Nest Ready pricing: per part, with unlimited users
Nest Ready is priced by parts. Paid plans start at £99 a month for 150 parts, with unlimited users on every paid plan. You’re charged for a part the first time you download it, and rejected parts are free. Try 25 parts first, with no card.
No card required. Bring your own drawings.
Pay for parts. Not seats.
Unlimited users on every paid plan. One shared workflow for your estimators, programmers and production team.
Start with 25 parts, on us.
Test your own engineering drawings. No card required.
Starter
For smaller fabrication shops.
- Unlimited users
- Email support
- Self-serve setup
Workshop
Most popularFor busy fabrication teams.
- Unlimited users
- Setup call
Production
For higher-volume operations.
- Unlimited users
- Region selection
- Custom retention settings
- Named contact
Enterprise
- DPA support
- Bespoke data retention
- SLA
- Volume commitments
- Enterprise support
Parts, not pages. You pay only for the parts you download. Rejected parts are free; scans, photos and sketches count as 5 parts.
Annual billing gives you 12 months for the price of 10.
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How are parts charged?
A part is one manufacturable profile from a drawing. You pay for parts, not pages, and only when you download them.
| What you download | Counts as | When it’s charged |
|---|---|---|
| Part from a vector PDF | 1 part | The first time you download its DXF |
| Part from a scan, image, photo or sketch | 5 parts | The first time you download its DXF |
| Downloading a part again | 0 parts | Never |
| Part you reject in review | 0 parts | Never |
- A part is charged the first time you download its DXF. Downloading it again is free.
- A part you reject in review is never downloaded, so it’s never charged.
- A part from a scan, photo or sketch counts as 5 parts: it takes a vision model to read and more checking. That applies to the free trial too.
- Your allowance resets at the start of each calendar month. Unused parts don’t carry over.
- Parts beyond your allowance are charged at your plan’s additional-part rate.
- All prices exclude VAT.
Anything uncertain is flagged for review, and a part you reject costs nothing. Check every DXF against the drawing before cutting.
Monthly or annual billing?
Annual billing gives you 12 months for the price of 10.
On annual billing the Starter plan is £990 a year instead of £1,188, and the same two months come off every paid plan. Switch the toggle on the plans above to see each plan’s annual price.
What if we need more than 2,000 parts a month?
Enterprise is set up with you: custom volume and commercial terms, from £1,200 a month.
- DPA support
- Bespoke data retention
- SLA
- Volume commitments
- Enterprise support
Not sure which plan fits? The savings calculator picks the cheapest plan for your monthly volume and shows what the time back is worth. Beyond the Production plan’s 2,000 parts, additional parts are 30p each.
Questions about pricing
What to know before you send in your first drawing.
What counts as a part?
A part is a single manufacturable profile extracted from a drawing. Usage is counted by parts, not PDF pages: a part is charged the first time you download its DXF, and downloading it again is free. A part from a scan, photo or sketch counts as 5 parts: it takes a vision model to read and more checking.
Do rejected parts use my monthly allowance?
No. You pay only for the parts you download. A part you reject in review is never downloaded, so it is never charged.
Do unused parts carry over to next month?
No. Your allowance resets at the start of each calendar month, and parts you didn’t use don’t carry over.
What happens when I go over my allowance?
Each part beyond the allowance is charged at your plan’s additional-part rate: 55p per additional part on Starter, 40p per additional part on Workshop, 30p per additional part on Production.
Do prices include VAT?
No. All prices exclude VAT.
Do I pay for each person on my team?
No. Every paid plan includes unlimited users, so estimators, programmers and the production team can all work from the same account.
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Bring the drawing. Leave with the part.