and both cost less per month when you pay for a year. The pricing page is the place to check the figure that will be charged to you, because the amounts there are read live from Stripe when the page loads.
The hero on that page sums up the free tier:
Start for free. No credit card, no time limit. Upgrade only when your projects need more room.
Premium carries a Best value chip on its card. Basic shows $0 with the caption free forever.
If the cost is out of reach, the pricing page invites you to email [email protected] with what you can afford.
How to buy one
Choose a plan on the pricing page and the button on its card starts checkout. Signed-out visitors are sent to sign up first, since checkout needs an account. Upgrade your plan walks the whole path, and Monthly or annual billing covers the interval choice.
Where your current plan lives
Plan & billing in your account settings shows the plan you are on, when it renews, what the next charge looks like, your usage against each limit, and every invoice. It is also where Cancel subscription, Update payment method, and View plans sit.
Two things worth knowing early
Limits apply when you create something new, so changing plans never deletes work. A circuit that is over the limit for your current plan stays open, editable, and exportable.
If a group has assigned you a seat, the higher of your personal plan and that seat is the one that applies. How plan access works with a group seat explains what that looks like on the billing page.