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Offer on record
Six months free, then six months half-price
Eligible startups receive Nora IPLM core modules for up to 10 users free for six months, then at 50% off for the following six months.
Apply at noraplm.comWhat you get
- Free service6 monthsFull access to Nora IPLM core modules for up to 10 users at no cost for the first six months
- 50% offon Nora IPLM core modules for up to 10 users · 6 months50% off Nora IPLM for the same 10 users during months seven through twelve
- Cost variescostDuring months seven through twelve, the startup pays half the standard plan price for up to 10 users; additional users are billed at standard pricing.
Who qualifies
5 conditions
All of these:
- The company is no more than five years old.checkable
- The company has annual revenue below $5 million or total funding below $5 million.verified externally
- The company has no more than 50 team members.checkable
- The applicant is a product company that designs or builds hardware or combined systems.verified externally
- The applicant is a new Nora IPLM customer and is accepted within the campaign's limited first-come allocation.verified externally
How to apply
- AvailabilityPublic. Anyone who meets the conditions can apply.
- MethodApplication form at noraplm.com/nora-iplm-for-startups
- InstructionsComplete the startup application form on the vendor page.
- Operated byNora IPLM sets the terms and handles access.
- Termsnoraplm.com/nora-iplm-for-startups
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Where this comes from
noraplm.com/nora-iplm-for-startups, 8 Aug 2026
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Nora IPLM is a cloud product-lifecycle platform for managing product data, BOMs, revisions, documents, changes, and engineering workflows.
In this program
Nora IPLM gives qualifying product startups six months free for up to 10 users, followed by six months at half price.
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