How much does Autodesk cost in 2026?

Autodesk's cheapest paid plan is AutoCAD at $260/month, or $175/month billed annually (33% off). The full tier structure runs from $85 through AEC Collection at $375/month across 5 plans. Autodesk sits in the Design & Creative category, where SaaS Price Hub tracks 30 tools with verified pricing. Verified September 3, 2026 against Autodesk's pricing page.

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Most recent tracked change: Autodesk raised its AutoCAD tier from $255 to $260/month (+2%) on Sep 13, 2026.

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What are all the Autodesk pricing tiers?

Autodesk publishes 5 plans:

•AutoCAD: $260/month ($175/month billed annually) — flagship 2D/3D CAD, per seat (annual $2,095)
•Fusion 360: $85/month ($64/month billed annually) — Integrated CAD/CAM/CAE for product design, per seat monthly
•Revit: $342/month ($243/month billed annually) — BIM for architecture + engineering, per seat (annual $2,910 per 2026 sources)
•Maya: $260/month ($175/month billed annually) — 3D animation + VFX, per seat monthly
•AEC Collection: $375/month ($291/month billed annually) — Bundle: Revit + AutoCAD + Civil 3D + more, per seat monthly

How often does Autodesk change its pricing?

SaaS Price Hub recorded 1 tracked price change for Autodesk in the last 12 months (1 increase, 0 decreases). The most recent was the AutoCAD plan on September 13, 2026.

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Where can I find Autodesk's official pricing page?

Autodesk publishes its own pricing at www.autodesk.com/pricing.

Autodesk official pricing page

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Quick facts about Autodesk pricing

Key limit metric: Seats per product
Free trial: 30 days
Enterprise pricing: Available (custom quote)
Native currency: USD
Category: Design & Creative

Who is Autodesk best for?

In other words, Autodesk is worth it for architects, engineers, designers, and manufacturers who need industry-standard CAD tools — particularly where deliverables must be DWG or RVT compatible for regulatory or client-handoff reasons. AutoCAD covers general 2D/3D drafting; Fusion 360 for integrated product design; Revit for BIM/architecture; Maya for 3D animation; AEC Collection bundles multiple apps for AEC firms. Steep learning curve on every product (dedicated training typical). Native integrations with Microsoft 365, Bluebeam, Procore, PandaDoc. Downside: subscription-only since 2016 (no perpetual license), per-product seat cost adds up fast for multi-app workflows, and the Fusion 360 free-for-personal-use policy has been progressively tightened.

What is Autodesk not for?

Free/open-source? Pick FreeCAD, Blender (3D animation), or LibreCAD (2D). Consumer product design? Onshape (cloud-native SaaS). Team collaboration on 2D? Bluebeam Revu. AEC-only alternative? Bentley MicroStation.

Sources

Last verified September 3, 2026.

Autodesk plans

Plan	Monthly	Annual	Key limit
AutoCAD	260	175	flagship 2D/3D CAD, per seat (annual $2,095)
Fusion 360	85	64	Integrated CAD/CAM/CAE for product design, per seat monthly
Revit	342	243	BIM for architecture + engineering, per seat (annual $2,910 per 2026 sources)
Maya	260	175	3D animation + VFX, per seat monthly
AEC Collection	375	291	Bundle: Revit + AutoCAD + Civil 3D + more, per seat monthly